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Nelliemoser Fri 28-Oct-16 14:03:24

Not many of mine sit unused for long. We make bread regularly now having invested in an Ebay advertised Panasonic machine which is so much better that our old one.
I have a Phillips icecream maker which I use quite often. Very useful if you can get good offers on soft fruit in the season. Real fruit ice cream no additives. The stem & ginger wine icecream is to die for.

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Tizliz Fri 28-Oct-16 13:01:29

My slow cooker was only £10 from Tesco and is therefore a good buy as I have used it about 8 times (only had it six months)

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goldengirl Fri 28-Oct-16 11:49:46

My bread maker from Lakeland - best ever and I've had a few. Nutribullet is a fad thing that I only use occasionally but leave it out to remind me it's there. The slow cooker is half way. It's great and I'm pleased to have it but I don't use it a lot. My Magimix is a real boon and a cheap and cheerful chopper 'tub' has recently come back into service so I don't tend to chuck things out!!!

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Tizliz Fri 28-Oct-16 11:35:51

Following on the Cost per wear thread. Which appliances do you think you have got good value out of and which ones sit in the cupboard unloved?

I was thinking about this as I used my microwave last night. I bought it about three months ago and have used it 4 times, and only to warm things up not actually cooking in it! On the other hand I have a stick blender/whisk which I use nearly every day - worth every penny.

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