Thread Starter: Bambideer Started: Mon 27 Oct 2003 Replies: 5
Could Anyone recommend one of these please.I had a brilliant one from Moulinex Combi-Juliette but it has died.Please tell me of any replacement as this one was discontinued years ago(Inherited from my late mother)I use the manual one but it is so tedious,and my hands are aching!! please help
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 5.07PM
P.S. Maybe Simon Browne the Gadget Man might enlighten me. GFL please note
Wed 19 Nov 2003, 5.06PM
Thank you Adrian for your reply.As My Kenwood is so old .'It is hardly worth buying a spare part as Knowing my luck It might fade and die.Maybe someone going to the Good Food Show might see something on sale.
Fri 14 Nov 2003, 12.11PM
no the sieve sits ontop of your mixing bowl and a paddle pushes the stuff through the interchangable meshes into the bowl itself.
part no is KENA992
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Wed 12 Nov 2003, 4.48PM
Thank you for your reply. Yes I have a Kenwood Chef,but I am not sure that I still have the Sieve attachment. Is that used on the same holder as for mincing??My KC is as old as myself nearly and thats not young!!!!
Wed 12 Nov 2003, 11.24AM
If you have a kenwood chef food mixer they do a sieve attachment that is great for ricing potatoes, it is not the greatest in capacity butstill much easier then ricing by hand.
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