Michael Horowitz wrote:
> It started last Wednesday when I spotted a KitchenAid mixer in the
> Thrift Shop for $45. I mulled over whether or not to buy it, but all I
> could think of asking was "what would I do with it?" On the rare
> occassion I feel an urge to make bread, I'll fire up the bread
> machine, or do it by hand. I don't do much baking. I do have an
> Cuisinart.
>
> So I GOOGLED the ng for previous posts concerning KA and sure enuf,
> there is a lot of praise for the machine. Seem it's main use seems to
> be making dough for baking, making mashed potatoes and with the proper
> accessories, other stuff (sausage, pasta, grinding).
>
> Don't get me wrong - I enjoy making bread; we just don't eat much -
> bagel from the local bakery, no sandwiches. If I made bread for
> supper, my wife would gobble it up, then accuse me of loving
> 'rubenesque" wives.
>
> Which brings us to my question. Do you eat bread with your meals? -
> Mike

We love bread at my house, and we love our KitchenAid, but it's the
bread machine that makes most of the homemade bread. The KitchenAid is a
very useful appliance though and we wouldn't be without one, and that
has nothing to do with the bread we do or don't eat.

Bruce