Hi I just bought my BM250 finally.


first loaf of bread was the basic egg enriched white bread. but my family finds it smell too eggy…

any receipes for basic sandwich loaf?

also, any advice on using the rapid bake function vs the normal 3.25 hr cycle?

thanks in advance

phankao:

kitab:

hi, can i check where can i find bow ties in daiso? which branch and which section/department? thanks in advance.... urgently needing the bow ties for a party this weekend.

either children section or where all the men's ties are.

am at kallang wave daiso. cant find it. couldnt find it at vivo yesterday too. must be no stocks

hi, can i check where can i find bow ties in daiso? which branch and which section/department? thanks in advance… urgently needing the bow ties for a party this weekend.

thanks for sharing autumnbronze. this will be my eoy holiday project for my little lazy pig too.

i just ordered tingkat… start tomorrow. at least no need cook now. will see how it goes… one stress gone at least.

is a kenwood BM 250 good? considering

thanks Zbear for sharing…

anyone here have 3 kids, pri 1-3 and works full time? i need inspiration

slmkhoo:

kitab:

[quote=\"Sweet Joy\"]Part-time help is so expensive and hard to find. Each session can cost $50-60. I have decided to get machines to help - vacuum robot, dishwasher, good ironing system, spin mop, etc. I get a good work out and spend my money on a nice meal instead.

i have all these too.... but unfortunately my house is still a mess in the last one year. just had not time and energy to do a good job. only do the basic and the daily chores like laundry and folding and ironing alone is killing me. am happier emotionally but feeling bad on neglecting my kids. my kids yesterday were chatting among themselves and i overheard them saying mummy will do all the housework and cooking... and my wife will be helping her... all day long.... He's only 7yo.... i scared he has a wrong misconception about women and their roles in the family if this continues.

Doesn't your husband help? He should set an example for your kids. Also get your kids to do age-appropriate chores, or do them along with you. Folding clothes, tidying up and some light cleaning should be within the scope of a 7yo. How old are the other kids?[/quote]husband works late. comes home earliest 8 and most of the time go into room and do conference call straightaway.

honestly the problem is not kids or hubby not doing... but i am too tired to do or even give instructions. i work full time too. with 3 active kids going to pri school... there is just a lot of clothes to wash. the last 7 years when i had maid, the house is spick and span and she seems to have nothing to do.... i just can't understand why. hence i think the problem is me and my dislike for housework and packing

Sweet Joy:

Part-time help is so expensive and hard to find. Each session can cost $50-60. I have decided to get machines to help - vacuum robot, dishwasher, good ironing system, spin mop, etc. I get a good work out and spend my money on a nice meal instead.

i have all these too.... but unfortunately my house is still a mess in the last one year. just had not time and energy to do a good job. only do the basic and the daily chores like laundry and folding and ironing alone is killing me. am happier emotionally but feeling bad on neglecting my kids. my kids yesterday were chatting among themselves and i overheard them saying mummy will do all the housework and cooking... and my wife will be helping her... all day long.... He's only 7yo.... i scared he has a wrong misconception about women and their roles in the family if this continues.