Kenwood Chef

[luke3hens]

Hear is my fav toy (umm, most blokes its a motor bike ect?!)
my kwc it was £35 of ebay it donkey's years old and is like brand new.


hears the odd thing that makes cream!


oh this i made to replace the old cover


ermm, maybe the designer shud have eaten less of the insperation! (i still love this though! but it does somewhat clash with the wall and the floor and the..........)


off of the subject hear is one glove i made for this winter gone, you may think where is the other one, but i work with a chainsaw all day so its just forward planning.


just realised i have more kitchen apps, sewing machines, knitting machines ect than my gf, a worrying satistic.

[wendy]

I have just given one exactly the same, that I must have had for a good twenty plus years, to a friend of mine.
She is as delighted as you are.
Wendy

[Richard]

They don't make them like they used to, as the saying rightly says.

I had a Sunbeam once, but not a Kenwood.

[misty]

I've got one the same which I've had for over 30 years. It has been well used but hardly at all now as I'm too fat to eat all the lovely cakes and pastries I used to make!

[Sunny B]

Oh, I had a Kenwood Chief like that, absolutely great, only it walked across the worktop while I left it unattended mixing bread dough, and crashed to the floor, breaking the bowl. I felt like I'd killed it...

[bluebell]

I've got my late mum's Kenwood Chef - I love it. Could do with a bit of tipp-ex or something to cover up a couple of chips it's got, but other than that, it's great!!!

Have you seen how much a new one is.

[bluebell]

Luke - forgot to say - well done you!!

No reason at all why a bloke can't be domesticated.