I have a lift-bowl KitchenAid with 6qt bowls. Been making a lot of recipes from Aran Goyoaga’s book.
Almost all the recipes say to use the dough hook. It takes forever, and I think the batches are too small for my mixer.
Earlier this week I said F it, there’s no gluten to worry about overworking, I’m using the paddle.
And it works great so far!
I took my i3 in today because it has the airbag light on and the airbag high-resistance code which is covered under a service bulletin. Car will hit 10 years on May 28th so this is probably the last time it will be in the dealer unless REx system has issues later on.
Is there anything else it would be worth having them look at, do diagnostics on? I don’t want to spend a bunch of money doing random stuff but would like to catch any last minute service bulletins or other items that are covered until 10 years.
Thanks!
We are expecting our 2nd in 4 weeks. Older child will be 18 months. Had plans to buy new gear but unemployed now so need to adjust.
Here’s what we have:Ub Aria v1 Car seat(I really want to replace, first outgrew super quickly), Ub Vista v1 and bassinet(no rumble seat), Ub Minu v2
Here’s what I wanted: Buy new stuff and sell old. Out-n-about Nipper v5 with bassinet, Nuna Pipa Aire Rx, Nuna Trvl Double
My wife really doesn’t want to make our 18mo face backwards. We are not doing a baby shower because she thinks they are tacky for 2nd babies. We do have some relatives who may be willing to help.
What would you do in my situation? Do we absolutely need a double solution for in the car? Everyone says they hate the Vista as a double, but is it worth the effort to get rid of it? Should we keep the single travel stroller regardless?
Edit: our lifestyle is we live in a small walkable city but have to drive a lot to other nearby cities for errands and appointments. The hatches on our cars aren’t huge so we definitely need a travel stroller that will fit and still conserve space for other stuff. We really like having a full-size stroller with lots of basket capacity at the house because we walk to the grocery store and to friends’ houses almost daily.