Nutella.
this post was submitted on 04 Jan 2024
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I'm gonna say phones. If you're getting a new phone and you're on a budget, always get a refurbished flagship from Samsung/Google (they support those ones for 5-7 years of updates now). They're often far better than new budget phones for the same price. They are built better, they last longer with far better specs, and are generally far more refined in all aspects.
I don't consider my pocket 'puter a lifestyle accessory or a status symbol, so... no.
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Cuisinart food processor
KitchenAid mixer
Vitamix blender
Kan chef knife
Silicone rubber spatula (won't melt)
Stainless steel measuring cups and spoons
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A good quality bread machine.
A good tip for bread machines is that a lot of people buy them but then donβt like them, so you can get good secondhand ones cheaply. I love my bread machine - it was about Β£120 new, but I got it in a charity shop for Β£10.
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Interior wall paints (and rollers/brushes). I recently remodeled my house.and decided to buy the really good stuff instead of just the well known brands from the DIY store. Man, what a difference that makes. Painting is sooo much easier and it dries much nicer.
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