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[@katrinasharpe6442]

Thank you for the opportunity to win a product which really would help reduce stress and increase efficiency in our household. We are a recently blended family with one girl and now two boys (wow - they CAN EAT!) so we are learning to be frugal while feeding our three young kids nutritious food. We work full time and I’m at uni part time. My side hustle is teaching Pilates - busy is an understatement. I’m looking forward to using all the veggies and food in our fridge to make gorgeous winter casseroles for dinner and yummy porridge for breakfast. We would be incredibly grateful. Thanks for the chance Canna x

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[@elieva4702]

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[@Charles-Laurent]

wanted to trade bitcoin but got confused by the fluctuations in price

[@nellista]

I have a 11 year old TM31 that I would to upgrade to the new model. Mine is missing buttons and numbers now, I have lost the turbo and the 100C button and the + button is about to go and then I will be in trouble! I know about the trade in offer currently available, but it would still be a stretch to upgrade, and my husband is saying “no deal”. I would love the added functionality of the TM6. The first thing I would make would probably be something so quick and easy because I would be so excited to get back some of the functions I have lost. So I would probably make a sorbet, as I could have everything on hand ready for its arrival and would be ready in momennts. And I could relish the sound of a turbo charged Thermomix again! The Tm saves me money by simply being that appliance that is out on the shelf ready to go. I find I am more likely to make certain things myself as there TM is there ready for action (complete range of buttons considered of course!), than if I had to say get out a stand mixer, rice cooker, bread maker etc.

[@liamhurley2153]

Awesome! My fiancée and I are both working full time, studying part time and raising two little dudes in the process (preschooler and baby!!) A thermomix would help so much when it comes to busy dinner times which is by far the most hectic part of the day! Not only would we be able to save on time but it would help with our grocery bills while we save for our wedding (which cost us thou$and$$$ to reschedule - thanks COVID!) The first meal we would make would be Daddy’s crowd-pleaser… the almighty Australian Bolognese!

[@jacquelinemalafiej868]

I love the Minimalist aspect of this appliance and the amount of space and waste it saves. There’s so many uses for it for me, from scratch baking to milling pantry staples. Cheekily, the first thing I’d make are margaritas for girls night.

[@cinziadeluca5074]

My husband was recently diagnosed with diabetes and one of our most challenging habits to break on our way to combating the effects of his diagnosis, is eating takeaway food when we are time poor. Takeaway is not only unhealthy for the both of us but, negatively impacts my husbands' sugar levels... unfortunately we are both time poor, work late into the evenings and are often unable to make home cooked meals. The thermomix would help us to prepare our meals prior or perhaps even quicker in the evenings so that we don't have to resort to quick takeaway meals. I'd like to try the meatball recipe. Thank you Canna and Thermomox!

[@julietjones6265]

A cooking gadget that cleans itself, that wins for efficiency in the kitchen! And no more recipe books cluttering up the kitchen, sign me up! Fully guided cooking with thousands of recipes and cuisines to choose from all on the one compact machine - pure genius. First recipe I’ll be wanting to cook in my new thermomix is a green chicken curry from scratch - no bottled pastes, only fresh ingredients for zero waste and maximum flavour.

[@vanessaeckford8151]

Hi lovely, thank you for posting a Thermomix video. I’ve been researching this item for a while now, wanting to make sure I’m making a successful purchase which will add value, nutrition & time to our family. Now that I have 2 kiddies at school, afternoon curriculum activities, work and wanting to study, I am in need of a Thermomix to enable me to prepare, cook & freeze healthy meals & snacks for our family. I’m so cranky at myself for the amount of money I seem to waste on snacks, juices etc, it’s time for a healthy change. I think I would start with banana, protein muffins for lunch boxes. Vanessa xo💖

[@moniquemoreno8742]

I own a thermomix and use it often to prepare healthy meals. It takes the hard work out of mealtime! My daughter is getting married next year so the savings we make by not buying takeout will go towards helping with the cost of the wedding! My favourite meal to make is Chicken Laksa soup. It’s awesome that we are able to have a different cuisine each night! Thanks for sharing your tips!

[@laurenboysen2582]

With a busy toddler and 4 month old starting solids, the uses for a thermomix would be endless, saving me time that is so precious to me in our current phase of life and helping to cook nutritious meals for all members of my family and knowing exactly what’s in them, particularly for my baby, ensuring the food is not older than him (as most commercial baby food products are). My favourite thing to try out would be for me though, to relax once the kids are in bed - a strawberry daiquiri which I saw made with a thermomix at a party and as a big hit! 🍹🍸

[@angeb3652]

It would be fantastic to win having school aged kids to help with making snacks to reduce the cost and help save money. First recipe would be mini choc banana bread. Would also help reduce the clutter, cookbooks and gadgets in the kitchen!

[@jessc7151]

What an amazing frugal February tip to share! Thanks Canna & Thermomix for these great suggestions. I take the practice of frugality seriously. After a fairly challenging divorce, implementing savings practises like preparing meals at home has helped build up a small nest egg. As a single woman in my 30’s I’ve just bought (by myself) a wonderful apartment & am rebuilding financially by looking at where my cash goes . So every dollar counts! I look forward to making my famous Lasagne recipe with a traditional polish babka cake for my friends and family to enjoy at my housewarming - hopefully using my brand new Thermomix!

[@JV-yb4le]

This would really help my tight kitchen space. I don’t have the room for multiple appliances but I am still missing a few key items for someone who cooks a wide range of foods for the family. I know the thermomix replaces a whole bunch of kitchen equipment, which would save space and money too! The recipes on the machine will be helpful too for planning and prepping. I’m sure in the long run cooking more at home rather than eating out will save money! The first thing I would cook is probably risotto. My friend had cooked me a batch before and she showed me how easy it was! No wasting an hour slowly ladleing veggie stock in and constantly stirring. I knew I wanted one from then on!

[@ashleebaily4484]

My husband, 11 month old and myself are currently living in a TINY cottage onsite at our business with zero bench space! Planning another baby in the not-so-distant future, I would just love the convenience of all my appliances downsized so I’m not feeling overwhelmed with all the cords and lack of space in our kitchen, especially as I am a working mum. I’m a “cook once, eat three times” girl (great for cost savings and conserving energy) so I’m looking forward to big batches of beautiful soups, coleslaws, chilli con carne and spag bowl! X

[@kats2226]

Oh wow. Many friends of my have a thermomix and I’ve been on the fence for a while. Thinking about how much I’d save on kids lunchbox snacks, my own snacks as I totally love my cafe muffins. I now see the benefit, both financially and nutritionally a thermomix would bring to our household. Our favourite family meal is good ole spaghetti bolognese ! This would definitely be the first recipe to try. Thanks for the wonderful video Canna!

[@maddiem5852]

I’ve always wanted a thermomix. I’m not a confident cook and want to learn how to cook my family meals in a safe and easy way saving money on takeaway on my nights to cook, and improving our health this way too. I do howeve already love to bake and a recipe I’ve always wanted to try in a thermomix is ermine buttercream! The thickness yet smoothness from thermomix recipes can’t be rivalled in any other device from what I’ve seen. Thank you for this opportunity - love your books and your channels! Getting women interested in finance is no mean feat.

[@vintagepromdress]

I have wanted one for so long. A friend said it is so good as you can just put the ingredients in and walk away and do things around your house etc instead of chopping and stirring a pot and making sure the bottom doesn't burn etc, so you get so much more time back in your day. I am looking forward to that time efficiency and it will be so quick and easy for meals that require a lot of veg and chopping like curries. The first meal I will make will be a pumpkin curry as I hate chopping pumpkin as it is hard to cut through.

[@livforflips]

Healthcare shift worker here 👋🏽 The thermomix would help me so much preparing wholesome meals to have on hand during my 12+ hour shifts. It would save me so much time bulk cooking and being to prepare meals and snacks for the freezer! The first thing I would try would be a veggie loaded curry!

[@gaps3110]

What a fabulous gift! A new Thermomix would be a very welcome new addition to our family. I have recently started studying alongside working and my meal planning and prep has definitely suffered. I am reaching for takeaway apps more often and grabbing a smoothie before work, this video is a very personal reminder to refocus. These habits are an unplanned cost addition to my study. As soon as this new Thermomix lands on my bench I’ll be mixing up a batch of macaroons. My absolute favourite little treat! Thanks Canna and Thermomix and goodluck to everyone 🙂

[@teamnettno4697]

I am a working mum of 2 toddlers. Both my husband and I are time poor so I'm hoping to have the thermomix to make healthy delicious meals for my family so i can save the time spent in the kitchen to spend more quality time with them. I would do a chicken noodle soup as a first meal in the thermomix because it is healthy nutritious and i know everyone will enjoy it and any leftovers can be freezed for later meals. I really hope I get picked because i really want one but right now our family budget doesnt allow us to buy one yet and it will be another year or so that we can save up for one. Thank you so much for creating useful contents as always. Lots of love ❤

[@dinasavitz4171]

Loved all these tips about how a thermomix can help save money all while eating healthily too. I’d love to make the pizza as my first recipe - my son keeps asking for pizza and I think it’s not value for money to buy it from a takeaway shop and it’s in the “too hard basket” for making at home…but it sounds like the thermomix would make it super easy!

[@emmaduthie5284]

I have an 8 month old baby girl and love that not only can you save on baby food but also know what’s going into her food. We also live in an apartment so space wise having one appliance would be an absolute game changer.

[@CarliLeishmanMusic]

I've been tossing up whether or not to get a thermomix for some time now. This video really shows all the benefits which go beyond simply saving money i.e being in control of the food you eat, maximizing nutrition, and living minimally. All things which i value highly. We have been growing our own veggies and cooking from scratch a lot so this would be so helpful to save time and money when it comes to preparing meals for our family. We are also thinking about taking the next step and looking at having children and i can really see the value in being able to make my own baby food so that's a bonus as well. I really want to try and make the banana load recipe you've shown in this video because my partner and i love banana bread.

[@betht5151]

Ugh! I’ve just done the calculations. 3 adults in my house. 5 days lunch each - purchasing at even $10 a day each (not sure that’s even possible to buy lunch at that price) $$30 x 5 = $150 a week!!! So my first meal would be rice ( have an ancient rice cooker atm that dries out the rice) then a few curries to go with it. Rounding out lunch will be those delicious banana breads!! Thanks for the inspiration and practical tips. I never thought of the possible savings on both money and space. Great video

[@emmawoods7584]

A Thermomix would be a fantastic addition to my kitchen to support me with maintaining work/life balance as a teacher. The TM6 would provide an opportunity to make majority of things from scratch, reducing many preservatives and unnecessary environmental waste. There appear to be some great recipes through Cookidoo and I would love to try the pumpkin risotto with bacon.

[@tamarakerr4425]

Want is an understatement. This is a definite need. My fiance and I get married in 6 weeks and have been trying to save for our first house. Not only would this help us save on our food bill (while making some super delicious meals!) but would also be so nice to know that we'll be able to cook in our new kitchen no matter it's state. Crossing my fingers for an early wedding present 🤞🤞🤞

[@tullyrosenberg4295]

Well that was a revelation! I never realised that investing in a Thermomix could actually save money in the long run. We live in an apartment with minimal space, plus I work and raise a child, so anything that helps save space AND time, plus reduces the mental load of meal planning and preparing, would be a godsend. The recipe I would love to learn to make is Coconut Yoghurt. My dairy-intolerant child is addicted to it, but at around $8 a tub it’s a constant splurge. Being able to make it myself, and experiment with different fruit variations, would be an absolute treat. Would also love to make the granola to go with!

[@mshayleycarr]

First meal I'd make is something delicious and chocolatey with that melt function, YUM. And speaking of chocolate, and saving, making chocolate smoothies, cakes, even melting my own chocolate, and making dairy free easter eggs at easter... I'm going to save a tonne just on chocolate! It will also save me time, not having to drive to the shops which are 35 minutes away to get to the closest one in my rural town... I'm going to save on petrol... But, I may just not save on my waistline with my excitement about all this chocolate! 🤣I'm sure making all the other delicious meals at home really makes up for it. Thankyou for hosting this competition!

[@brendam2021]

Hello. So grateful to have the opportunity to be part of this competition. Thanks Canna and Thermomix. We are a family obsessed with Sourdough for breakfast so our first 'meal' make would be Sourdough! Making our own Sourdough would save us $18 per week ($936 PA). It will also allow us to teach our kid the ease of making fresh bread and who doesn't love the smell of freshly baked bread. I cannot wait! Thank you.

[@BrookeAlexanderGlobal]

Thank you Canna for partnering with Thermomix Aus! Gosh, now I can see why everyone raves about these machines. As a busy step Mum who’s self employed what a time saving dream this appliance would be in my kitchen! I’ve seen you make some fabulous frugal meals for your family over the years and now I understand the savings and the benefits this kitchen appliance has by easily swapping out smoothies and an extra takeaway here and there I could save over $2000 with our current lifestyle. Wow! I’d love to batch cook too and I can see what a game changer this would be! Can’t wait to cook the meatballs and perhaps even a shepherds pie! Fingers crossed!

[@jodyfrazier3287]

Yes please! I totally need this in my life. What is not to love and I am sure this video has finally tipped me over in the justification stakes I needed to get on board with Thermomix. Time to save more time in my busy schedule of gym, work, family and food prep - I mean a quick chilli or spaghetti or soup or a cheeky sweet treat followed by daiquiri or two will be heaven. All of that without leaving home and spending too much money or time :)

[@alixcrozier211]

I get quite overwhelmed with cooking as I’m not particularly good at it. Having one device that does it all sounds very appealing, time efficient and would save on my food wastage as well as save me the stress of trying to cook myself 😂 I would love to give ice cream a try! How cool to think you can whip up your own ice cream? I’d basically be a chef!

[@Blossom2822]

Having a small kitchen with only minimal bench space, the thermomix would definitely help in reducing the clutter in the kitchen. It looks easy to use, so getting the kids involved in picking out things to try and make instead of going out and buying it plus it would be a fun experience and a great way of teaching them how cooking can be easy even when we don’t have a lot of time. I think the first thing we’ll try is making are cookies or lunch box snack bar to get the kids involved.

[@jennak1163]

I have been curious about the Thermomix for a while, but never really knew what they were! I have moved back to Australia and to a new apartment, and barely own anything to fill it. Seeing your tips I would easily save hundreds to thousands of dollars in owning a Thermomix, rather than having to buy all the kitchen gadgets, and that’s before even thinking about food. Those banana cake portions look yum, so I would start there!

[@ainzz2462]

Working fulltime in the healthcare industry and doing shift work can be daunting especially when it comes to cooking healthy meals for my family. I have always wanted to own a Thermomix and I like that it saves time and money in the long run, and gives me peace of mind that I am able to provide healthy and nutritious meals for my family. I also like that it has a built in recipe app that allows me to cook various meals and desserts for my family and friends. I always trust your opinions Canna and I know that owning a Thermomix will be a great addition to my kitchen and a lifetime investment that will serve our family very well.

[@lameesez]

This is exactly what I need! I've been debating for a while whether to get one. I'd love to reduce my kitchen gadget clutter as I'm heading down the minimalist journey. Our family favorite meal I'd make first in the thermomix is: pizza dough for homemade pizzas. We have pizza movie night every Friday which costs us $40+ each week. We'd just like to reduce our takeaway more to save $$$. Great video Canna. 👍

[@marras71]

I have been considering a Thermomix for the past few months. We have a small kitchen with minimal bench space so being able to reduce the appliances in our kitchen would be great. It sounds very simple but the first thing I would probably make would be something that requires a food processor as I've been put off buying one for years! So basic things like bliss balls for lunchboxes, slices for my 3pm sugar hit or even the basic stuff like turning sugar into caster sugar

[@jaydeblackledge7752]

A thermomix would be an absolute game changer in terms of efficiency for our young family! With two (hungry) boys under two I am a slave to the kitchen, constantly prepping healthy breakfast/lunches/dinners (and snacks) A thermomix would be an incredible help to be able to cook delicious healthy meals for my family whilst also being super cost efficient by helping us stay on top of our strict grocery budget and assisting us with ensuring our waste is as minimal as possible (plus I could sell all our other kitchen applicants to go to our $1000 project!) The first thing I would make in the thermomix would be a delicious cocktail for this mumma to enjoy and to celebrate 🎉

[@taramcrae9407]

I would love it to make baby food, I completely resonate with you making things from scratch, knowing what’s going into their little bodies. I can’t wait to cook white sauce in one, so much easier than stove top! A huge time saver. And yes, smoothies, such a healthy way to use up fruit. Thank you for offering this competition, good luck everyone ☺️

[@theadhdmarketer]

Now that my sons are all adults they eat even more, and knowing I can put a full meal into the thermomix (I'd try my hand at chilli con carne or lasagne/bolognese sauce first for sure) and they can feed themselves lunch as well as our night time meal is AWESOME. grown ass men eat ALOT and we're trying to work out how to save money on food and takeaway (so the dough would be at the top of the list too for pizza) I was already following sugarmummatv of course! And have followed thermomixaus xx

[@elbell6910]

Just curious is the thermomix a stainless steel appliance?

[@carolynarmstrong392]

I went to a demonstration a few years ago and have wanted one ever since! Empty nesters and we are ready to start cooking more efficiently for just the 2 of us.

[@Sazzay96]

I've ALWAYS wanted one to help me save money in my tiny studio apartment (with the tiniest, bit cutest kitchen) here in Sydney. I am a final year medical student and incredibly time poor, resulting in me usually just eating 'bits and pieces from the fridge' or getting takeaway. I can only imagine how a thermomix would not only improve my health, but be small and convenient enough for my apartment and taking with me when I move to rural NSW for my intern year in 2023!

[@elizabethfranet5601]

This is what I need! With a toddler and another due in the next few weeks and a very small kitchen a thermomix is what I need to manage on maternity leave budget and provide healthy quick meals and snacks for my growing family! The first thing I would make would be breastfeeding biscuits and toddler friendly snacks to survive the newborn stage. Thanks for all your tips and tricks 🙏

[@bridgetmcgowan4867]

A thermomix would help us save so much on kids snacks and home made “take always”. I would love to make my own curries, risottos and pizza doughs, pizza sauce and savoury scrolls. :)

[@kristywilkinson6208]

It would save my wrists for a start. I have a wrist deformity called Madelung Deformity plus Hypermobile Spectrum Disorder which makes chopping food difficult and painful. So along with saving energy, time and pain, it would save me wasting wilty vegetables/fruit if I could make smoothies with them. I would most love to make risotto in the thermomix to save all that stirring but because my friend made it for me in her thermomix and it was divine.

[@brigettemary7640]

A Thermie helps me be efficient as I steam bubby veggies for dinner while doing other things! I also batch make meals ready to defrost and serve. It helps me save money by making things from scratch rather than store bought ready to go items. First recipe I’d ‘cook’ would be pesto! In 2 mins I have pesto ready that tastes 10 times better than a jar. I got my current thermie off the second hand market 5 years ago and it’s now on the blink, so a new one would be incredible!

[@brookekillian6602]

An amazing prize to win. I wish everyone the best of luck. If I was lucky enough to win I would like to use it to try and eat more healthier. Both my husband and I are trying to eat healthier, but sometimes its hard being time poor with sports through the week after work. I would love to use it for fruit smoothies...my favourite! And I would also like to try make all my own sauces and pantry items...so I can control how much sugar we are eating. My 9 year old son wants me to try thermomix fried rice first! But one of the biggest things would probably give is all some time back to focus on ourselves, and eachother.

[@shogan0able]

Thanks Canna, this is a big help. The price of food in Perth has sky-rocketed.

[@alextyler8139]

This is perfect. I need a thermomix to help me not only save money but time too. I have a chronic illness and working full time is hard - so coming home to be able to cook with ease and plan out my week. I am a massive snacker too so seeing this video and your Instagram video I will be making Muffins, yoghurt and banana breads! Fingers crossed!!

[@margaritadimaria4432]

The amount of cash we can save on snacks and drinks is endless with this magic cooking machine. Fast, easy and efficient. It also looks super easy to clean and use. It doesn’t have a million parts that take forever to locate and then more time with all the washing up. How fabulous.

[@katehassen1015]

I've got a small kitchen and an appliance that could replace multiple ones would be a real win. I have three children under 6 so healthy, fast and multiple snack options are definitely needed. I feel like I am hitting the shops every few days to top up the snack options. We are big on banana bread/ muffins around here so definitely making that first followed by smoothies with all the leftover fruit bits from the kids. Thanks for the video :)

[@angelaanddanielcallaghan501]

I have been thinking about a Thermomix for years but with a growing family it has always been out of our reach- Your breakdown of costs has helped me to see long term so thanks Canna! Winning this would help with our yearly grocery budget (allowing for other savings!) and making more wholesome meals for my young family! Oh and the first thing I would make would be those yummy brownies I keep seeing on your Insta! ❤️

[@mahadewiiii]

I would be over the moon grateful and thrilled to win a Thermomix. I have 3 kids aged 3, 13 & 16 and a husband who works split shifts (morning and night) as a chef, so is rarely home at meal times. With a Thermomix I know I would find it much easier and more convenient to cook healthy meals for my kids and myself. I love the idea that there is a database of meals to choose from and that you can meal plan and order ingredients with it and you literally just have to follow the instructions. I love that it tells you exactly what to do step by step and has built-in scales and creates minimal mess. A lot of the time I’m too tired, stressed and overwhelmed to think of what to cook or hunt through the internet to find a good recipe, so we end up ordering takeaway that we really can’t afford. I also would love for my older kids to get involved and start making meals for the family, which they could totally do with this - it would be a huge help to me. I would love to make vegetarian curry and dal, etc in it for a start. But would love to explore all of the recipe options available and make everything from desserts to smoothies, baked goods etc. It would also be fantastic for my teenage son who is a meat-eater to make his own meat based meals. Even my husband as a chef often can’t be bothered to cook at home on his days off and we buy way too much takeaway, that really is detrimental to our savings. I’ve actually researched Thermomix a lot recently and know it would benefit our family greatly, especially as I’m hoping to go back into the workforce soon. Love your videos Canna Thanks x 🙏❤️

[@natashabrodie5324]

Wow so impressed by this machine! Personally it would save me so much time in preparing meals allowing me to spend more time with my baby and toddler! This extra time would be amazing especially as I have to head back to work.It would also allow me to clear off my very messy bench top from all the different appliances used to create purées, steam food and healthy food for the toddler. I don’t know what I would make first! Most likely a purée for bubs and a spag bol for the rest of the family 😊

[@thermobex]

Love this video💚 I love knowing what’s in my food

[@jessicadesilva6799]

I love the idea of making things like yoghurt, a staple for the kids but can get expensive to buy (especially right now) and it’s full of not so good ingredients. Knowing what goes into our snacks, and being able to whip them up easily quickly and saving money at the same time sounds perfect to me.

[@deedee4275]

Thanks for all the ideas canna, U had me at smoothies. Sounds amazing❤️ Frugal Feb here I come💲💲💲

[@MingKittyBoy]

A Thermomix would be a game changer for our family of 6 with 4 children under 5 including twins. My husband and I are both self employed and are already time poor. I do most of the meal prep for the week ahead on the weekend. If I could save more time cooking and preparing food we could spend more time together as a family on our farm on the weekends. Our first family meal would definitely be a Thai green curry with rice!! Good luck everyone. Thanks so much Canna! 💜💜💜

[@janosterman5982]

I’d love a thermometer to save time and be able to make meals ahead of time and I’d love to be able to make a great organ Josh curry.

[@anastasiaraines8589]

Thermomix would free up so much of my time preparing healthy meals for the family that all could enjoy. I am a new mum and my baby started solids just a couple of months ago, that extra time that I save would mean so much for me, I could give my undivided attention to my baby. Also it is a wonderful way of decluttering the kitchen and saving $$ on food. I am looking forward to trying some of the plant based recipes that are available in the Thermomix recipe platform, they all look so delicious.

[@tenita9503]

I have wanted a thermomix for so long! It’s a struggle some days trying to find the time and energy to make dinner but also try to be healthy and eat less processed foods. The first thing I would make is probably a risotto because I have never been confident enough to make one myself 😂 it will help save money by cooking more from scratch especially with the crazy grocery prices at the moment!

[@nicolecavallaro8059]

As a busy family of 5, with both parents working, school, daycare and kids sporting commitments, having a thermomix would make so much difference and give us more time to enjoy eating meals together as a family. I love my smoothies - this would be first on my list! 🤞🏻

[@leahkatej]

I have wanted a Thermomix for years! As we are building our dream house it would be so nice to not have to lug old outdated appliances there to clutter the kitchen. Having already put in veggie beds a Thermomix will eliminate wastage of our organic veggie harvests and save time with our busy lives as we can make soups, main meals and desserts efficiently in one appliance! I’m most excited to make homemade pizzas with our fresh tomato’s and basil from the garden 👌🏻👌🏻 x

[@kelliecarman3237]

What could be more efficient than a machine that chops and cooks in the same bowl, saving me heaps of time with prep, cooking and the clean up too! Getting my teenagers involved in the cooking process in a fun and interactive way would bring even more time efficiencies, and also some family time. It's a WIN - WIN. I think we would start with Spaghetti Bolognese, always a family fav! YUMMO! 😋🍝

[@merrillcrook7251]

I love the idea that one appliance does so many things and saves you so much money providing healthy food options that you can prepare ahead & freeze for busy days. I'd love to make the pizza dough & some banana bread to share with the family.

[@leahct7770]

A thermomix for this full-time working + side hustle mum of 3 + 1 fur-child and wife, would bring the efficiency of washing only one bowl/jug rather than mixing bowl, saucepan, smoothie jug, etc. I also have a lot of food intolerances so the best way for me to stay well is to make a lot of my sauces, dressings, baked goods etc from scratch with alternative ingredients which tend to be quite expensive. The bottled ‘clean’ products tend to be really expensive. A thermomix would save not only $$, but will also save time, and will save me the anxiety of wondering what ingredient in my food can potentially harm me. The first meal I would make would be a marinara sauce in bulk. It’s so time consuming to make in the traditional way.

[@aliciadickson2143]

This is exactly what I need. I have some food intolerances and a disability meaning I really need to cook from scratch to make the dietary requirements more affordable but I also fatigue easily in the kitchen meaning I’m unable to currently do this. The first recipe I’d make is some healthy snacks like the banana bread muffins. Would be a game changer for me.

[@edwinakempe3057]

I'm so excited by the idea of saving time, space and money, and making more from scratch with wholefoods! My son has started school this year so I am super keen on making lunchbox goodies for the freezer.

[@juliehaines6066]

I'm a self employed food photographer (and a mum) and I am just getting my home-based studio/kitchen up and running, so a thermomix would be an amazing tool to help me both in my business and in my family life. I could more efficiently make meals I can photograph and blog about which shows prospective clients what I am capable of, and offer a cooking and food-styling service as well as the photography. So, not only would a thermomix help me save time and money, I'd hope it could help me MAKE money (is that too cheeky?). Personally I'd make a risotto, something my family loves but something they rarely get because it takes so long to make the traditional way. Canna, you have changed so many of our family spending and saving habits, winning a thermomix would be an incredible start to the year and well, Manifesting March is just round the corner...;-)

[@animeshdubey6325]

The thermomix will help me be efficient by getting replacing the MULTIPLE other kitchen appliances I've accumulated over time (yet rarely use!). So I'd be ticking off a few boxes by becoming more minimalist & less wasteful. Also these appliances would be finding good homes via FB marketplace which would also help towards my savings and investing goals. I love Italian food so I think my first meal in the thermomix would be having a crack at a pizza dough as well as a good basil and tomato sauce that I would use on the base, as well as freeze up for future pasta / pizza nights! One of my friends even swears by the thermomix scrambled eggs so I may give that a crack too (no pun intended).

[@maureenmcgrath1540]

my mum has a thermo and absolutely loves it - I am about to have my first child and would love one to prepare all his meals to save money and plastic waste, and to make snacks for my partner when he goes to work!! I'd love to make a roast pumpkin soup in the thermo as my first meal!

[@CarmelMansfield]

So inspiring!! One of my big goals for 2022 is about uplevelling my health & putting more into superannuation. I have ALL the appliances in my kitchen but getting them in & out of the cupboard sometimes stops me from using them & having that healthful lifestyle. One of my friends would make the most delicious cauliflower mash in the thermomix & I’m so excited to create that again!!!

[@karenhutchens7557]

I have been wanting a thermomix for ages. Have been watching your social media content and seeing everything you can do with a Thermomix. Very impressed. Would be great to reduce the number of kitchen gadgets and free up some bench and cupboard space. I would make smoothies for my first use I think. I like that there are recipes too. That could reduce the number of cook books on the kitchen shelf. Looks like lots of fun especially getting the kids involved in meal prep.

[@JazzandBrett]

I've been thinking about getting one of these for a long time. Love the idea of just 1 appliance in the kitchen! I'd love to make the fruity dream ice cream for my son - being able to control the amount of sugar is another great win for the Thermomix!

[@mrskimhowell]

My husband and I are hoping to start a family this year and we have been trying to come up with ways to save money so I can take 12 months of for maternity leave. Having an amazing gadget like this would go a long way to helping us achieve our savings goal by reducing costs when it comes to meals in our household as well as when it comes time to make the baby’s food we will be able to save costs there to. Being able to have the ability to easily meal prep and organise my self for the week ahead with less dishes and effort for be so valuable for our hectic work weeks. If I had one of these amazing machines I’d love to make risottos and my own baby foods, as well as my own fruit sorbets.

[@jessiehoward4563]

As someone cooking for one, I end up eating the same thing for 3-4 days in order to reduce waste and save money. I am always looking for creative ways to transform the same ingredients into different tasty, nutritious meals. I LOVE Thai food, which is my [expensive] guilty pleasure, so my first meal in my new Thermomix would be a Red Curry with steamed Rice.

[@suzannegiblett7375]

I moved back into my mums house to save money to buy my own home. I have noticed our food bills have increased greatly. She's someone who over buys and then we seem to waste alot because of this. I have tried to implement strategies but she is still in the mind of just in case there's nothing up at the shops when she's goes. I feel a thermomix will stop waste and can make homemade snacks and food so much more easily in a budget friendly way. Would love to make smoothies first up , our household love drinking those and so expensive to buy out

[@ajreading3118]

OH My….. it would be amazing to win a thermomix. We are doing a frugal year this year as we are being made redundant at the need of the year. The thermomix would save us so much money - I could make all our snacks instead of buying them. And I would love to make spaghetti Bol with hidden vegetables in it for the kids. We would be also reduces land fill but not buy re package snacks. Win Win for us and the environment and our planet. I’ve always been jealous of all my friend that have a thermomix.

[@mcass8415]

Wow, thermomix must be in the air cause I have been watching recipe videos this week trying to justify why I need one and calculating the payment plan option!! Not being the best cook, this would be a great advantage in my kitchen. I have made the switch from meal kit delivery to this year working it out myself and trying to save some $$. Also not having much storage space, this would definitely be a plus. I would love to try the Cookidoo bolognese sauce recipe - there’s nothing like comfort food!!

[@katefitzpatrick3424]

Currently pregnant with 6 weeks until bub arrives…would love to save time and money in the future by preparing lots of nutritious baby food in advance giving me more time with the family!! Have heard that risottos in the thermo are amazing and so easy…would be a nice first meal for mum & dad while juggling a newborn!!! Love your videos…thank you!

[@robhaification]

We are just about to renovate our kitchen and with a baby on the way I have been looking into these more and more. I would love to be able to do more home cooked meals pre and post baby do reduce kitchen clutter and reduce waste. What I am most looking forward to is recreating family recipes in the thermomix like risotto and jams. I would love to be able to enjoy those meals and dishes that typically require a lot of hands on time at the stove without sacrificing time away from our new addition to the family

[@obsky88]

Thanks for the explanation Canna! I've definitely been considering a Thermomix for a while but had no idea how useful they could be. I love your explanation with the perspective of ROI and minimalism. The first meal I would make would definitely be the meatballs - it's my daughters favourite meal! We also make a lot of smoothies and bliss balls!

[@tonirenee-n3z]

I’ve been making school lunches now for 13 years and this will be my sons last year of school, my daughter has just started high school so I still have some years left this would be a dream and definitely save me a lot of money! First thing I would make is our family favourite on sundays Sticky Date Pudding ❤️

[@juliepreston3735]

Love this! Thermo mix would be so handy for those busy days when we have work, school drop offs, after school sport, taking our crazy dog for a walk and having no time to prepare dinner. I love cooking but this would be very handy on those really busy late days. It will prevent the default option of unhealthy take away food on those days. The first thing I would make would be a lamb roast just because I love it.

[@elisahenderson1519]

What an amazing competition, thank you Canna for some really great tips! I’ve been thinking of getting a thermomix as my first Bub is about to start solids and I’d rather make her food myself rather than buying packaged food from the supermarket which is just more expenses and also plastic in the home. For my first meal (to celebrate) I’d be making myself a frozen margarita cocktail 🍸! Followed up with a classic chicken or seafood Italian risotto 😋

[@nikitanash8879]

As a mum of a 5 yr old, 3 yr old and also a 1 yr old I would get great use out of a thermomix. I try to make all the kids food from scratch so they aren't eating foods full of preservatives and nasties, a thermomix would help me save time and money on food prep. The first meal I would make from a new thermomix would be bone broth :)

[@lisachristmann1361]

Oh I'd love one! I've been making a lot of snacks and food from scratch to accommodate for my toddler's food intolerances. A Thermomix would save me so much time i think and make food prep a lot easier. I can think of so many recipes I'd love to try, but i think a Chocolate Zucchini slice would be the winner! 💗

[@ashleighporritt508]

Having a thermomix would help me so much with meal prepping and cutting down costs on having surplus appliances, as well as the numerous snacks I find myself purchasing throughout the week. I would love to be able to get more creative in the kitchen, and particularly to start making my own bliss balls and healthy snacks at home because these definitely add up over time!

[@ireneboulos2734]

I've been intrigued by the Thermomix since last year. It looks like it will make meal planning and preparation easier, less time consuming and more cost effective as it has pre-programmed recipes. It would also mean less need for takeaway as more meals can be prepared efficiently at home. The first meal I would like to make using the Thermomix is a Breakfast Frittata.

[@daniellestojanoski7670]

I love the idea of welcoming a Thermomix into our kitchen that not only would save my family money and time, but also brings my family together by sharing the cooking experience. Pizza would be the first recipe, nothing better then preparing a range of toppings and making pizza’s to share - just haven’t been able to perfect the pizza base yet 😀

[@aliceglenane8774]

Thank you for partnering with Thermomix Canna 🙏. My Mum just brought a Thermomix and I'm so jealous. I haven't considered the cost saving the Thermomix could provide. I'm currently saving for my first home deposit so every dollar counts! Can't wait to bake some healthy slices if I'm the winner ☺️.

[@isabelledantier7816]

I’ve been thinking about a thermo mix in the last few years always debating if it’s worth the cost. Watching your vids and listening to your advice it sounds like it definitely worth it. I would love to have the chance to win one. I would love to make healthier meals for my family and use up all the food instead of wasting it. Not the best cook so this would simplify my life in so many ways. Being a busy mum and working this would definitely save me time in the kitchen. I love that you can save money and that you don’t need a lot of kitchen gadgets. I hate clutter it makes me anxious plus we don’t have the room and I like the idea of not having many appliances to clean up after cooking. First recipe would have to be to banana bread or maybe make a smoothie for the family. x my daughter would enjoy making it with me.

[@panoreanikolaou8953]

As a mum of two girls and heading back to work shortly from maternity leave, I can leave the thermomix on as a slow cooker and come home to healthy dinners. Looking forward to decluttering my 20 other items 🧃🍚🥘🍳⏲ also and making healthy mini 🍌 muffins rather than buying sweet treats when we’re out! Starting part time work is going to be financially challenging as I’ve always worked full time so any money saved is a bonus!

[@jasmynwardell-johnson1772]

The thermomix will help my husband efficiently prepare the perfect oats every breakfast for our three girls (which is no mean feat!) and at the same time save us money by encouraging me to eat breakfast at home before I go to work (cue banana bread). If I won the first meal I would make would be a risotto as everyone always raves about the thermomix risotto! Thank you 😊

[@samanthaanderson2115]

I can’t wait to get a thermi mix. Currently pregnant and would love to have something that allows me to prepare healthy meals while I still get time with bubba and not stirring/making a meal. I also can’t wait to cook all the skinny mixer recipes as they are written and not adapt them!

[@laurenorphanos1341]

I need a thermomix in my life! I have two small people, one just started school - so need to make snacks & lunchbox foods. And like most people, I am time poor, so would love how much more efficient this would make food prep. Plus the savings & having less packaging waste is a big thing for me! The first thing we would probably make is a smoothie- our blender just broke 😜

[@tesseames5125]

Honestly a Thermomix has been on my wishlist for over a decade and being able to save money and time from making dinners to making detergents and sugar and everything in between - this would be heavenly and exciting at the same time. I would love to make my favourite carrot and cashew soup first up in this amazing device!

[@natashadarlington8377]

I have been thinking about getting one for so long. I have a tiny kitchen at the moment and being able to remove a lot of the appliances off the bench will be a big bonus but I love that you can easily make healthy meals from scratch because I feel it's always feel time poor of an evening getting meals ready for the kids. I would love to make a nice butter chicken curry from a thermomix

[@sarahsullivan6903]

Wow the thermomix looks like a game changer! Would love to get rid of all the gadgets and experience the time saving and dollar saving Thermomix! I have seen some delicious recipes I would love to try especially Fudgey raspberry brownies 😋

[@lauradonoghue1079]

A wonderful clip showing how you not only save money but always have the healthy interests of your family at heart! I love creating delicious and nutritious meals for those special to be and would love a Thermomix to help with this. Homemade pizza will definitely be the first recipe I would love to try!