Images of items I have purchased (except trainers [no feet pics])

Martynt74 said:
You'll probably go to buy one and the shop'll be shut :p
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Unfortunately on the return leg it was also shut, go figure. Ended up with second prize:

I had gone for Clos Mogador wine but ended up with 2x Torres wines, some olive oil, chocolate, and 5 Victorinox pairing knives in obnoxious colours.

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And some of these things to balance on the sash windows and clean up after when they get knocked off.

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Oooh i've been wanting to try a few Priorat wines recently, but availability is limited even in a few wine shops i've tried. Let me know what you think.
 
Yeah I'm looking forward to trying them out. Super inexpensive really.

Not pictured, I also got a bottle of Gin Mare 'Capri'? Will give that a go over Christmas.
 
D3K said:
So for you it's about convenience, which was already established as the only benefit. The pot method I showed needs no practice, you will get it right first time. Try it?
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There are many reasons I don’t need to or want to. Besides that I have a rice cooker or that I have already done it, as illustrated when I said “I was taught…”, and as uncle roger says, WW2 is over! Plus what is the point of the exercise? To show that I can so to give away the rice cooker? Or that I can’t and I keep using it? I don’t see the point with either outcome.

it’s a bit like the brits looks as American and ask “why do you boil water with a stove top kettle?”
 
If you don't want a rice cooker, you don't cook enough rice. Strange all brits have a toaster but it's a much easier process to toast bread than it is to cook rice. I'm considering a Yum Asia Panda, as I cook rice 5+ times a week and would probably have more with a rice cooker.
 
Begbie said:
If you don't want a rice cooker, you don't cook enough rice. Strange all brits have a toaster but it's a much easier process to toast bread than it is to cook rice. I'm considering a Yum Asia Panda, as I cook rice 5+ times a week and would probably have more with a rice cooker.
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There is no way in hell you can cook bread in a rice cooker
 
Kreeeee said:
You have an insane number of posts in here. I think it's tiem that you accepted that you are just a hoarder of miscellaneous tat and don't try to justify your constant stream of purchases to anyone.

Embrace who you are :D
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I don’t know why this conversation never happens with a SE Asian, probably because we grew up with rice cookers, it’s the norm, it’s not a luxury product, it is as common as a kettle. It’s probably the first appliance someone buys when moving into a home before a microwave. I could cook myself a meal with a rice cooker, no microwave. I remember when in my first year at uni, in halls you don’t trust everyone at the start so you don’t put the expensive stuff in the communal kitchen, I kept my (£20 Tefal) rice cooker in my room and cooked it in my room. You see the resistance here from people who are older, can you imagine the questions you get asked from a bunch of 18 year olds who can’t even boil an egg?
 
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