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Published 17 February 2005
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17 February 2005, 20:08 UTC
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Is there an electric device that works adequately - not necessary perfectly - for grating cheese, chopping onions and juicing oranges?
It seems some sort of rotating grater/grill should be able to do a fair approximation for all of these things. Anyone have a recommendation?
17 February 2005, 20:23 UTC
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Quoted message said: Is there an electric device that works adequately - not necessary perfectly - for grating cheese, chopping onions and juicing oranges?
It seems some sort of rotating grater/grill should be able to do a fair approximation for all of these things. Anyone have a recommendation?
Yep its called a food processor with the juicer attachment.
http://www.celebritycookware.com/cullpproplfo.html
Dimitri
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17 February 2005, 23:42 UTC
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Dimitri said: Yep its called a food processor with the juicer attachment.
http://www.celebritycookware.com/cullpproplfo.html
Thank you, I think I'll get one 🙂 You may be able to tell, I've just got into home cooking this year - so far, it's bean/onion/cheese burritos for lunch most days, pasta and and the occasional shepherds pie. Bye!
18 February 2005, 01:15 UTC
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Quoted message said: Dimitri said: Yep its called a food processor with the juicer attachment.
http://www.celebritycookware.com/cullpproplfo.html
Thank you, I think I'll get one 🙂 You may be able to tell, I've just got into home cooking this year - so far, it's bean/onion/cheese burritos for lunch most days, pasta and and the occasional shepherds pie. Bye!
Eat fish... you need brain food... eat just one sardine for starters, you don't want to overdose.
"French people stink, in body and deeds, BOYCOTT FRANCE"
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18 February 2005, 02:53 UTC
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Sheldon said: Quoted message said: Dimitri said: Yep its called a food processor with the juicer attachment.
http://www.celebritycookware.com/cullpproplfo.html
Thank you, I think I'll get one 🙂 You may be able to tell, I've
just
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: got into home cooking this year - so far, it's bean/onion/cheese burritos for lunch most days, pasta and and the occasional
shepherds
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: pie. Bye!
Eat fish... you need brain food... eat just one sardine for starters, you don't want to overdose.
Uhh thanks, maybe... What if I eat brains directly - then I can hold the sardines, right?
18 February 2005, 03:23 UTC
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Quoted message said: Sheldon said: [email hidden] wrote:
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Eat fish... you need brain food... eat just one sardine for starters, you don't want to overdose.
Uhh thanks, maybe... What if I eat brains directly - then I can hold the sardines, right?
Then you'll get mad cow disease and you won't know WHAT you're eating. ;-)
gloria p
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18 February 2005, 04:08 UTC
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Puester said: Quoted message said: Sheldon said: [email hidden] wrote:
Eat fish... you need brain food... eat just one sardine for
starters,
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: Quoted message said: you don't want to overdose.
Uhh thanks, maybe... What if I eat brains directly - then I can
hold
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: the sardines, right?
Then you'll get mad cow disease and you won't know WHAT you're eating. ;-)
I suppose that would solve the problem, in some sense!
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