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[The Dogmother]

I bought one of these today..............

 

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/plug-AND-pour/F/keyword/plug/product/21870

 

....Carl announced to the whole Lakeland store that it was a Shewee

 

Shame I wasn't still in there - I'd have swiped him round the back of the head!

[Egluntyne]

You can't take him anywhere!

 

I can see why he thought that though

[Lesley]

You can't take him anywhere!

 

I can see why he thought that though

 

Well, I did have a - pretend - practise, with all my clothes on......and Jazz thought it was a toy for her and ran off with it If it ever works, for its intended purpose, it will be a miracle!

[Egluntyne]

You can't take him anywhere!

 

I can see why he thought that though

 

Well, I did have a - pretend - practise, with all my clothes on.....

In the shop!

[Lesley]

- no, at home - we wouldn't allow Jazz in Lakeland ......too many toys

[craftyhunnypie]

A good idea, but you can't use a washing up bowl & well we like to protect our sink by using a bowl.

Better as a she wee.

 

Emma.x

[The Dogmother]

Not necessarily 'most interesting', but defintely the most useful was the mincer attachment for my ancient Kenwood Chef. My father tracked one down on Ebay and I used it this weekend to mince up the raw meat and offal offcuts that I get from the farmers' market to feed to the job. The Boy was when I was up to my elbows in gore and feeding this machine with a big grin on my face. The hound approves too.

[Lesley]

A good idea, but you can't use a washing up bowl & well we like to protect our sink by using a bowl.

Better as a she wee.

 

Emma.x

 

Ah! - didn't think of that! We inherited a cheap nasty s/s sink so I don't bother with a washing-up bowl anymore. In fact, I inherited a cheap, nasty, s/s sink with two bowls! Why did I buy one anyway????

[The Dogmother]

I always use a washing up bowl for just that reason.

[craftyhunnypie]

She wee it is then!

 

Emma.x

[Cooks]

Not necessarily 'most interesting', but defintely the most useful was the mincer attachment for my ancient Kenwood Chef. My father tracked one down on Ebay and I used it this weekend to mince up the raw meat and offal offcuts that I get from the farmers' market to feed to the job. The Boy was when I was up to my elbows in gore and feeding this machine with a big grin on my face. The hound approves too.

 

 

I just got given one from a lady on freecycle, with a cream maker she said, although with the cold I have I haven't even looked in the bag yet

[The Dogmother]

You got a Kenwood mixer on Freecycle???!!!! Lucky mare!

[Cooks]

no the mincer attachement and creamer attachement.. :lol: my Nan gave me mine years ago!

[The Dogmother]

Still a fab find though. I remember my mother using her cream maker attachment when we were little; strawberries and cream in the summer

[Cooks]

yes they are lovely on my freecycle, mind you I offer enough stuff myself