Or the freezing lounge, or bedroom.
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Hello hello
its been a hot minute
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Wodnering if this owuld be a good investingment
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Morning people of the palace
@Beo they look good, just keep in mind it is heavy empty and VERY heavy when filled.
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I actually didn’t even consider that.
I’m just tired of our steel pots and pans always burning everything and everything sticking to it.
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I know the feeling, the hazelwood brand - not sure if checkers still sells them are worth while - non stick and light
First day back working after being on medical leave for 2 months. Can’t say I missed it…
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Those are also not particularly big at 18cm and 24cm - that would be barely a medium frying pan in my world. So they may not be too bad weight wise.
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Yeah good point, just checked it with a ruler and that’s rather tiny.
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That would be my biggest issue, I need a 28cm pan / pot minimum to cook with
Especially since I do a lot of 1 pan meals these days
Yeah, same here. I am thinking a 28-36cm might better suited.
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Exactly, you will be able to cook for 2 people in the small one maybe
but I need more 
I am getting stabby at some staff today
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Morning all
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Morning One. Morning All.
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Morning people of the palace
Hope you all have a good day
@murfle you will be proud of me I still have half a bottle of syrup left
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You must have an amazing hiding spot! Good job 
I used some of mine last night for some rice pudding. Almost done my first bottle, but I have a 2nd in the cupboard
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We have been stingy and I hid it well in the fridge So far my mum’s favourite is adding to her waffle with her bacon and eggs
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Sounds like the perfect breakfast to me!
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Good morning everyone.
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OMW, My boss asked me to update the reference list of all the hazops and risk assessments we’ve done. Its a messy table in word. I’m sure there must be a way to use excel and pivot tables for that.
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