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Laura Ashley Slow Cooker for Christmas

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Fairycakes Tue 26-Dec-23 13:35:12

Thank you all for your kind advice and appreciation 😊

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PammyHoops Tue 26-Dec-23 13:23:27

It is such a pretty slow cooker. I didn't realise you could get them like that. What a lovely gift.
Mine is still going after 35 years

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AreWeThereYet Tue 26-Dec-23 13:05:09

Fairycakes there is no reason to assume that it won't work just as well as any other slow cooker - most of them are made in Asia anyway. Mine is and it has been working fine for over five years now. But mine isn't as pretty as yours 😄 It looks lovely. Enjoy using it.

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Fairycakes Tue 26-Dec-23 12:26:38

Charleygirl, that's a great idea. It would help protect the cooker from spoiling too 🤔

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Charleygirl5 Tue 26-Dec-23 11:57:11

Fairycakes may I suggest you buy disposable liners to make life even easier? It is attractive.

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mumofmadboys Tue 26-Dec-23 11:11:44

It is very pretty. Hope it works well too. I'm sure it will!

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Fairycakes Tue 26-Dec-23 11:03:00
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I posted on GN before Christmas, showing a beautiful Laura Ashley slow cooker that I wanted. Hubby secretly bought it as a Christmas present for me. I have yet to use it, but will let you know how good/bad it is when I do. I've gone for aesthetics this time around, which may not be sensible, but if it doesn't work out, I can always sit it on the kitchen side and just gaze at it 🤣🤣🤣

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