autumnbronze:

Funz:

My complain is still the crust, still find it too thick, even when I use the regular function and select light crust and take it out the moment it is done.

Hi Funz,

Have you tried using the soft function??

:welcome: back to bread club :imanisland: autumnbronze!

jtoh:

Funz:

All busy baking breads.


Am trying the cheese bread minus the onions since the kids don't quite like the taste of onions. Hope it turns out well.

So far have done 3 soft loaf, 1 raisin loaf and now the cheese loaf. Now I know why you guys are like baking a loaf a day.

My complain is still the crust, still find it too thick, even when I use the regular function and select light crust and take it out the moment it is done.

You've been doing some serious baking.

:imanisland: :welcome: back to bread club jtoh!

Funz:

All busy baking breads.


Am trying the cheese bread minus the onions since the kids don't quite like the taste of onions. Hope it turns out well.

So far have done 3 soft loaf, 1 raisin loaf and now the cheese loaf. Now I know why you guys are like baking a loaf a day.

My complain is still the crust, still find it too thick, even when I use the regular function and select light crust and take it out the moment it is done.

wow...yumz yumz! is your cheese bread's crust still thick?
perhaps other z users or bread experts or maid shifu can advise
:siam:

ksi:

wow...so many loaves of bread have been made!!!! Bravo breadclub buddies... I have been non-innovative...

:imanisland: ksi, welcome back to bread club! :welcome:

3kiddos:

twinklejoy:

Hey chatelaine, you see, 3kiddos' dd1's lazy eye is cured! :rahrah: Hooray!! That's so encouraging, isn't it? :dancing:

so, like what 3kiddos has mentioned, be firm and consistent. I sincerely hope that your kid' will say bye bye to the lazy eye in 9months' time(or even lesser.. like the old grandma's!!) :love:

Thanks, twinklejoy. Just to clarify... dd1 still needs to wear glasses for astig correction. Just that when her astig was first diagnosed, even with the glasses at the right degree, she couldnt get 6/6 vision in that eye - which showed that it's truly a \"lazy\" eye.

oic Thanks for the info too!
but her lazy eye is cured right? only to wear glasses to correct astig, tio boh?

BigDevil:

Please help with this....


I address my father's elder sister's son as 表哥. How should my children
address him? 表伯 or 表舅??

We thought it should be 表伯 since he's my relative, but my 姑妈 said it's 表舅 since he's her son?? :faint:

is pek pek(伯伯) mah..
your 表哥's childred should call you 表舅, right?

:imanisland: hello all bread kakis!!

it's so quiet here
anyone baking today/tonight?

Hey chatelaine, you see, 3kiddos' dd1's lazy eye is cured! :rahrah: Hooray!! That's so encouraging, isn't it? :dancing:

so, like what 3kiddos has mentioned, be firm and consistent. I sincerely hope that your kid' will say bye bye to the lazy eye in 9months' time(or even lesser.. like the old grandma's!!) :love:

chatelaine:

Hi twinklejoy


Thanks for your reply.

How old was your cousin when she/he did the op?

No problem chatelaine. Sorry that I can't really help much..

my cousin is in his mid 30 when he did the op.
you are right to say that it did not cure the root. he mentioned that the imagines he sees, still blur and sometime, that lazy eye just 'blackout'.
so he always has headache...we think he's using the other healthy eye too much(which he can't help it too)that resulted his frequent headache.

My other cousin's kid who is around 4yrs old, has lazy eye too.
She is practising the half hour daily eye exercise. She told us that the purpose of this exercise is actually to 'tell' the brain to use the lazy eye to focus more often.

Hope other parents with lazy eyes kids can offer and exchange info here! :love:

my cousin has it and has gone through op to insert a len.

didn’t really improve after the op but at least can see more light.

Doctor will advise to practise looking at objects(far and near) using that lazy eye daily, say for…30mins. have to cover the other healthy eye while practising.