Thinking of buying a Thermomix

[cathy79]

also have my own wedding cake business

I met someone at a recent cooking class who uses her thermomix for wedding cake icing.  She wasn't a big cook, but said it was fantastic for the icing.

I've had my TMX for about a month.  I went do a demo 3 months before and refused to be sucked in or conned.  So instead I spent the next approx 6 weeks analysing everything I was cooking, and how much easier it could/would be.  And since the purchase, I haven't looked back.

[christomo]

Hi Mel I am sure that you will find the demo very informative. There are several ways to buy your thermomix, the consultant will tell you about them at the demo.
good luck

[gertbysea]

Hi Mel.  I  saw it in a friends house when I went to an Enjo demo and it wasn't  even plugged in. I declared then and there I would have one. I tried for ages to get my DD aged 41 and single to buy one even though she is not much of a cook. She resisted for a few weeks then had to have it as well. Now she can't wait to get home to cook. Yeah!

Gretchen

[mel81q]

I think this forum has fast become a very very bad idea of mine 

i am certain next weeks demo is resulting in a purchase - you are all just helping to justify for me LOL  Will have to let you all know

[cookie1]

Perhaps ask the demonstrator if they can make a couple of things you think you'll make a lot.

[mel81q]

Cookie - they dont have a set "menu" of what they cook? The lady coming to my house i think is relatively new to Thermomix selling - I am pretty sure thats what she said anyways. I will ask her today when I speak to her - thanks for the tip.

[I Love Bimby!]

Hi. Once you'll see it you'll buy it 
THe menu for the demo's does run to a bit of a plan generally: sorbet, bread, dip, salad, main and custard. But have a chat to your consultant about it. It may mean that you will need to provide a few more ingredients, but you can work it out with them.
All the best trying to resist 

[mel81q]

Thanks I love bimby - demo is on Monday or should i say D Day (although from the sounds of everyone it might be the beginning of having a life again and enjoying cooking at the same time)

And the demonstrator has been kind enough to tailor the demo to include the things i wanted to see the most.

I will let all of you know Monday night - I am pretty sure you can already guess the outcome.

[judydawn]

Hi Mel, welcome to the forum. Roll on Monday aye?  Enjoy your demo - have a night off cooking!

[mel81q]

So i had the demo last night and it is awesome - ordered one on the spot!! Cant wait for it to arrive now. Already thinking about the wonderful things it will be making. Yummo

[I Love Bimby!]

A HUGE, BIG CONGATS!!!! 

[Sim]

YAY! Have fun

[Thermomixer]

So i had the demo last night and it is awesome - ordered one on the spot!!

Sucked in ..... only joking.   You will love it - the more you use it the more you'll love it.

[mel81q]

Thermomixer - that was hilarious - I look forward to getting it very soon  and trying out some of your recipes!!

[SR]

Hi Mel,

Welcome.  I just know you will love your new machine so congratulations on the new purchase.

I have all these gadgets at home (they don't call me the gadget girl for nothing) and in the few short weeks of having my machine I have not used them at all - but I have used my Thermomix.  I haven't bought bread since and I have even made my own butter (plain and garlic).  I do feel like I am eating healthier and at least I now know what is going in my food.

Trust me, once you start cooking away you will forget the price.

Happy cooking,

Sue from Adelaide