I've just seen in the local paper a picture of a chef using a whisk ............................ in a battery drill ................... :lol:
Sometimes it's soooo obvious ..............
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How have you not seen that before!? ... it's one of those annoying hack things people post every 5 minutes on social media
Obviously not ..... (I don't use "social" media 
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MikeG.
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phil.p":1n15d1vs said:Obviously not ..... (I don't use "social" media
I've got news for you Phil. UKW is social media.
matt
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I've been using old whisk heads from an electric mixer for years to mix paint (1ltr tins and less). Works great so long as you don't get too carried away and turn it into a souffle.
MikeG.":39tgviyf said:phil.p":39tgviyf said:Obviously not ..... (I don't use "social" media
I've got news for you Phil. UKW is social media.
I was waiting for someone to say that. I meant in the sense of Twitter, Facebook, etc.
MikeG.
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matt":3ru4pax8 said:
Funnily enough, I've never fallen into the trap of putting my newly mixed paint tins in the oven at Gas Mark 6 for 15 minutes. I guess I've just been lucky.
matt
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MikeG.":3ihp9mtu said:matt":3ihp9mtu said:
Funnily enough, I've never fallen into the trap of putting my newly mixed paint tins in the oven at Gas Mark 6 for 15 minutes. I guess I've just been lucky.
flying haggis
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matt":2842vsyr said:
and let the drill stop before removing from tin..............
thetyreman
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I'm gonna do this when next making omelette, thanks for the tip
Don't over beat omelettes, it makes them heavy. A quick stir with a fork is better, just enough to break the yolks up.
MikeG.
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thetyreman":16yjljf3 said:
What, mix paint? This might be taking multi-tasking a little too seriously.
