Re: Recommendation for grain mill?

[Guest guest]

This is expensive but I love it.

The Vita Mix Super 5000. It looks like a blender but it does everything.

The big one

grinds grain. . It makes nut butter, whole juices(including

the fiber), powdered sugar, smoothies, baby food, needs dough and I could go

on and on. The company will bill you cc over 3 months and I think they have

a layaway plan, also. They also have reconditioned ones that are a little

cheaper than the new ones.

I got mine in December and have used it almost everyday.

Clean up is a breeze, too. It's a major timesaver for people like us!

Ann(Mom to 9-Autism)

[Guest guest]

This is expensive but I love it.

The Vita Mix Super 5000. It looks like a blender but it does everything.

The big one

grinds grain. . It makes nut butter, whole juices(including

the fiber), powdered sugar, smoothies, baby food, needs dough and I could go

on and on. The company will bill you cc over 3 months and I think they have

a layaway plan, also. They also have reconditioned ones that are a little

cheaper than the new ones.

I got mine in December and have used it almost everyday.

Clean up is a breeze, too. It's a major timesaver for people like us!

Ann(Mom to 9-Autism)

[Guest guest]

I second the motion that the Vita Mix is wonderful. I have a used one that

I bought at a yard sale and sent it in to be reconditioned. I think their

web site is www.vitamix.com

----- Original Message -----

> This is expensive but I love it.

>

> The Vita Mix Super 5000. It looks like a blender but it does everything.

> The big one

> grinds grain. . It makes nut butter, whole juices(including

> the fiber), powdered sugar, smoothies, baby food, needs dough and I could

go

> on and on. The company will bill you cc over 3 months and I think they

have

> a layaway plan, also. They also have reconditioned ones that are a little

> cheaper than the new ones.

[Guest guest]

I forgot to mention that you could also make milks(rice,soy, nut whatever you

need), ice cream(freeze milk in ice cube trays and use whatever ingredients

you want and it does freeze like an ice cream freezer). It's so fast and the

possibilities are endless.

Hugs,

Ann

[Guest guest]

I agree. My mother sent me Vita-Mix and a bread machine when she heard

about the problems of this diet. I use them both everyday and have great

success. I couldn't maintain this diet wihthout them. The entire family

eats this bread, we have not purchased a loaf of bread since I figured

out how to use the bread machine.

On Wed, 7 Feb 2001 22:14:21 EST boogiebarbeque@... writes:

> This is expensive but I love it.

>

> The Vita Mix Super 5000. It looks like a blender but it does

> everything.

> The big one

> grinds grain. . It makes nut butter, whole

> juices(including

> the fiber), powdered sugar, smoothies, baby food, needs dough and I

> could go

> on and on. The company will bill you cc over 3 months and I think

> they have

> a layaway plan, also. They also have reconditioned ones that are a

> little

> cheaper than the new ones.

>

> I got mine in December and have used it almost everyday.

>

> Clean up is a breeze, too. It's a major timesaver for people like

> us!

>

> Ann(Mom to 9-Autism)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/7/01 8:46:54 PM Pacific Standard Time,

banthony@... writes:

<< I second the motion that the Vita Mix is wonderful. I have a used one that

I bought at a yard sale and sent it in to be reconditioned. I think their

web site is www.vitamix.com >>

I checked out their website and it is too expensive for me to get right now.

I wonder if a coffee grinder would work?

Bridgett in KY

Mommy to two cute boys

(9) Autism

(7) ADHD

[Guest guest]

A lot of people use a coffee grinder and it seems to work well for them and

the price is very reasonable. I would be buying a coffee grinder if I had

not already had the Vita Mix. I put my money instead into a Kitchen Aide

stand mixer. The Vita Mix mixes bread also and I have used it for that but

cleaning the dough out from under those blades lost its charm after the 1st

time. after the second time, I went back to my Sunbeam mixer. It is not

strong enough though so I went to the Kitchen Aid.

Betty

Mother to 30 yo with possible bipolar or clinical depression who is at home

again.

Nana to , 9 yo, ADHD, Depression, behavior disorder

Evan, 7 yo, nonverbal autism

, 4 yo, ADHD/OD, behavior disorder

----- Original Message -----

> I wonder if a coffee grinder would work?

>

> Bridgett in KY

> Mommy to two cute boys

> (9) Autism

> (7) ADHD

[Guest guest]

I recently bought a stainless steel grain mill and it worked great. It's

alot of work though. If you have a Kitchen Aid I would just buy the

attachment and let it do the work for you.

The grain mill cost me $40.00 at KitchenEtc..