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I won a Kenwood Chef Major... woohoo go me! It has also got the mincer/sausage maker attachment and ice cream maker attachment with it. I have ordered the makings for making some sausages so am looking forward to doing that.
Can anyone recommend any of the other attachments? My mum has said she will buy me some for Christmas but I don't know what is worth it. I have things like a blender and food processor already (only cheap ones), but am tempted to get the blender jug and food processor attachments so I can get rid of the other bits and just have the one unit. Would save space in the kitchen and I could make a few quid on them if I take them to a car boot sale once the car boot season starts again. |
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That's great. I have a Kenwood with the sausage and ice cream attachments and they are fab. Making your own sausage couldn't be easier- I use this forum which is full of recipes http://forum.sausagemaking.org/
I also order my skins from here http://www.sausagemaking.org/ Good luck- you will love it |
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I love my Kenwood
![]() It's 40 years old (predates me!!) and still going strong. |
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Is the ice cream attachment good? We have a crappy little baileys ice cream maker, but it always came out with ice crystals in it.
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Is the ice cream attachment good? We have a crappy little baileys ice cream maker, but it always came out with ice crystals in it.
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hmmmm, ice cream?... sounds like a gadget.
To OP: There's a pasta attachment that I yearned for for ages, then got, used once, and put to the back of the drawer. Too fiddly by half. |
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hmmmm, ice cream?... sounds like a gadget.
To OP: There's a pasta attachment that I yearned for for ages, then got, used once, and put to the back of the drawer. Too fiddly by half.
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It's fantastic, so easy to use and makes beautiful ice cream. I can guarantee one you start using your attachments, you will never buy ice cream or sausage again
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Another good website for sausage is http://www.localfoodheroes.co.uk/
The Thurlaston sausage recipe on there is especially good |
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Another good website for sausage is http://www.localfoodheroes.co.uk/
The Thurlaston sausage recipe on there is especially good ![]() Re. the ice-cream maker, I guess you freeze the bowl, then mix (custard???)/whipped cream into the bowl with flavourings (okay, not sausage) and set in the freezer?, as simple as that? |
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Had me thinking for a second... sausage flavoured ice-cream
![]() Re. the ice-cream maker, I guess you freeze the bowl, then mix (custard???)/whipped cream into the bowl with flavourings (okay, not sausage) and set in the freezer?, as simple as that? http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/6...illa-ice-cream and http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/1...illa-ice-cream |
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I've had my Kenwood since my children were small - and my eldest is 44!
I have the meat mincer and liquidiser jug. I would like the ice-cream maker and slicer/shredder attachment. I did buy the cream maker but I've never used it. Because my machine is so old, I would have to buy any attachments from Ebay. |
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Another good website for sausage is http://www.localfoodheroes.co.uk/
The Thurlaston sausage recipe on there is especially good |
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