19-07-2004, 11:56
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Re: Fat in bread
Off topic... but....
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...which Mrs T bought....
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That would make you Mr T then? - quite frankly I haven't seen you end enough sentences with 'Sucka!' or 'Fool!'. Come to think of it, not once have I seen you start a sentence with 'I pity the fool that....'.
... and what's more, from your picture, I can't see you wearing _any_ gold, let alone enough to sink a battleship...
I don't think you are living up to the Mr T name - either make changes, fast, or you're going to have to pick a new name.....
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19-07-2004, 11:58
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Re: Fat in bread
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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey
Off topic... but....
That would make you Mr T then? - quite frankly I haven't seen you end enough sentences with 'Sucka!' or 'Fool!'. Come to think of it, not once have I seen you start a sentence with 'I pity the fool that....'.
... and what's more, from your picture, I can't see you wearing _any_ gold, let alone enough to sink a battleship...
I don't think you are living up to the Mr T name - either make changes, fast, or you're going to have to pick a new name..... 
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19-07-2004, 12:21
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Re: Fat in bread
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Originally Posted by gary_580
Top machine, ours is a lot older than that so we dont have the flashy nut releaser. We've never had a single failure in terms of making bread. We use it to make pizza dough as well and to be honest i've never tasted pizzas so good.
Ours did go wrong under warranty, one of the keys on the keypad became very hard to press. John Lewis took it back and it was repaired within 10 days.
Chris, try the Malted fruit loaf thats in the books that comes with it (i assume the books the same, might not be). You need to go to a chemist to get the liquid malt extract but the results are 
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I'll have a go at that, I've been meaning to get a little more adventurous with the recipe book. I love malt loaf
@OB: Best online price at the moment, according to Kelkoo, is at 24-7 Electrical (anyone got any comments about them? Nerve bought anything from that website myself): http://www.24-7electrical.com/epages...&source=KELKOO
Total price £85.98 including delivery.
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That would make you Mr T then? - quite frankly I haven't seen you end enough sentences with 'Sucka!' or 'Fool!'. Come to think of it, not once have I seen you start a sentence with 'I pity the fool that....'.<snip>
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Alrright, alright ... I used to call her Mrs towny but my name change pretty much killed that off. Hopefully my new sig will help redress things. I can do the van, but the bling would be just a bit much
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19-07-2004, 12:26
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Re: Fat in bread
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Originally Posted by Chris T
I'll have a go at that, I've been meaning to get a little more adventurous with the recipe book. I love malt loaf
@OB: Best online price at the moment, according to Kelkoo, is at 24-7 Electrical (anyone got any comments about them? Nerve bought anything from that website myself): http://www.24-7electrical.com/epages...&source=KELKOO
Total price £85.98 including delivery.
Alrright, alright ... I used to call her Mrs towny but my name change pretty much killed that off. Hopefully my new sig will help redress things. I can do the van, but the bling would be just a bit much 
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Thanks to both Towny and gary850 - Amazon are selling them for £79.97 incl free delivery - the reviews on there were great too, so have ordered one!
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19-07-2004, 12:29
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Re: Fat in bread
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Thanks to both Towny and gary850 - Amazon are selling them for £79.97 incl free delivery - the reviews on there were great too, so have ordered one! 
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It's amazing what you can find in a bookshop if you look hard enough  You won't be disappointed with the machine.
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19-07-2004, 12:33
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Re: Fat in bread
Just to add even more weight to Gary and Chris - we also have the Panasonic machine - the SD 251.
Our 3rd breadmaker and by far the best.
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19-07-2004, 12:36
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Re: Fat in bread
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<snip> flashy nut releaser.
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I ... no, I can't bring myself to say it.
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19-07-2004, 12:42
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Re: Fat in bread
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Thanks to both Towny and gary850 - Amazon are selling them for £79.97 incl free delivery - the reviews on there were great too, so have ordered one! 
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Thats the one we have as well, you won't be disappointed OB
- I'm just eating my lunchtime sarnie - Tuna & Cucumber on semi-wholemeal with poppy seeds & sunflower seeds, courtesy of the nut dispenser - delicious.
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19-07-2004, 12:43
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Re: Fat in bread
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I ... no, I can't bring myself to say it. 
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I can
I think it's very important that you can release your nuts (particularly when making bread)
Still, could be worse - he could have said a 'flasher nut releaser', which is a whole different ball game *ahem*
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19-07-2004, 12:45
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Re: Fat in bread
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Thats the one we have as well, you won't be disappointed OB
- I'm just eating my lunchtime sarnie - Tuna & Cucumber on semi-wholemeal with poppy seeds & sunflower seeds, courtesy of the nut dispenser - delicious. 
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And I've told you before about dispensing your nuts
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19-07-2004, 13:01
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Re: Fat in bread
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I ... no, I can't bring myself to say it. 
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come on, i set it up for you to take
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19-07-2004, 13:03
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Re: Fat in bread
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Still, could be worse - he could have said a 'flasher nut releaser', which is a whole different ball game *ahem*
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 Different ball game!!
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19-07-2004, 13:12
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Re: Fat in bread
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And I've told you before about dispensing your nuts 
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that's 'cos you are allergic & it would cause swelling
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19-07-2004, 13:12
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Re: Fat in bread
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Thanks to both Towny and gary850 - Amazon are selling them for £79.97 incl free delivery - the reviews on there were great too, so have ordered one! 
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Yes, to add further weight, that's the one we have, and it's great. 80 quid is a good price as well. I think I paid 100, from Argos a year ago (and that was an offer).
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19-07-2004, 13:16
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Re: Fat in bread
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that's 'cos you are allergic & it would cause swelling 
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 you promised that you wouldn't mention that again!
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