Hi I have a cookidoo tutorial coming up on zoom soon, I'll find the link. But also when your consultant comes to help get you set up they'll also go over this. Assuming you have a consultant?
Hi thanks for stopping by and this is a very fair question I remember asking myself. But then I found (like lots of other customers) that the TM paid itself off quite quickly and has gone on to save us a stack of $ by making foods I used to buy already processed. Since it's so quick and easy to make a lot of things it's convenient to do so, and with the cost of the raw ingredients being so much cheaper you end up saving money. Eg flour + yeast vs bread, peanuts vs peanut butter, milk vs yoghurt, basic ingredients vs muesli bars, I could go on but this is a really good resource with a savings calculator that you can personalise to see how much your household would save by using a thermomix to save on your weekly grocery spend. Other families also find it a lot quicker to make a quick dinner in here rather than ordering takeaway so that's another saving: thermomix.com.au/pages/thermomix-savings-guides
My Thermo arrives tomorrow ❤
That's exciting, I had assumed you already had one. Have fun, you'll love it!
Thank you. So informative and helpful
Thank you Anne, glad to be helpful. Can find more info here: linktr.ee/ThermoLaura
Does it show a list of ingredients before starting the recipe
Yes it does. Before pressing the start button you scroll down and the list and method steps will be there as well as nutritional guide and tips
Can you demonstrate how to put our own recipes on the Thermo pls
Hi I have a cookidoo tutorial coming up on zoom soon, I'll find the link. But also when your consultant comes to help get you set up they'll also go over this. Assuming you have a consultant?
Here is the link for my upcoming cookidoo tutorial: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpc-mprzkpGNRl8vE08YEx8G_4fKg_K3pP
How is that going to save money when it costs over 1k your out of your mind
Hi thanks for stopping by and this is a very fair question I remember asking myself. But then I found (like lots of other customers) that the TM paid itself off quite quickly and has gone on to save us a stack of $ by making foods I used to buy already processed. Since it's so quick and easy to make a lot of things it's convenient to do so, and with the cost of the raw ingredients being so much cheaper you end up saving money. Eg flour + yeast vs bread, peanuts vs peanut butter, milk vs yoghurt, basic ingredients vs muesli bars, I could go on but this is a really good resource with a savings calculator that you can personalise to see how much your household would save by using a thermomix to save on your weekly grocery spend. Other families also find it a lot quicker to make a quick dinner in here rather than ordering takeaway so that's another saving: thermomix.com.au/pages/thermomix-savings-guides