Re: blender/pulverizer? (renee)

[Guest guest]

You are so making me laugh this morning... ;-)

blender/pulverizer? (renee)

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> hi renee,

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> would you please post what type of blender you use for shakes yet

> again? i remember you sharing it previously, but didn't note it down

> because i didn't think i'd need one for a while-- until my blender

> began to sputter and smell funny (like it's burning and going to self

> combust momentarily). argh.

>

> i'm interested in checking out the sleek stainless steel gizmo that

> works on anything. frozen everything, yum.

>

> thanks in advance,

>

> lia

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>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It's a Waring stainless steel professional bar blender. Let's see if this link

works:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004S8F6

The only words of caution are that the container isn't very big, and that the

blades are razors that will slice your fingers off when drying it with a dish

towel. I really love the stupid thing. Here is my blender poetry....

Why I Love My Blender

By Cloe

I love the excellent chink-chink-chinking ice against metal sound that it makes

when it pulverizes ice cubes.

I love the way the frost creeps up the side of the steel container when I'm

blending something cold.

I love the way the heavy-duty rubber and steel parts don't twist or click, they

drop into place with a solid thunk.

I love its nifty industrial, cold war, " I could survive a nuclear holocaust "

50's appearance.

I love that it has a toggle switch, something sorely lacking on most 21st

century appliances.

I love that it weighs enough to remain totally motionless even when I throw in a

frozen watermelon and a handful of rocks.

I love that it crushes ice into silk.

I love that I have never found a lump in my Myoplex.

....sigh

blender/pulverizer? (renee)

hi renee,

would you please post what type of blender you use for shakes yet

again? i remember you sharing it previously, but didn't note it down

because i didn't think i'd need one for a while-- until my blender

began to sputter and smell funny (like it's burning and going to self

combust momentarily). argh.

i'm interested in checking out the sleek stainless steel gizmo that

works on anything. frozen everything, yum.

thanks in advance,

lia

[Guest guest]

oh that's beautiful, I think I'm getting all teary & emotional

*sniffle*

in NZ

C1W6D7

> It's a Waring stainless steel professional bar blender. Let's see

if this link works:

> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004S8F6

>

> The only words of caution are that the container isn't very big,

and that the blades are razors that will slice your fingers off when

drying it with a dish towel. I really love the stupid thing. Here is

my blender poetry....

>

>

> Why I Love My Blender

> By Cloe

>

> I love the excellent chink-chink-chinking ice against metal sound

that it makes

> when it pulverizes ice cubes.

>

> I love the way the frost creeps up the side of the steel container

when I'm

> blending something cold.

>

> I love the way the heavy-duty rubber and steel parts don't twist

or click, they

> drop into place with a solid thunk.

>

> I love its nifty industrial, cold war, " I could survive a nuclear

holocaust "

> 50's appearance.

>

> I love that it has a toggle switch, something sorely lacking on

most 21st

> century appliances.

>

> I love that it weighs enough to remain totally motionless even

when I throw in a

> frozen watermelon and a handful of rocks.

>

> I love that it crushes ice into silk.

>

> I love that I have never found a lump in my Myoplex.

>

> ...sigh

>

>

>

> blender/pulverizer? (renee)

>

>

> hi renee,

>

> would you please post what type of blender you use for shakes

yet

> again? i remember you sharing it previously, but didn't note it

down

> because i didn't think i'd need one for a while-- until my

blender

> began to sputter and smell funny (like it's burning and going to

self

> combust momentarily). argh.

>

> i'm interested in checking out the sleek stainless steel gizmo

that

> works on anything. frozen everything, yum.

>

> thanks in advance,

>

> lia

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have a 5 speed Kithchen Aid blender that I dearly love. Althougth

no toggle switch Fantastic performance.

> It's a Waring stainless steel professional bar blender. Let's see

if this link works:

> http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00004S8F6

>

> The only words of caution are that the container isn't very big,

and that the blades are razors that will slice your fingers off when

drying it with a dish towel. I really love the stupid thing. Here is

my blender poetry....

>

>

> Why I Love My Blender

> By Cloe

>

> I love the excellent chink-chink-chinking ice against metal sound

that it makes

> when it pulverizes ice cubes.

>

> I love the way the frost creeps up the side of the steel container

when I'm

> blending something cold.

>

> I love the way the heavy-duty rubber and steel parts don't twist

or click, they

> drop into place with a solid thunk.

>

> I love its nifty industrial, cold war, " I could survive a nuclear

holocaust "

> 50's appearance.

>

> I love that it has a toggle switch, something sorely lacking on

most 21st

> century appliances.

>

> I love that it weighs enough to remain totally motionless even

when I throw in a

> frozen watermelon and a handful of rocks.

>

> I love that it crushes ice into silk.

>

> I love that I have never found a lump in my Myoplex.

>

> ...sigh

>

>

>

> blender/pulverizer? (renee)

>

>

> hi renee,

>

> would you please post what type of blender you use for shakes

yet

> again? i remember you sharing it previously, but didn't note it

down

> because i didn't think i'd need one for a while-- until my

blender

> began to sputter and smell funny (like it's burning and going to

self

> combust momentarily). argh.

>

> i'm interested in checking out the sleek stainless steel gizmo

that

> works on anything. frozen everything, yum.

>

> thanks in advance,

>

> lia

>

>

>

>

>

>