New toy alert!

HeadlessChicken · 7 Dec 2011 at 10:54

Just kneaded some dough for a basic white in it, did it in no time :eek:

Why did it have to get delivered on the day I have to write a mahooooosive essay?

HeadlessChicken · 7 Dec 2011 at 11:50

GhostlyPea said:
My mum had the older one of those (was plastic). She took it when she moved out so I an incredibly jealous as the thing was awesome. Ours had a bit on top that you could put a blender - does that as I can't see?

- GP

This comes with a glass liquidiser and a food processor, both of which fit on top

HeadlessChicken · 7 Dec 2011 at 13:29

bcjames said:
Very nice! I use mine for effortless dough making too. As much as I like baking bread, I don't have the time to do it by hand each time.

I have a mkI Chef from (if I remember correctly) 1956. All the optional attachments too aside the coffee grinder and the glass bowl is missing, replaced with a stainless once dated 1960. I need to strip, clean and regrease it but it's built like a tank and will last forever

I love the stories of the old ones

Think I will definitely get the meat grinder with sausage attachment, and probably the ice cream maker too.

This thing is a beast and weights a tonne, which I like. Also like you can buy replacement parts for virtually all of it.

HeadlessChicken · 7 Dec 2011 at 14:35

First result:

HeadlessChicken · 8 Dec 2011 at 20:30

glitch said:
I should really let the owner reply, but it looks like a Kenwood Chef Titanium KM010 to me.

Around £300 from most good, and bad, retailers.

Indeedy do. £285 from Amazon ATM.

Was gonna get the standard chef, but my food processor is a bit pants (this comes with one), plus this is shinier. And I'm weak.....