on โ07-10-2013 03:45 PM
Has anyone got one, are they good?
Are you sick of it yet?
Any good mixes? (recipes)
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on โ07-10-2013 05:07 PM
Throw all your gadgets out Clair and buy a Thermomix (hope there a no anti thermomix posters still left on here).
on โ07-10-2013 06:23 PM
Ooops---poor eyesight---thought the title was .....gonads.
---carrry on as your were.........................................................Richo.
on โ07-10-2013 06:53 PM
@am*3 wrote:Throw all your gadgets out Clair and buy a Thermomix (hope there a no anti thermomix posters still left on here).
i am anti thermomix.
i think its ridiculous to pay that much for a gadget.
on โ07-10-2013 06:54 PM
I don't even know what thermomix is
โ07-10-2013 06:57 PM - edited โ07-10-2013 06:58 PM
I would like one if someone else paid for it.
My niece has one. Certainly cuts out the need for most other small appliances. She has a young family and does uses it a lot.
She uses frozen bananas (adds other fruit like blueberry) to make icecream (more like sorbet, no added dairy products), which made me think of it in this thread.
on โ07-10-2013 07:14 PM
I have one, I used it once. More suitable for a family with kids. Giving it to me son.
on โ07-10-2013 07:14 PM
I would love a thermomix, exxy gadget clair, but it's all gadgets rolled into 1.
on โ07-10-2013 07:15 PM
on โ07-10-2013 07:16 PM
while there are still people in this country without so much as an egg slicer in their kitchen drawers, its obscene to spend so much on a gadget.
โ07-10-2013 07:21 PM - edited โ07-10-2013 07:22 PM
A food processor can cost $400+ so can a cake mixer..it all adds up if you have a few small appliances. Saves on cupboard space also.
Families can make their own food (incl bread) cheaper in a thermomix without added preservatives,colours,flavours also.
I am sure it would pay for itself in a year or two, compared with buying packet food, ready made food ( Not that everyone buys that but a lot do now).
It would need to be used regularly though.