Micromark Omelette Express

Eggs are fabulously good for you, not so much the variety that arrives in chocolate form come the time of Easter, but rather unfortunately, the type that drops out of a chicken’s bum! Talking of chickens, Edwina Currie squeaked and squawked trying to warn us all about the dangers of Salmonella and eggs in the mid-1980’s but my parents and probably quite a few chose to ignore the advice. If offal such as eggs were really that bad, you can bet they wouldn’t be on sale now, 30 odd years later! Since my mother joined Slimming World, our diets have changed dramatically, developing from low fibre ... more

Yes its another gadget but in fairness its not a new gadget simply a replacement for my beloved xpress 101. After a few months without said beloved machine I decided the period of mourning was sufficient to invest in a replacement and scoured the internet and shopping TV. The closest I could get was the Omelette xpress which is available in either silver or white. It seemed reasonable for £20.00 as I bought it on free post and package day from Ideal World. - - How does it look - - This is a sandwich toaster sized machine with two non-stick oval wells into which you can place wet or dry foods ... more

Micromark Omelet Express This product isn't actually mine, it's my housemate's but if I ever move out (or she leaves) it's going to be the first kitchen appliance I buy as I now swear by it! Retailing at around £20 from places such as Argos, this is an investment that would provide breakfast (or lunch, or dinner, or any other time of day!) happiness for a long time to come. To the unsuspecting kitchen visitor, the white plastic of the Micromark Omelet Express looks like just another sandwich toaster - and indeed for weeks that's what I thought it was sitting there on the side counter. In ... more