What is the next thing that you plan to Buy for your Kitchen?

Shermie

Shermie

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I plan to get the Keurig K-Express Coffee maker!! Sized right, just for me! :whistling:
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Probably something like this. It's another townhouse in my complex and they've done a nice job renovating their kitchen. I REALLY need to do it, but the thought of all the upheaval has me procrastinating. For years.

Lee

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QSis said:
Probably something like this. It's another townhouse in my complex and they've done a nice job renovating their kitchen. I REALLY need to do it, but the thought of all the upheaval has me procrastinating. For years.

Lee

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I think that the kitchen, in & of itself, looks very nice!! The only thing that you'd need are a few things, such as a mixer, food processor & a blender. :whistling:
 
I really can’t think of anything. I’d like a new cutting board but I want to learn how to do that myself. Maybe do some sort of backsplash behind the stove on that wall.
 
The electronic board to my oven controls died on my 17-year-old electric range. Stovetop knobs and burners worked fine. I was stupefied to hear that it would cost $569 to fix!

So, I bought this. Coming Saturday. I was delighted to see that Consumer Reports gave it their second highest score! I believe that the more bells and whistles something has, the more to break (if I had oven control KNOBS, my old stove would probably still be working). But I'm kinda interested to try out the air fryer, and happy that I don't have another one-trick pony to take up counterspace.

GE JB735SPSS Range Review - Consumer Reports

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the GE JB735SPSS range to find out if it's worth it.
www.consumerreports.org www.consumerreports.org

Lee
 
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QSis said:
The electronic board to my oven controls died on my 17-year-old electric range. Stovetop knobs and burners worked fine. I was stupefied to hear that it would cost $569 to fix!

So, I bought this. Coming Saturday. I was delighted to see that Consumer Reports gave it their second highest score! I believe that the more bells and whistles something has, the more to break (if I had oven control KNOBS, my old stove would probably still be working). But I'm kinda interested to try out the air fryer, and happy that I don't have another one-trick pony to take up counterspace.

GE JB735SPSS Range Review - Consumer Reports

We've tested and reviewed products since 1936. Read CR's review of the GE JB735SPSS range to find out if it's worth it.
www.consumerreports.org www.consumerreports.org

Lee
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Pretty expensive, I must say! But yes, stoves now feature the air fryer, which used to on;ly be available as a countertop appliance. My Ninja Foodi features it. :whistling:
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