I bought a Snappy Chef the other day in Nelspruit after I saw it at a friend's house and heard about this electricity-saving device on Radio Laeveld. My main reason for buying it was my kettle was leaking up a storm, and I really liked the Snappy Chef's nifty, colourful kettles. Then we bought the house and moved in. Only to discover that the stove doesn't work at all! Suddenly, I had only my "braaipan" and the Snappy Chef plate to rely on. And what a joy it turns out to be. No matter if I want to boil water for coffee, cook pasta or rice or make a stew... my Snappy Chef is fast and reliable. I'm seriously considering in actually buying two more induction plates and throwing out the old electrical stovetop forever.
By the way... The guys from the Nelspruit office were very friendly and provided me with ample empty boxes for our move. Only if you stay in a small town, will you appreciate how scarce a commodity empty boxes can be.
Graskop is a small town in the heart of the Panorama Route in Mpumalanga. Surrounded by beautiful mountains, it occasionally disappears in the mist like a modern day Brigadoon. This is the continuous story of Graskop and its people written by Graskop's one and only journalist, Gerda van den Bos. Oh yes and the occasional blog about the rest of the area including the Kruger National Park.
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Sunday, 9 February 2014
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