In most cases buying aftermarket wheels that are not from a land rover supplier will not be approved, But i don't see why that would matter or why your insurance would need them to be approved by land rover. As for fitting any tyre place will do it and fitting sizes can be easily googled. Only some insurance company's say that alloys are a mod to your car but in any case after letting them know they shouldn't affect your insurance unless you are putting say 5 grands worth of wheels on there

On another site ( i shall not mention the name) many moons ago when it was free they had many base sauces which included stock cubes knorr springs to mind as part of the ingredients. If i remember it was 2 cubes per 2 litres worth of base. And JB your a star. I was very close to getting into a kitchen like yourself but they backed off very quickly and withdrew the offer. So perhaps you will get all the info we are all after.

i have been though 2 hand blender and 4 jug blenders and not bad brands neather. may look at proper kitchen stuff

I think all things affect the final curry dish. the flame the oil and of course all the other little bits down to the spice mix. I came across it by accident but it nice to see what has or is being discussed in the forum in other posts actually in action in a proper kitchen.

Yes you can use it. i find tho it tents to thicken your Curry's quite allot, so be carfull how much you put in. To use it all you have to do is cut of a chunk and break it into the curry.