THE SHOPPING THREAD :-)

[judydawn]

Andie, what you haven't done in your lifetime would not be worth doing - I love hearing your stories 

[gertbysea]

Me too JD . I love andiesenji's stories. What a life well lived.


Gretchen

[fundj&e]

and me 2. the motorhome sounds really comfortable andi , (better than some homes i lived in)

[dede]

Just brought myself a hose reel. I'm sick of tangled up hoses. This should make it easier for everyone


And a stylus/pen for my iPad



And a over shoulder carry bag for my iPad

[fundj&e]

dede can the pen be used on a iphone ?

[dede]

dede can the pen be used on a iphone ?

Yes fundj, any touch screen you can use it on. I opted for the stylus/ pen. Thought that would be a better buy.

[fundj&e]

thanks dede, off to visit ebay 

[dede]

I'm glad I'm not encouraging anyone to spend money lol.

At least the stylus are cheap

[keiramax]

Maddy, looks like you could do some serious damage to the credit card in that shop.  Have added it to my bookmarks for future reference.  Happy shopping, can't wait to see what you buy.

[ElleG]

Dede, can I ask where you bought the stylus pen from? I have been looking for one for my new iPod, and haven't been able to buy one.
Thanks!

[gertbysea]

Dede, can I ask where you bought the stylus pen from? I have been looking for one for my new iPod, and haven't been able to buy one.
Thanks!

You can buy them anywhere they sell Apple accessories. WOW, JB Hi Fi , Myers, David Jones, Apple Stores and others. Less than $20.

Gert

[dede]

I got mine from Harvey Norman for $20.

[ElleG]

Thanks Gert and Dede. We have a Harvey Norman in town so will check that out.

My husband is perplexed - You found out from the thermomix forum?? Thinks the site is about cooking only! LOL

[fundj&e]

Uni you need to work out the area of each circle and then multiply each area byt its depth to calculate the volume of each section. Once you have done this add all three voumes together to obtain the toatl volume in cubic cm (or mm) generally one cubic centrmetre equals 10ml (i.e 100cc=1litre).

To work out the area of each circular section use Pi x radius(squared) Πr²

You will have to allow for the cake to rise in your calculations.  Alternatively you idea of making a double batch and using the left overs for cupcakes sounds easier. 

Let us know how you get on. I am interested in how you get the cooked cake out of the paan in one peice.

Dash you lost me at Uni

i have it in the oven now fingers crossed

[dede]

Uni you need to work out the area of each circle and then multiply each area byt its depth to calculate the volume of each section. Once you have done this add all three voumes together to obtain the toatl volume in cubic cm (or mm) generally one cubic centrmetre equals 10ml (i.e 100cc=1litre).

To work out the area of each circular section use Pi x radius(squared) Πr²

You will have to allow for the cake to rise in your calculations.  Alternatively you idea of making a double batch and using the left overs for cupcakes sounds easier. 

Let us know how you get on. I am interested in how you get the cooked cake out of the paan in one peice.

Dash you lost me at Uni

i have it in the oven now fingers crossed

OMG I'm confused too now lol. I missed this one.
Whoosh ........over my head