#163

I’ve got a dedicated chapati pan. I’m wondering if it would be any good for pancakes as well?

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#164

Sounds likely.

#165

As the owner of an ice cream maker, dedicated fried egg pan, stick blender, two food processors, stick blender etc. Think you should

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#166

Thanks for the birthday wishes everybody.

I’m just back from a 10 mile walk along the North downs way and had a picnic lunch at a local viewpoint. My feet ache.

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#167

Excellent. Happy Birthday :balloon::tada::tada::birthday::tada::balloon:

#168

Guess who got a 75 to round off part 1 of the masters :sunglasses:
Still not even halfway through in terms of modules but the pandemic and the university can collectively kiss my butt

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#169

What are the benefits over a frying pan?

#170

Think you should get a seperate one, one for crepes, one for tortillas (it says on the pancake pan blurb can be used for chapattis)

#171

Dead flat, super nonstick. Makes me look like the perfect pancake princess 🤷

#172

I tend to make my pancakes in a standard non-stick pan. They work okay tbh

#173

As opposed to those bumpy frying pans

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#174

hb!

any :beers:?

#175

no eggheads welcome on here I’m afraid

congrats :partying_face:

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#176

oh god, it’s dhal for dinner.

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#177

fuuuuuuuuck, this is why i try to cook every night.

#178

Such gentle heroes

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#179

Dhal is nice, dont be so silly.

#180

Happy birthday! :kissing_heart::clinking_glasses:

#181

spiced porridge.

#182

I think I’ve sunbathed/ worked outside every day bar maybe two or three in the last 10 weeks. Properly gutted that it looks like the weather up here is going to break tonight :sob:
I’m going to get my boyfriend to cut my hair tonight as it’s nearly waist length and looks creepy and is going like straw. God I’m even boring myself with this update!! Has anyone else had any good lockdown haircuts?