Kitchen Deals & Offers

Remember you need to move it with AO if you live in anything other than ground floor. During these times it wouldn’t surprise me if they just put it outside the front door.

Anyone got one, can you recommend this brand or another?

The code SHIP gives you free delivery, might want to add that in @jonathanbear

Great deal - I saw a spaghetti jar that looked similar to these in TK Maxx, £9.99 just for one!

If you add a full price item, you can use the code SHIP for free shipping :)

No need to queue - it’s available online

I am not winding anybody up but what can this do that my £15 Argos hand mixer can't? Apart from maybe knead bread dough...I can't see the appeal personally.

For those that have seen the 3.3L deal, go for this Classic 4.3L instead - if you’d actually like to bake. Better still is the Artisan 4.8L. A real investment!

It says £269.89 inc VAT and delivery in the flyer (as from Monday)

From Monday

Know those feels :D

Hot. Hopefully campsites will open mid July

Looks great, I posted a cheaper one before (gelert - and I didn't buy it myself) but this is the sort I'd like - just too many things on my list...

By @jamie60509

Again.... (as per previous post) cheaper alternatives available (£4.95) from recognised brand & UK seller if you're happy with Ebay. (y) https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HERB-SCISSORS-SPEAR-AND-JACKSON-KEW-GARDENS/283771917164?hash=item42121fd36c:g:aH4AAOSwcaZeOX-j

I only have a plastic dish brush so no good for me!

There's spear and Jackson ones just been posted this morning too ! Herb 5 blade cutting scissors for £4.95 at eBay . Seen the listing earlier just incase you missed it 😁

Easy to clean under running water or by using a wooden (bristle) dish brush. Handy when you need to cut letters that has your info on it.

The milk out the delonghi machines is how milk should be, If you heat the milk too much it changes the taste and ruins the drink.

How hot is this I bought a delonghi and have to always microwave A home Know Of The temp

Vary hard to clean from coffee leftovers. Best coffee for this is the dry one, avoid oily beans. Some friends said that the coffee could be hotter. Even when you change temperatue to the max. for some thd coffee will be still not hot enough. Overall very good value for money. Only major downside is cleaning...

Got to say that is very pretty. No wand tho which is a shame if you like latte's

Absolutely not. Go and do some research.. they're a well known German company. I have a Barista TSP which replaced a De Longhi and it's on another level. Their customer services are top notch too.

This is a narrow machine but is very deep. I can’t understand why they haven’t made them smaller than this, it’s such a waste of space. Good machine, but mine broke after 1.5 years. Costco took it back and give a full refund.

Great machine - we've had one at home for a few years, and I've just bought another as I've moved out. My only problem with it is that the drip tray is a little small, so needs emptying every couple of days. It can be loud when it's operating, but I've never had another machine to compare it to. I'd usually pay £2.50 or so for a coffee at work - so really, when you factor that in, the machine pays for itself in a couple of months if you use it enough.

Then where do you keep your bread (confused)

Bread bin? Have not seen one since the 80's (lol) Totally forgot they existed haha.

(lol) (lol) Yeah yeah

I deleted it as it wasn't market leading. We all make mistakes. (embarrassed)

Must have, as I can't see it on site (cheeky)

I appreciate it's an obvious answer but the life of the filter basically depends on how much water you put through it and how hard your water is but unless you're willing to have post-filter water samples tested on a regular basis (either by a lab or by yourself - you can buy kit to do this) then it's a case of going by the taste and/or scale build-up, neither of which are very scientific or objective. Last year I tried to find good objective reviews/comparisons but failed to do so and decided to stick with Brita because I know they reduce lead (Pb) which is important to me. Brita's website states: "To ensure you enjoy high quality BRITA filtered water, replace the filter cartridge at regular intervals. The lifetime of a filter cartridge depends on the local water quality. If your mains water contains a carbonate hardness of 10 -12°dH, the filter cartridge should be replaced after 100 litres of water. If the water is harder or consumption is greater, the lifetime of the cartridge reduces accordingly. The cartridge should be replaced at least every four weeks." You can get detailed water test results for your postcode area from your mains water supplier. I change mine roughly every 6 weeks but that's only about 60 litres for me and my tap water is "slightly hard."

I get 2-3 weeks max in London, tried others brands but no better.

Fits both Aqua Optima & Brita MAXTRA filter jug (not MAXTRA+ filter jugs) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0056H42JW

I was given a brita jug but havent bought any filters for it yet. reading reviews seems these filters only last 2 weeks. Thats not economically viable for me. does anybody know alternative cheaper ones that last maybe couple of months? I know there are others but have no clue which are any good and do the same job.

Are these free delievery

I went on Thu lunchtime as I knew they wouldn't be there long as this price for the bigger ones.

Tried 4 different Lidls today. Two had received a delivery on Thursday including a single one of these fruit presses. The other two had not received any. None of them expected to get any more in. Heat for price but you'll be lucky to find one.

I will probably try brambles in the autumn.

I am sure Amazon won that ages ago; or is it just the things I buy.

Have you tried juice extracting 25Kg+ of grapes from a good harvest? Winemaking time and effort saved makes it worth it. Good offer if you would also use it for winemaking with various other fruits. Freezing helps with some fruits but not everything.

Touché, good Sir :{ But don't let Farage and his followers know Turkey is already in Europe!

Being pedantic Western Turkey where the Vestel factory is located is actually in Europe, its the East of the country that's in Asia.

Yes, Turkey, that's my point - still not Europe

In Turkey perhaps, I will double check later

But your Beko was not made in Europe, either.

Thank you

We bought the same from ao.com couple one months ago for little bit more. Installed only today, looks good but haven’t tested yet.

Are they any good?

Temp out of stock

I installed a centre feed dispenser in my kitchen some 6 years ago. I usually get some Tork branded centrefeed (£22 for 6 X 157 metre rolls)... Lasts me at least a good 8 months each time and I've never looked back. It's just a shame that when I shop for the in laws, I still have to grab a few packs of kitchen rolls for them every two not so weeks. Still, great price for this brand and quantity.

Description says 75 sheets per roll so the picture is misleading unless as you say its 150 per double pack and you get 4 double packs ;) well spotted anyway as I've missed that bit (y) :p

Wait... 8 rolls at 150 sheets each roll... How does that equate to 600 sheets? Or is that 150 sheets per double pack?

Can be marked expired. No one selling it

Does anyone know of a good deal on balloons?

Go on.....

This isn't some strange contraption designed / invented by Colin Furze is it? I'm now genuinely intrigued as to its alternative uses (I'm obviously very naive!) (highfive)