Club Breadmakers
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ksi:
But your $59.90 is as big as the bull-cart's wheel with the mileage you are getting from Carrefour!!! :rotflmao: So envious... :love:
Haha, yes, I think I not only got 'one steal' from Carrefour, but twice over!
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25hourmaid:
You want more of :heresmyfish: :spank: :clubmyself: is it?

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HELP please!!!!!!!!!!!!!! hahahahahahah :siam: -
ksi:
What do you think friend? Should I take the risk and plunge so that I can have the aroma of break floating around me? *hai* sian la...
I would seriously think very carefully about getting the Z machine especially since it does not come cheap! If it is like Bluesky that costs only $59.90, I would say worth a try, but for that price ...... I really don't think I want to take that risk especially since there are not one but two negative comments about the quality of bread.
One suggestion though, Blobbi and schweppes, please don't :heresmyfish: me, is for you to borrow the machine from either of them to test it out, but not using Z's recipe, but from a tried and tested recipe that you have been using all along! :siam: -
25hourmaid:
Hi 25hourmaid, sooo, maybe I should hangon for a while and wait for your professional feedback?I would seriously think very carefully about getting the Z machine especially since it does not come cheap! If it is like Bluesky that costs only $59.90, I would say worth a try, but for that price ...... I really don't think I want to take that risk especially since there are not one but two negative comments about the quality of bread.
One suggestion though, Blobbi and schweppes, please don't :heresmyfish: me, is for you to borrow the machine from either of them to test it out, but not using Z's recipe, but from a tried and tested recipe that you have been using all along! :siam:
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25hourmaid:
Whoah...good idea.... what say you blobbi and schweppes? Payment is a nice loaf of bread or jam for you!!ksi:
What do you think friend? Should I take the risk and plunge so that I can have the aroma of break floating around me? *hai* sian la...
I would seriously think very carefully about getting the Z machine especially since it does not come cheap! If it is like Bluesky that costs only $59.90, I would say worth a try, but for that price ...... I really don't think I want to take that risk especially since there are not one but two negative comments about the quality of bread.
One suggestion though, Blobbi and schweppes, please don't :heresmyfish: me, is for you to borrow the machine from either of them to test it out, but not using Z's recipe, but from a tried and tested recipe that you have been using all along! :siam:
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25hourmaid:
Eh, if can make soya bean drink or coffee, then 5-in-one!jtoh:
Wah! 3-in-1! Can make pineapple tart jam too!
Yesterday was 2-in-1 for you, today is 3-in-1, don't tell me tomorrow is 4-in-1? :lol:
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Ksi, maid, thanks for your inputs
Happy Mama:
Hi 25hourmaid, sooo, maybe I should hangon for a while and wait for your professional feedback?

Err.. maybe i should wait too ?
Anyway need some time to convince DH that this is a wise investment
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ksi:
pai seh lah, ksi :oops: My Zoji is about 10 years old, so don't think the machine is a good gauge to compare. And besides, it's really old and worn out, so don't think it's fit to be resurrected again. Still, Zoji is definitely a good brand and I'm sure the technology/machinery has been updated. Personally, I think it's a worthwhile investment, so just go ahead and get it, especially since you do a lot of cooking and baking
Whoah...good idea.... what say you blobbi and schweppes? Payment is a nice loaf of bread or jam for you!!
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schweppes:
pai seh lah, ksi :oops: My Zoji is about 10 years old, so don't think the machine is a good gauge to compare. And besides, it's really old and worn out, so don't think it's fit to be resurrected again. Still, Zoji is definitely a good brand and I'm sure the technology/machinery has been updated. Personally, I think it's a worthwhile investment, so just go ahead and get it, especially since you do a lot of cooking and baking

ok noted schwepps. -
Is this video convincing?
See the amount of things it can make....*salivate*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csZC6NipDOo
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