adjustable strap fits most avocados
It's possible I am not having the most productive day ever. I am currently keeping frankie_ecap entertained with readings from the Lakeland catalogue (in between trying to stop the cats playing the 'in the back door and out of your window' game. This is not a game I favour).
Thought some of you might also enjoy these:
For presentable eggs, it's important to set some boundaries
Most toasters find themselves unemployed after breakfast time, but Kenwood’s just keeps on going, rustling up lunch and dinner. (I wonder if it asks if you *want* lunch and dinner first?)
A Pirate Ship Cake Tin. You can have dinosaur-shaped sandwiches too. And in case dealing with a tea bag was too difficult, there's a Tea Tool to carry it to the bin with. It was designed by a doctor, you know.
Adjustable strap fits most avocados.
Mini funnel for finer funnelling.
And some weird things called Butter Buds, which is butter from which they have apparently removed all the fat and all the water. I somehow doubt that what's left is anything, certainly not the 'buttery taste' that they promise.
There is a choice of two kinds of stainless steel insulated butter dish. And a bizarre ceramic thingy for eggs, in case you don't like the look of egg boxes on your work surface.
Lakeland: solving the problems you never knew you had. I do hope they never take me off the mailing list. (Oh, there is a Pudding Sleeve! How on earth do they get the jam in the roly-poly?)
Thought some of you might also enjoy these:
For presentable eggs, it's important to set some boundaries
Most toasters find themselves unemployed after breakfast time, but Kenwood’s just keeps on going, rustling up lunch and dinner. (I wonder if it asks if you *want* lunch and dinner first?)
A Pirate Ship Cake Tin. You can have dinosaur-shaped sandwiches too. And in case dealing with a tea bag was too difficult, there's a Tea Tool to carry it to the bin with. It was designed by a doctor, you know.
Adjustable strap fits most avocados.
Mini funnel for finer funnelling.
And some weird things called Butter Buds, which is butter from which they have apparently removed all the fat and all the water. I somehow doubt that what's left is anything, certainly not the 'buttery taste' that they promise.
There is a choice of two kinds of stainless steel insulated butter dish. And a bizarre ceramic thingy for eggs, in case you don't like the look of egg boxes on your work surface.
Lakeland: solving the problems you never knew you had. I do hope they never take me off the mailing list. (Oh, there is a Pudding Sleeve! How on earth do they get the jam in the roly-poly?)