Good on yer mat

I hear what you saying Chewy. I had to convince my missus that it was worth it....lol

That Kambrook looks pretty good to be honest. Let us know how it goes.

Nagagitawny sounds promising 

Regarding the cleaning Chewy, with Thermochef/mix, it's easy

You simply half fill the jug with hot water, add a squirt of washing up liquid and give it a 10 second blitz on full speed, then rinse under the tap and put it away.......done.

Also, as well as being great for curry base etc, they cook up 100's of all sorts of meals with ease. I love my Thermochef

Same here Phil. They are not available in the shops, you have to go through a Thermomix Rep/agent.

Quote from: goncalo on August 09, 2013, 02:59 PM
AussieMick:

Is this it?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Barbel-ThermoChef-Natura-Thermal-Blender/dp/B00AVW7D70/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1376056708&sr=8-1&keywords=thermochef

That's the one Goncalo. Can't believe it's 700 quid when it was less in dollars down here in OZ......AND with a spare jug thrown in.

Great piece of equipment though.

Just out of interest, does anyone know how much a "Thermomix" is in UK/Europe. They are $1996.00 here in OZ, hence my decision to go for the Thermochef.

Joking aside Chewy, I, as I'm sure plenty of others here would gladly pay for anything that you published. We are all grateful for the knowledge you have shared mate.

Quality.

Love the potato touch......almost chips and curry....

Is that 700 pounds Goncalo???

I paid less than 700 AUSSIE Dollars, and they even threw in a spare jug (valued at $150).

I missed this thread completely at the time.

Chewy, if you have the dosh, get yourself a "Themochef" it's less than half the price of a "Thermomix", but I have cooked many succesful bases in it. Throw everything in, and forget about it, then press another button to blitz it up.

Can't comment on these other machines, but the Thermochef is a copy of the original Thermomix (which is now out of copyright), Very powerful, torquey motor that should last decades rather than months.

Ours now has a very hard life at our shop, it blitzes up fruit/nuts/coconut for Peshawari mix with ease. I killed a domestic food processor trying to do the same Pesh mix the very first time I tried it....

Nice one Garp.

Looks bang on to me mate.