Glad you enjoyed yourself ILB.   

Keep laughing      It's good for the heart, tones the tummy and makes everyone else wonder what you've been up to.

Maybe if we all suggest to CH10 that they could have it on the shelf for the Celebrity Masterchef, kids Masterchef and next years Masterchef??    It'd be really cool if TM31 became as recognisable the kenwood or the Kitchenaid. 

I suppose "a man" has got to FIX the oven before DW throws the broken element and door latch at me. Ha Ha

Thank you thermomixer   for the link.  The recipe sounds easy and looking at the photos makes me want to go and make some right now.  YUMMO.

Thanks Mama Bel for the recipe   I have been drinking rice milk for 5-6 years now so making it myself is just another I can save money with the TM as well as being in control of what goes onto my food.  I used to drink Soy milk until i read about the dangers to health from long term use. 

Gidday Spanner    Look forward to hearing more about your journey with TMX.  I use it everyday.  It seems now that I have to Share it with DW   even though I love what she cooks with it.   

Gidday and welcome Narelle - from an excited Hubby!  The hardest part of my whole TM experience was waiting for it to arrive after I had ordered.   One of the main reasons I wanted to have theTM31 was for the nutritional benefits of controlling what goes into my food.   It's fun to use and my kids get involved too.

Cheers

Gidday Mom2T,

I went along to a demo not even knowing what I was going to see - only that it was a device to make cooking eaiser, cheaper and healthier.  It was the healthy bit that attracted me most.  I hate all the stupid additives and chemicals that food manufactures throw in our food. i wanted to have more control of what I eat and what my family (4kids) eat.

My wife wasn't with me and it was difficult to try and descibe the thermomix to her without her having seen the demonstration and tasted the food.  Alot of us carry around preconceived ideas about all sorts of things.   I ummed and arred  for a couple of months and tried to justify the cost.  I purchased my "Bimby" 5-6 weeks ago with the help of Rudd's recession handout, plus a bit of saving.  In the end I took the cost of not living with this machine in my kitchen and it outweighed the $$$ issue.  I could not stop thinking about the TM after I first saw it.   It has lived up to all my expectations so far.  We use it every day for one thing or another.   My consultant (I-L-B) has been most helpful and has always been available to answer any questions I have. 

My darling wife has now been to a demo and has been converted!   I'm not sure who uses it the most now, but it is a bit strange how we get all emotional about a funny little machine.  My DW cooked a yummy, butter chicken for tea tonight and kids went back for 2nd's - except for the brocchili . 

Take hubby along to a demo' or get him to read some of the blogs on this here cool forum by some of us blokes,  he will come around as soon as he tastes the food.

Peace

Yummy stuff! ILB,  I too,like to add from my seed and nut bar (as I call it).