Recommend blender and food processor?
AKNMHunt
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My food processor started smoking and my blender motor gave up :-/
I want to be able to make smoothies with ice and frozen fruits and a decent size food processor. But money's tight. Any suggestions?
I want to be able to make smoothies with ice and frozen fruits and a decent size food processor. But money's tight. Any suggestions?
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Vitamix or blendtec are the way to go. Perfect for smoothies0
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my husband broke his jaw so everything is blended to mush, we have found the ninja works great, we also use it for smoothies also.0
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Kitchen ninja, way to go if your on a budget. Got mine on sale for $100. Beets carrots kale frozen fruit you name it.
edit to add -9cup jug0 -
I have the Ninja Mega Kitchen System and love it. Came with a full size blender, full size processor and two individual smoothie mugs with travel lids. Very powerful and very fast. You can probably find it on sale but I spent $200 and it was worth it.
http://www.ninjakitchen.com/mega-kitchen-system/0 -
Since money is an issue, this may not help, but a refurbished vitamix is a perfect blender.
You can get ninjas for $50. Those work well. I also got one of those ones with the mini cups to make single serving portions. It worked well, but I was always in danger of overflowing because I like to pack ingredients into my smoothies.0 -
Since money is an issue, this may not help, but a refurbished vitamix is a perfect blender.
You can get ninjas for $50. Those work well. I also got one of those ones with the mini cups to make single serving portions. It worked well, but I was always in danger of overflowing because I like to pack ingredients into my smoothies.
I had a single serving one but the blades were up too high to actually do much. Which brand do you have? Mine was a Hamilton Beach. I'd love a single serving one too.
My husband's gonna kill me, haha.0 -
I think it was Bella Cucina, but I gave it away. My $50 Ninja came with a single serving blending container and a normal sized blending container.
I found the Ninja to be kind of a pain due to cleaning and crevices. I can make so much in the vitamix, even hot soups, peanut butter, and flours. It was worth the price ($300 something for refurbished.)0 -
We just got a Ninja and it's a great upgrade from the crappy blender we had before. This thing grinds up ANYTHING. It came with a couple to-go cups and a smaller blade that fits inside them, so you can blend up a smoothie or a small amount of something right in the cup and not have to get the rest of the blender dirty.0
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Another vote for the Ninja. Love mine.0
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