My middle child has just been diagnosed with coeliac, so the whole family are now being tested, so far there appears to be a genetic marker, so likely there will be more than the few already diagnosed.

I don't think you need lessons to learn how to use it so much, recipe books, chips might be enough. 🙂 Much like any kitchen appliance?

So, I can see that my daughters' families will benefit from having it in their kitchens.

Yes there is so much info out there with all kinds of recipes for everyone.

My thermomix demo is tomorrow  evening!

Menu

Strawberry Sorbet

Garlic Hummus dip

bread rolls or garlic pizza

risotto with mixed vegies

vanilla custard.

Beetroot salad.

All of it has to be meat free, sugar free and suitable for a coeliac diet.

Sadly there is a 1 to 3 week wait for delivery. 😞

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@lurker172602 wrote:

I'm not really sold on them and I don't really have the bench space, but my friend made two different ice creams in hers for a party earlier this week and they were divine 

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If you have room for a toaster and a kettle that does one task only then you definitely have room for a thermomix that completes incredible tasks, I absolutely love it

Don't worry too much about the recipes, you can get them all on the net, my daughter can ask what is for dessert at 7 pm and I will happily bake her a cake it takes no time at all

Make sure you make the Orange Cake, no flour and made with two whole oranges and ground almonds

It is amazing, so much is amazing and so simple

I am making all the basics like mayo and tomato sauce and trying all the breads etc, too much to list

Just popped in to see how it was going. Glad you are loving it, know it was a gift so that makes at least two happy 🙂

I love orange almond cake by the way yummmmmm