Making of bread and pandan waffle

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It is wonderful to have bread and waffle making session.

The Ongies had purchased a Kenwood breadmaker at $119 from Robinson Black Friday sales last Friday. With the $20 voucher given by the Robinson staff in the morning, they eventually bought the breadmaker at only S$99! (Purchase any items from $50 and get that special discount off) Totally worth it.

However, there are confusion when queuing up to pay for the items, it is either the staff is new or  there are people cut queue to pay first. Hubby hoped that there are a proper queue line with security guard around and, with their system update to the latest information. The Ongies had spent 15min to get their pricing correct, because the transaction charged them the original price before discount. Hence, the manager had to be called in to void the transaction.

It is lucky that wifey checked before leaving and quickly share the information with other customers. With such a boo boo thing going on, they did not get an apology from the manager when hubby asked why wasn't the system been updated?

Anyway, The Ongies would like to share some photos of the Kenwood Breadmaker which they successfully baked it!





Not to miss anything out, The Ongies also purchased a waffle maker too. It is too awesome because the kids and hubby totally love it. Time to save some money and do your own waffle, right?

Nothing beats saving more money!

$25 Cornell from Harvey Norman

Egg and pandan ready to mix with flour

Egg white

Added oil and made the plate the hot

Ready to do some waffle?

The final yummy outlook


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