labour saving devices!

Comments

• Options

  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  November 2003

  I reckon bread makers are going to be this decades sandwich toaster. Everybody will get one, use it for a bit, then as you say - shove it in a cupboard and forget about it.
  How can a bread maker be a labour saving device. That's what bakeries and convenience stores are for. Popping out for five minutes to get a loaf is much more labour saving than making my own bread, even if making it with a bread maker.
  
  Mr_Wobble

  0
• Options

  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  November 2003

  Originally posted by Mr_Wobble
  I reckon bread makers are going to be this decades sandwich toaster. Everybody will get one, use it for a bit, then as you say - shove it in a cupboard and forget about it.
  How can a bread maker be a labour saving device. That's what bakeries and convenience stores are for. Popping out for five minutes to get a loaf is much more labour saving than making my own bread, even if making it with a bread maker.
  
  Mr_Wobble

  exactly ....as well as one of them gathering dust we have a yoghurt maker! for fucks sake it takes an age to make some very dodgy yog ...just pop to tesco and buy the bleedin things.

  0
• Options

  Former Member Posts: 1,876,323 The Mix Honorary Guru

  November 2003

  I used to love our breadmaker, I used to put all the ingredients in before we went to bed, then use the bread for sarnies in the morning. Then we lost the recipe book. Ooooooops.

  0