Re: Coconut Oil blended w/Almond Butter

[Guest guest]

I have a VitaMix which works well. But for the almond butter, I'd rather use my

food processor. I have a kitchen-aid. It holds up to nuts real well.

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> Insomnia, and watched Montel's HealthMaster so investigated other blenders.

Maybe this is not acceptable with the diet, as it processes the food, but this

guy makes almond butter with coconut oil, and he uses a lot of coconut oil!

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> Of course it's a BlenTec (sp?)) blender one of the most expensive... they cost

a fortune. And who knows if this vid is rigged. I see company website videos and

then consumer vids and they look so different.

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> But this definitely looks consumer. Supposedly the bigger container which

costs more with the BlenTec works better. Their prices are outrageous, but for

anyone with money, here it is...

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> The lower priced HealthMaster has some disclaimer or warning about burning out

the motor making peanut butter. And then there's the plactic container question

with the HealthMaster-- forget what I read, but other brands like VitaMix

(name?)... BlenTec are supposedly safe.

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[Guest guest]

I'm getting close to being ready to try Coconut Oil (CO), but afraid if it will

affect meds and supplements.

Jean

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> > Insomnia, and watched Montel's HealthMaster so investigated other blenders.

Maybe this is not acceptable with the diet, as it processes the food, but this

guy makes almond butter with coconut oil, and he uses a lot of coconut oil!

> >

> > Of course it's a BlenTec (sp?)) blender one of the most expensive... they

cost a fortune. And who knows if this vid is rigged. I see company website

videos and then consumer vids and they look so different.

> >

> > But this definitely looks consumer. Supposedly the bigger container which

costs more with the BlenTec works better. Their prices are outrageous, but for

anyone with money, here it is...

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> > The lower priced HealthMaster has some disclaimer or warning about burning

out the motor making peanut butter. And then there's the plactic container

question with the HealthMaster-- forget what I read, but other brands like

VitaMix (name?)... BlenTec are supposedly safe.

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