Benriner Master Chef Turning Slicer 80001

Benriner Master Chef Turning Slicer 80001 Have you been watching Master Chef Lately / For all the Master Chef Fans out there who have seen the Turning Slicer in use. 8 Appliances stock high quality Japanese Bernriner products including Mandolins Horizontal & Vertical Turning Slicers. Call 03 9336 2288 to place an order today! Due to the popularity of Benriner Products there may be a small delay with your order, so get in fast while stocks last!

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What Does the Energy Rating of My Air Conditioner Mean?

Who doesn’t love air-conditioners? Instead of sweltering in that heat wave you can be as cool as a cucumber. When it’s freezing outside you can remain warm. But before you rush out to get one, have a think about the all-important energy rating. This is how you tell just how cost-effective your unit will be. It will help you decide on what size air-conditioner you need. The energy rating of an air conditioner is usually written as EER – that stands for Energy Efficiency Rating; essentially it is the BTU over the...

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Which Washing Machine is Best?

Whether you have moved into a new house and need to purchase your major appliances or your old washing machine has just finally given up on you, do you know what to look for in a new washing machine? Here are some tips:Size – How much space do you have for this appliance? If you have a space set aside for your washing machine, or are replacing a broken washing machine, you need to measure the space to know the new washing machine you are going to purchase will fit.Capacity – This is especially important if you have...

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Available Air-Conditioners

There are air-conditioners to suit almost every need and they are deservedly popular in places where extremes of temperature making living conditions unpleasant. For those people who are renting, an evaporative floor unit may be the best choice, then they can take it with them quite easily if they must move. Best where the air is dry, an evaporative unit cools the air by passing it through sponge-like material that can be filled with water. The motor – and thus the noise – is inside the room. Smaller air conditioners...

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Types of Coffee

Coffee comes from two main beans, robusta and arabica. Both are grown in equatorial regions of the world, with the arabica grown at a higher altitude than the robusta. Robusta has the highest yield and largest amount of caffeine, but accounts for only about 30% of the world’s coffee. With it’s delicate flavour and caramel aftertaste, Arabica is generally considered to be the superior coffee. All coffee blends are made from these two types, with the cheaper blends having a higher proportion of robusta beans. The various...

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Appliances for Kitchen

The two most used appliances for kitchen are the toaster and the electric kettle or jug. What did people do before pop-up toasters – apart from spearing a piece of bread with the toasting fork and holding it over hot coals? Well, there was the old slide and turn toaster where you had to open the door right up so that the slice of bread would turn over. Now toasters come in all shapes and sizes. They have wide slots so the crumpets don’t get stuck They have an extra ‘pop’ for extricating short slices and some...

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Kitchen Appliance Packages

Our grandmothers cooked with a saucepan, a bowl, a knife and a wooden spoon. These days we have the option of buying kitchen appliance packages to make cooking the family meal easier. Whether they actually do or not is sometimes debatable, but one thing’s for sure, they make more washing up than one bowl. However, kitchen appliance packages can also save us money and time in some cases. Take the bread ovens of today. They do all the kneading and there’s no worry about what to do with that lump of dough that didn’t...

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Features of Coffee Machines

When you go to buy a coffee machine there are some features that you can do without and some that you may consider necessary, depending on your personal preference and lifestyle. If you are an early riser and prefer not to have that blinding light on first thing, an ON button that lights up automatically will be a necessary feature. If you are absent-minded or likely to be interrupted after putting the coffee on, then an auto-off switch is what you need. Purists will want a water filter in their coffee machine, in spite...

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Effective Ways to Dry Your Clothes

Many people who live in apartments depend on the clothes-dryer to dry their laundry, but there are other ways that will save your power bill. If you cannot have an outside clothesline, then you may be able to place some kind of line on your veranda or balcony.  Clothes airers come in various shapes and sizes and are not expensive.  But if you live up high, don’t place them on the balcony or the wind could send them over and all your washing will end up on the floor. To save space on the clothes airer, hang as many clothes...

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Coffee Machines Through Time

Coffee lovers of today would laugh at the old-fashioned way of making coffee. 19th century coffee lovers would simply throw a handful of coffee into a saucepan of hot water and boil it until the right aroma wafted past their nostrils. Today, purists can choose between drip-brewed and vacuum brewed coffee. The drip-brewed coffee maker originated in France and uses a pot with two compartments, rather like a fat hourglass. Water in the top chamber drips through to coffee in the bottom section. This design was varied when the...

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Juicing Your Own Fruit

Homemade fruit juices are delicious and healthy. Once it was impossible to juice anything but citrus fruits, but with the advent of the juicer, apples, pears and a host of other fresh fruits can be juiced. Fruit juice that is store-bought usually contains a lot of sugar and preservatives or else has been pasteurised to prevent spoilage. In a health-conscious society, we know that too many added preservatives are not good for us, making children hyperactive and having other unwelcome side effects. No matter how pure the product...

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Miele Vacuum Bags

Ever since the vacuum cleaner was invented, there have been bags of various kinds to hold the dust. Recently the bagless vacuum cleaner has been introduced. It works by circulating the dirty air at great speed, which tends to separate the dust from it. Lighter particles that don’t separate are then passed through a filter. The main benefit of the bagless vacuum cleaner is that you don’t have to keep on buying bags for it. The cost of bags seems to have gone up considerably since the last time you bought them. And that...

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