Ooooo, I'm definitely going to......

Thank you Willow, I will do.

Just demolished two cupcakes with lashings of butter icing on top. Made them with DGS after he told me they were his favourites - what he neglected to say was he only liked the topping! Sent some home with him for mum and dad but I couldn't chuck the last ones in the bin, now could I? They looked and tasted far too sweet

I can remember as a child being given sugar sandwiches for tea - no wonder I've had such poor teeth ...

Cherrytree59 you want one of these www.lakeland.co.uk/7542/E-Cloth-Glass-Window-Cleaning-and-Polishing-Cloth?gclid=CLaAreOUwc4CFaoy0wodm4wNhw&src=gfeed&s_kwcid=AL!49!3!106725449909!!!g!42887480424!&ef_id=V6WtYAAAARxtt7l4:20160814145454:s sorry for the untidy link.

I use this on my black microwave and it really works.

Tizliz I have one of those clothes. It was given to me with my new black and white kitchen. I have no instructions. Do I need to wet it?

I have well and truly fallen off the low carb wagon this weekend. Yesterday I had potato and bread and today I bought a pack of toasting waffles, which I like with butter and honey or golden syrup.

Have a chunk of baguette and butter with my healthy Greek salad. Waitrose had baguettes reduced to 22p this afternoon. I could hardly ignore those, could I?

I always recommend cookers with black drip trays because the dirt doesn't show (its the slattern in me)

I restrict my treacle consumption to licking the spoon when using it in cooking. I love cleaning off the black treacle spoon when I make my Christmas cake and puddings. So enjoyable because it is an occasional treat.

I used to love treacle on hot toast as a child, but then I also liked sandwich spread sandwiches.

KatyK no don't wet it, wipe over the area first with a damp cloth and use the e-cloth for polishing. They can be used wet but seems pointless as you can't polish with it - I have two so that when one gets damp I can use the other (this is for the once a year event when I clean the glass on all our pictures).