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[november_girl]

John's Mum bought us a blender for Christmas. I used it or the first time today and found myself uncommonly excited by it. I now want to blend everything in sight, which is quite useful given that I need to make purees for Izzy. It is, however, somewhat bizarre, but probably related to my conviction that only posh people have blenders, and

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[velvet_the_cat]

[giggle]

[squeezypaws]

Oh blending is indeed fun. Just don't get carried away and try to make a cake with it - this does not play to the strengths of the gadget or ingredients.

[lstn_natalie]

I would suggest using it to make batter in the times when you're stuck for something to do and are keen to blend, but that would be a bad thing.

Endless pancakes and yorkshire puddings?

Maybe buy tons of different fruits and experiment with smoothies?

[november_girl]

Making baby food to freeze is keeping me occupied. :-)

[november_girl]

I don't make cake anymore, lest I put Dunlop out of business.

[nyarbaggytep]

I get the same way about blenders. And jig-saws, I cut the bit of wood I am supposed to cut then I start eying up the furniture...

[velvet_the_cat]

That's actually quite a disturbing picture... ;o)

[november_girl]

I like jigsaws too. And hedge trimmers.

[nyarbaggytep]

heh, we should have a power tools party...
or not.

[sushiho]

I'd recommend putting "New Covent Garden Soup Company Book of Soups" on your wish list - it's great - every soup I've made out of it has turned out super yummy, and it makes great use of the blender!

[november_girl]

Thanks for the tip, I shall bear it in mind as soup is one of my favourite things ever.

[areteus]

You are aware that your training, experience and job as a solicitor makes you one of the internationally accepted professional classes and therefore by default 'posh', aren't you? :)

[november_girl]

Ah bollocks.

[sarahlascelles]

Well said. Shall I slap him for you?

[november_girl]

*resists temptation to be smutty - almost*