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Which blender to purchase?
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Date: May 15, 2008 12:53PM Hello all! I need some advice. I want to purchase an excellent long lasting blender to do all tasks (butters, smoothies, etc). I found the blindguru site after looking on ebay at vitamix blenders for some time. He is promoting a custom designed blendtec 20amp 240V 3+hp blender for $800. WOW! BIG Bucks! So I hear more positive about the vitamix line than any other blenders. I want the best, because I will be using this thing forever. I also hear about the waring Xtreme. I do not know who to trust and I have not owned any good commercial blender in my life. Any suggestions? Thank you Good Health and Prosper.... Re: Which blender to purchase?
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flash
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Date: May 16, 2008 05:43PM I started out with the Blend-Tec HP3, which the BlindGuru (or someone just like him) had promoted on a different website. It is a good blender. Before promoting that 20 Amp blender by Blend-Tec, BlindGuru had demonstrated and recommended the Vita Prep 3 over the HP3 and the Waring X-Treme with a Vita-Mix carafe over the Vita Prep 3. Based on that video, I purchased that combination and can attest that it is excellent. Based on the words of Wheatgrass Yogi and others, the Vita Prep 3 is also excellent. I cannot see the need for the 20-amp blender unless you are preparing smoothies for large family all in one blending session.
Regards, flash Re: Which blender to purchase?
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Date: May 18, 2008 01:52PM I appreciate the feedback. Vita-Prep3 seems like a good deal at around $300 from blindguru. Re: Which blender to purchase?
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Wheatgrass Yogi
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Date: May 18, 2008 05:03PM pie43130 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I appreciate the feedback. Vita-Prep3 seems like > a good deal at around $300 from blindguru. Be wary. You might get a Vita-Prep for that price, but not a Vita-Prep 3.....WY Re: Which blender to purchase?
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Date: May 23, 2008 01:23AM Wheatgrass Yogi-You seem to have extensive knowlege and I appreciate your comments. If you were buying a new blender, which would you buy and why? thanks again! Re: Which blender to purchase?
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Wheatgrass Yogi
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Date: May 23, 2008 05:48AM pie43130 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wheatgrass Yogi-You seem to have extensive > knowlege and I appreciate your comments. If you > were buying a new blender, which would you buy and > why? thanks again! I own a Vita-Prep 3 and am pleased with it for what I do. If I was going to buy a new Blender (and I might) I'd call The Blind Guru at 1-800-390-4880 and talk to him. If you decide to call, please let us know what he said.....WY Re: Which blender to purchase?
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Date: May 25, 2008 10:35AM Has anyone purchased a L'equip Blender? They are only 150 bucks or so and get rave reviews. I'm figuring out which blender to buy, too, and am considering a L'equip since I'm a single mom and money is tight. Any thoughts?
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