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  • WOT?
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4 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

It's absolutely awesome for making baby food which we are going through Kilos of at the moment so between two kids's worth of mush I would have paid for itself.

 

 

Yep - have got the step daughter and grandaughter living with me now - she actually makes her own food for the bub (veggie mush etc) - this will be a huge help for her.

 

She also occasionally forgets the stove is on when she rushes off to tend the munchkin - if I can move her to the new unit it'll set my mind at ease.

 

7 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Now if they would just do a version with a charcoal grill hanging off the side.

 

8 minutes ago, Princess Whinginator said:

 

A lot of it comes down to grilling as well.

 

 

I live on my BBQ and it's my true love - there's no way this thing is going to compete there. Used in conjunction with the Q though - can see it working well (fresh sauces, rubs, veggies etc)

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2 hours ago, Rab said:

 

I live on my BBQ and it's my true love

 

mmm man you can't beat a lovely bbq cookup. One mine site I was at for a while had a BBQ at the pub every night and I gained so much weight haha!

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Indeed - I'll fire up the charcoal just to cook myself a single sausage - frypan/stovetop only gets used for loose meat/veggies/pasta

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I always endup throwing like half a kilo of bacon on and multiple sausages and trying to eat it all so I try not to have too many BBQ's hahaha!

 

I hell want one of those weber Q's - the gas one though. maybe that should be my cool stuff I just bought today post later on.

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Yeah - the Weber Q's are pretty damn good - I keep pushing the old man towards charcoal, but the keeps going back to his Weber

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Posted
3 hours ago, Rab said:

I think the Tefal is 2.5l (not 4l - you're thinking of the barra)

 

+1

 

I cook with my Barra all the time

 

Mostly lions but sometimes even rarer creatures

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Usually cook tyres

 

 

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  • Bob the Freaking Builder
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Ahhh I actually thought it was 3.3l

Maybe I was watching tvsn wrong hahaha

I thought it did everything the thermo did except mill flour and sugar...

The reviews are more positive for the tefal but not as many sold obviously

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Posted

Nah - that's the 202 - you got the kingswood and the falcon mixed up again

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Yall fhucked up anyways... 351 is da bomb

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