thread: Best little machine to puree first solid foods? Recommendations please!

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2006
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    Lol yes it is funny!! I should've added that I love gizmo's. Hmm a thermomix. Not sure DH will go for that! What can you cook in them out of interest?

    Might go with the stick blender from Aldi!

  2. #2
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    Apr 2006
    Perth
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    You can cook everything I think, and cut out heaps of refined foods because you use ingredients in its more natural state, and then grind it to whatever you need - so use raw sugar to make white sugar, icing sugar etc. A friend had a tmx party last year and wanted one so decided the only way she could afford it was to become a consultant so now she sells them too. Keep waiting for her to have some special "just for friends" deal of $29.95 with a free set of steak knives but not holding my breath!!

    In all seriousness I would love one, but the $2,000 price tag is pretty hefty