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Make your own soft ice cream

by David Allen Leave a Comment

How about being able to produce your very own ice cream, not the rock hard blocks that lie in the bottom of the freezer, but the soft creamy stuff that goes into cones in a twirl. The Cuisinart ICE-45 soft ice cream maker will fit on the kitchen counter and produce some delicious deserts as and when required, so hunting around for that long forgotten block of ice cream when you find that you have unexpected guests for dinner and nothing to offer for that after dinner treat.

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The machine has an integrated dispenser for those favorite toppings such as chocolate chips, sprinkles and other sweet delights, but if the healthy option is what you are looking for then don’t despair this machine will also make you a frozen yogurt or fruit sorbet, and instead of chocolate chips, the dispenser on the side could be filled with dried fruit and nuts, how about that for the healthy option.

The Cuisinart is fully automatic, no worries about timing and hanging around, just simply place the chosen ingredients, healthy or not so healthy into the machine and your done, within minutes there will be a fresh homemade desert just ready to impress your friends or their kids at a party that will be remembered for a long time, without all the hassle of mixing bowls and utensils. Be it an healthy option or something of a treat this machine makes producing a special desert or party piece really easy, after all the kids love those ice cream machines that are in restaurants.

Features of the Cuisinart.

Adds Mix-Ins into Soft Serve as it dispenses.
Make Frozen Desserts in 20 to 30 Minutes.
Double Insulated Freezer Bowl w/1-1/2 qt Capacity.
Automatic Mixing Arm.
Cone Holder.
Instruction/Recipe Book.

Available online at a price of around $100.

Product Page  [Everything Home]

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New vacuum that compresses the dust into bricks

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LG have come along way over the years, after all it wasn’t that long ago when they were completely unheard of, nor they are venturing into the world of vacuum cleaners. Since the Dyson vacuum cleaner came into existence there have been many innovations in this marketplace, from what were once only known as “Hoovers” the humble vacuum cleaner has entered the world of high technology and the Kompressor from LG is no exception.Lgkompressor

As you can see from the image the LG Kompressor is in some way very similar to the run of the mill vacuum cleaner, yet with some very subtle yet unique points, one is that the wastes that is vacuumed up into the machine is not just stored in a bag, because it is bagless, or just stored in a container for throwing away, the later being the least practical as after spending your time vacuuming around, as the container needs empting it inevitably spills out onto the clean floor, meaning that in some cases a double vacuuming is needed. The LG Kompressor will not spill it contents while being emptied because as it collects the waste and dust inside the machine very cleverly transforms it into manageable brick type blocks, these have been compressed, hence the name, which can be lifted out and thrown away without the worry of creating more mess, this also means that the vacuum is kept powerful and can therefore last for up to four times as long as an normal vacuum cleaner, which is very handy as having to stop every five or tem minutes is a bit of pain.

The LG Kompressor is very comparable price wise with the main competitors at around $400, it is dependent on how the marketplace reacts to its new way of vacuuming, but when the dyson first came out there was similar feelings of “It will never last” from some quarters, but if this machine works as good as it looks, then there will be no problems.

Source  [Gizmodo]

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