Dear Friends:
(http://www.myspace.com/adonicaleeIn a message dated 2/5/2008 2:58:36 P.M.
Eastern Standard Time, [log in to unmask] writes:Classics are
lovely, but they are too heavy, they arematerial intensive, expensive and not
efficient in terms of mechanicsand usage of power. Classics also worked fabulously
and lasted forever. In today's need for planned obsolescence, there is no space
for the old warhorses....as with the GM slant-6 engine that would last
forever (remember Plymouth Dusters and Dodge Darts and Valiants? They were too
good).I FOUGHT hard to keep my old gas stove - but it finally bit the dust.
Ibought a new accubake convection oven - and guess what? My homemadebread is
wonderful, my cooking time is dependable, the heat is even. Ilove it. I kept my
gas cooktop though. I love hand-kneading bread too,but my arthritis doesn't
like it any more, so I use a commercial machineto help with the kneading. =20Nice
to have what you need to make good bread. Choices make life easier. To
others, using a bread machine is like making storebought bread at home.Different
strokes for different folks......Check out "The Story of Stuff" for an excellent
social studies lesson.<http://www.storyofstuff.com>warmly,)
In a message dated 2/5/2008 2:58:36 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[log in to unmask] writes:
Classics are lovely, but they are too heavy, they are
material intensive, expensive and not efficient in terms of mechanics
and usage of power.
Classics also worked fabulously and lasted forever. In today's need for
planned obsolescence, there is no space for the old warhorses....as with the GM
slant-6 engine that would last forever (remember Plymouth Dusters and Dodge
Darts and Valiants? They were too good).
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I FOUGHT hard to keep my old gas stove - but it finally bit the dust. I
bought a new accubake convection oven - and guess what? My homemade
bread is wonderful, my cooking time is dependable, the heat is even. I
love it. I kept my gas cooktop though. I love hand-kneading bread too,
but my arthritis doesn't like it any more, so I use a commercial machine
to help with the kneading. =20
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Nice to have what you need to make good bread. Choices make life easier. To
others, using a bread machine is like making storebought bread at home.
Different strokes for different folks......
Check out "The Story of Stuff" for an excellent social studies lesson.
<http://www.storyofstuff.com>
warmly,
Nikki Lee
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