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    KitchenAid Sale

    Thought mebbe some might find this useful...

    KitchenAid Sale
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    Whelp, our Kitchen Aid stand mixer is 42 yrs old, and runs great! nDunno if they make ;em like that anymore.
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    • Mr. Bones
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      Mr. Bones commented
      May 9, 2021, 03:21 PM
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      Older ones is much mo bettah!!!
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    I've had the plastic meat grinder (works just fine) and upgraded to the metal one (works way more finer). This is a pretty good price for a very nice KA attachment. Looks like they have refurbished ones for $54 bucks, an even gooder price.

    https://www.kitchenaid.com/counterto...t.ksmmga.html?
    Last edited by CaptainMike; May 9, 2021, 04:47 PM.
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      Hear ya on th plastic grinder...grudginly crowbar-prized me my wallet outta me arse, an ordered one, on accounta I had 'anal glaucoma' vis a vis th price of th metal set...

      Boutta month later, th metal set went on sale, (natch, story of me Life) LOL, so I bought it!

      Th clouds parted, an I could actually See Th LIGHT!!!
      Last edited by Mr. Bones; May 9, 2021, 08:31 PM.
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        #5
        Bought some stuff about this time last year and never used it. Time moves fast sometimes….

        Any one have a good pasta recipe?

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        • Mr. Bones
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          Mr. Bones commented
          May 10, 2021, 09:27 PM
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          Time can move fast, indeed, an none of are immune to th effects, Amigo!

          Wish I could share like eleventeen of my coolest pasta makin recipts with ya, but I jus buy th bagged stuff, down there, to th grocery store...mebbe, when I finally git to (Live to) Retire , I;ll have time fer such, an learn, develop, embrace, mebbe even git good at th process, but, it ain't happenin, tonight.(

          Now, if;n ya means, what kinda stuff cain ya makes outta already made pasta, Oh Lawdy Lawdy, I kin load ya up!
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        • zinfella
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          zinfella commented
          May 10, 2021, 09:52 PM
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          YouTube is good for pasta making, and for sauces as well. In particular, I enjoy Lidia Bastianich videos. Our own saces range from simple to exotic, and nearly all of the red sauces that come out of our kitchen are well seasoned, with a touch, or more, of heat from crushed re peppers. We don't do bland food.
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        • zinfella
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          zinfella commented
          May 10, 2021, 10:14 PM
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          My AMD, makes copying recipes a major PITA, or I would have posted some.
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        A few years back I bought a Kitchen Aid. It sat in the box for several years before I gave it to one of my sisters.

        Not that there’s anything wrong with that particular tool, but I don’t make anything that I would need it for. I bought it because it was on sale.
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