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Would You Bring A Blender To Work?
Posted by:
wendysmiling
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Date: October 09, 2008 06:26PM I want to drink smoothies for lunch and they don't hold up from morning until noon. I want to bring a blender to work, but they are SO noisy.... I feel better if I drink my fruit instead of eating it. 
WendySmiling in Oklahoma www.16weeks2health.blogspot.com 12/17/10.......240/155/125 Re: Would You Bring A Blender To Work?
Posted by:
Wheatgrass Yogi
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Date: October 09, 2008 07:51PM wendysmiling Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I want to bring a blender to work Don't do it. Try to 'blend' in with the crowd while at work. Do your real Blending at home......WY Re: Would You Bring A Blender To Work?
Posted by:
Jgunn
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Date: October 09, 2008 10:36PM hey yogi ! yer box is full been trying to message you 
wendy .. when i used to work in office up till this last year i had a little magic bullet id use to make stuff .. it was small easy to clean, not too noisy etc. or course being small and cheap it didnt do the best job but was neough for a quick fix you will as yogi says ... get more noise from your nosey co workers wondering whats up  ...Jodi, the banana eating buddhist  Re: Would You Bring A Blender To Work?
Posted by:
Pistachio
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Date: October 14, 2008 05:26AM On the occasions I carry beverages such as smoothies, I either add ice or prepare them with frozen fruit and carry it in an insulated container such as a small thermos. This way hours later when I'm drinking it, the will still be chilled Re: Would You Bring A Blender To Work?
Posted by:
frances
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Date: October 14, 2008 04:47PM I find that my smoothies don't oxidize as quickly if they have a higher quotient of liquid. It reduces the air pockets, which reduces the oxidation, which allows me to store them much longer before drinking. Lately, apples are finally in season and I have been adding unpasteurized apple cider to my smoothies to get that liquid boost. Sorry, only registered users may post in this forum.
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