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  1. #1
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2009
    Sydney, NSW
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    Oh! a name! I'll have to think of a name.
    What rythmes with Boysenberry?

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    Jan 2010
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    Joys 'n Merry?

    I'm seriously considering one, ladies, but they are $800 at Matchbox!!!! Convince me, ladies, convince me!! So that I can convince DH....

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    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jun 2009
    Sydney, NSW
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    Joys 'n Merry?

    I'm seriously considering one, ladies, but they are $800 at Matchbox!!!! Convince me, ladies, convince me!! So that I can convince DH....
    love it!

    $800! NO!
    Check out my home depot online. $631 with free shipping. They are recognised/certified by KitchenAid.

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    Feb 2006
    South Eastern Suburbs, Vic
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    Yeah I wouldn't pay $800...have a bit of a shop around! Mine's called Clive. Not sure why. Green like chives? Nickle, if you have a look at some of the videos on youtube, you can see some of the things you can do with it, and get a better idea of what the attachments do?

    Nae, why don't you consider something like the grating attachments? You might use it a bit more that way? Especially in summer with salads and things. And in winter you can do vegies for chips...or anything! It's on my (considerably sized) wish list. Or even the mincer with sausage stuffer attachment, if you like the idea of making your own sausages?

    Woot PO5! It wasn't a ps3 after all!

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    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    May 2007
    Brisbane
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    Yep. we got ours from Your Home Depot too, best price I found online Tried to get 'House' to match it, but the lady told me that she can't possibley sell it for any less that what she has on it, and tried to explain how expensive they are, and how YHD must be selling it at a loss. I said, I don't care, obiously it's working for them and if it's cheaper somewhere else I'm buying it from there. She was a bit stunned.

    MY KA is also the cleanest applicance, I love giving it a rub to shine it up. Used it again to make rissoles, minced my beef, grated my onion and carrot. I only wish it would peel my potatoes and sweet potatoes. Then I might consider marrying it.

    ETA: I considered price matching withonline shops, but didn't see the point when I could just buy it at Your Home Depot without the fuss of getting them to match it Good reviews from YHD, and they had the attachments I wanted too.
    Last edited by Indadhanu; December 31st, 2010 at 02:14 PM.

  6. #6
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    Nov 2008
    Victoria
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    thanks for the tips on where to get it online!!!! Will have to make sure I drop some major hints now, DP went and priced them locally for me as a xmas pressie and they were $800 here too.. and he decided far to $$ but I think if its at the $650 mark I can work on him

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    His name shall be Keith...dont ask me why it just came to me and I thought he was a boy as soon as I saw him

    Ive been browsing and I think my first attachment will be the grater/slicer thingy. Im spewing I cant test him out today but there is not enough room in the kitchen for more food as we are having a party tonight but look out tomorrow Im planning a hangover cook off

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    Dec 2006
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    Joys 'n Merry?

    I'm seriously considering one, ladies, but they are $800 at Matchbox!!!! Convince me, ladies, convince me!! So that I can convince DH....
    kitchenware direct were 649 but will price match any online store, and you get a free KA cookbook included.

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    Dec 2006
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    Oh! a name! I'll have to think of a name.
    What rythmes with Boysenberry?
    Terry