There is an article in todays issue of "The West Australian" about the Thermomix. It is with Tupperware and Bessemar ware. It speaks of the old and the new. It's quite a good write up. It lists all the things a TMX can do and says it has a 'black box' that tells how many hours its been used. Lovely to see all the information coming out about TMX. I have rung a couple of friends to tell them to read it as they haven't seen mine yet but are very interested.
 

Thank you Judy and Thermomixer. Singapore was wonderful, we spent lots of time shopping and eating. We got back home about 3 am Monday morning. DD and I had a awesome time. I didn't spot any Thermomixers over there though. Perhaps they had them hidden out the back.

There is no hope for me then Thermomixer.  I love spending on food, drive a Nissan 4 wheel drive often towing a 18 foot caravan.  But then I won't need anymore kitchen gadgets for many years to come. A....N......D   DH now has 2 Model A cars and is looking at a 3rd.
My opinion is you only get 1 go at life, enjoy it.  I'm off to Singapore with DD on Monday to sample some more of their food. Bye bye waistline (if I ever had one).

Thanks fellow thermomixers.  That's what I usually do but I thought someone  may have had a new super idea.

Marmee, I know just how you feel. I counted down the days for mine to arrive too. In fact I even posted on this site as you have done. May you have lots of wonderful fun creating and making. The only down side I can think of for the TMX is that it is not good for the waistline. We now have sauces, custards and all sorts of things that I couldn't be bothered making before. We have soup every night as I simply throw things into the TMX and create a soup. Actually had Borscht the other night.
GO AND ENJOY.

There's one here (Perth) very soon, but unfortunately I'll be away. I was wondering if it was good. If they have another I'll definitely go. Thanks

We'dsave water too.