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Food slicer frenzy!

Post: # 49552Post 9ball »

Ok,

Within the last 10 minutes I've just got a new food slicer from amazon earlier than expected, I was hoping to get a pork belly brining in time for some bacon before it turned up. I am pathetically excited by slicing things now and have gone through 3 carrots and all the bread rolls in the house, and have also worked out that it is a very good way of ruining a perfectly good peice of brie. Any ideas on what else I can slice, maybe even something useful? Ive got some celeriac giving me a funny look, I think it might be next...

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Post: # 49579Post baldowrie »

seek help! :lol: :lol: :lol:

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Good onya mate! Just don't go eyeing your mrs speculatively, she might not appreciate it! :mrgreen:

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Food slicer frenzy!

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Have you got a tennis ball?
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Post: # 49696Post the.fee.fairy »

potatoes - make potato gratin later on!! then you can use the sliced carrots too.

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Post: # 50036Post 9ball »

You will all be pleased to hear I have now calmed down and am enjoying some very nice home made bacon now. I'm gonna have to eat a lot of bacon to make the slicer an investment, but that doesn't sound too bad to me.

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Post: # 50062Post baldowrie »

the short term of slicer rehab worked then :wink:

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Post: # 50070Post 9ball »

Yep, nearly got to the point where I was gonna walk into a random hairdressers and use it to chop all my hair off. But nobody would be that mental. *coughbritneycough*

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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Post: # 51756Post Helsbells »

I have one of those, its really good, but I hardly even use it, I did make some nice onion rings though.

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