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You can still get the bottle mounts
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You can still get the bottle mounts
woodbutchmaster
Veteran
Go on spoil yourself...l have a Dualit toaster , it will toast four slices of bread or crumpets or anything else up to a maximum thickness of 3cm. Not only that ,each of the four toasting slots can be set to different temperatures for those of us who like burnt offerings or slightly tanned complexions . All good fun if you are a big kid such as l am
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
I had one of those but a bottle on one side and a tin with sweets etc on the other. Never used a tube tho’.
I think the holder is still around but not looked for a while so may have gone with a lot of bits I gave away.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
I bet that was lovely, I went down from Mears Ashby to Earls Barton about 7.30 as I treated myself to a lay in
Go on spoil yourself...l have a Dualit toaster , it will toast four slices of bread or crumpets or anything else up to a maximum thickness of 3cm. Not only that ,each of the four toasting slots can be set to different temperatures for those of us who like burnt offerings or slightly tanned complexions . All good fun if you are a big kid such as l am
We have a 2 slot Dualit, thinking about it it's probably about 12 - 15 years old and just keeps going. I love the clockwork timer, and the ingenious way it speeds up at the end of toasting to avoid the possibility of the contacts arcing as the circuit breaks. Plenty of fun whacking the lifting lever to see how high you can launch each slice. 😄
Road bike ride somewhat truncated. To make use of a road closure (A59 at Cote du Blubberhouses yet again) my planned route was brought to halt by another road closure. Slight panic when I got home to find no keys in my jersey zipped pocket; turned out l had not removed them from the back door
senior moment.
I do that when I'm toasting crumpets. As they can't be reached with the basic pop-up, I tend to launch them upwards and attempt to catch them with the tongs.. MrsPete thinks im being childish. I disagree, obviously, as I think it's the most sensible (and fun) way to extract them from the slots.
You are Kwai Chang Caine AICMFP 😄
I must try lifting the toaster aside using my forearms 😂
I don't think the Dualit logo carries the same cachet as a Dragon and Tiger...
Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
Updating my Linked in Profile, having subcontracted the hard work of translation to Younger Son.
oldwheels
Legendary Member
- Location
- Isle of Mull
Sat out in the sun for a while with no jacket as out of the slight wind it is not too cold.
A motor sailer I recognise as usually moored further up the loch came up on a contraflow close inshore against the ebb tide. Did not come up from the sea with the Falls going full blast out to sea so must have come down for a look and turned back.
Reappeared shortly after heading down with the tide and held over to port side and suddenly took a dip in the bows and shot through seawards. Obviously not a stranger.
We dived there once with the outgoing tide. Very exiting flying down under water with virtually no control but not frightening.
A motor sailer I recognise as usually moored further up the loch came up on a contraflow close inshore against the ebb tide. Did not come up from the sea with the Falls going full blast out to sea so must have come down for a look and turned back.
Reappeared shortly after heading down with the tide and held over to port side and suddenly took a dip in the bows and shot through seawards. Obviously not a stranger.
We dived there once with the outgoing tide. Very exiting flying down under water with virtually no control but not frightening.
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
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