I think you should have a sparrerday present. You never know when you might want to cut down an irritating inch-thick branch of gorse blocking the front door.
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The Fish tempted me.
(Actually I got the slightly more powerful version that uses the same blade.)
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I NEED one of them
For what I have no idea but I lust after one
And nobody say a word about bread cutting.
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The only use we ever found for the (wedding present) electric carving knife was cutting bread straight out of the freezer to make toast with.
I don’t know what happened to it after the three or four times we needed it for that forty years ago. Possibly it never came back after ir was used for a school fête hog-roast.
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Dear chatelaine I like proper butties made with bread the same size as shop bought bread
So I have a 1500g loaf tin and I am determined to make a perfect loaf with it
Joe
I have one of these to do my mixing…
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I’ll just shift this bit over 'ere…
Why yes, I think some beers would be a good idea while I’m waiting for the TINY CHAINSAW to arrive.
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We too had an electric carving knife as a Wedding present 40 years ago. I used it quite a lot at first, & then less, after the Darlings left.
It was, & still is absolutely brilliant at cutting blocks of foam down to size.
NDN at the camp site uses hers to cut through gateaux & the like.
She has an electric slicer for bread & meat
Yes
I know
Carinthia.xx
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I have an electric slicer for bread and meat
We also had a neltric knife as a wedding present
I have no idea where it is now
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I think they were very fashionable for a while as a thing to give away…
They still exist on Amazon, half a dozen of them at less than thirty quid plus electric kebab slicers – which look like something for stripping wallpaper and cost a great deal more.
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See, there was this time the Hydraulic Press Channel people decided to see how fast they could peel an apple…
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I too have an electric slicer for bread & meat, but not at my caravan…
Carinthia.xx
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I lack the right sort of toys.
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That reminds me of the sort of potato peelers used in chip shops for old potatoes, before ‘rumblers’ were used.
Carinthia.xx
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Proto-bread, Dunnock?
What are we testing?
\_______/ <----- Me Plate
<<-------->> <------ Me Elbows
Carinthia.xx
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Usual recipe, but at that point it was still risin’ so not really bread yet.
Now with ~5 minutes to go:
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Gawds, that looks good
Carinthia.xx
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I need that recipe
It’s proper sandwich loaf shaped bread
Twellsies hard on the tail of a sparrer…
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Wee bees know our place, mind. Looks fab, Hedgers.
There izzan significant amount of tool envy going on in the hive, so we’d appreciate a Hedgers’ review of the TINY CHAINSAW, when possible.
Soo xx
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