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15 years ago
Manolie
Hey Gang! My HP3A is Blendtec's "Residential Type." It uses a regular, grounded plug that plugs into anyone's home outlets (no electrician needed!) What gives it its power is its 1500 watts motor. As to child-proofing it is worth mentioning that the On/Off switch is on the back of the motor base and not visible to young children, plus its electronics are sealed and flush with the f
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
Manolie
Dear loeve and Bryan,
I have had my HP3A for over a year. I have never needed a tamper, but making nut butters requires periodically using a bowl scraper to draw the developing nut butters back to the blades (something no tamper would do anyway.)
My family is not vegan nor living solely on raw foods so the blender regularly does smoothies, makes ice cream, prepares baby food (for the
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
Manolie
Checking where I obtained my HP3A-Blendtec I am told that BPA-free jars for the "Total Blender" and the more-recent "HP3A" I have (with the 25 automated cycles) will come with the blenders as early as next month April-May. Also: since 1/1/2009 the polycarbonate (present) jars and the new (coming) jars have a three-year warranty when bought with a blender product or purchased s
Forum: Juicing, Juicers, Blending and Blenders 15 years ago
Manolie
Dear Tamukha,
I was new (1st Post) to this great site. Thanks for your suggestion. I put it where it should probably have gone in the first place. But at least it is there. If I wasn't so busy keeping track of 15 grandchildren and as a well-being coach---well, I'd like to respond to so many of the postings, and I will.
Manolie
Forum: Living and Raw Foods Discussion (Vegan) 15 years ago
Manolie
I checked out both the HP3A and the VitaMix blenders, but personally prefer the HP3A. While I understand the person who wants to control every single step in their kitchen, I draw the line at anything unnecessary. The HP3A allows you to approach your cooking that way, too, but here is the difference: the HP3A's five major displayed headings (Beverages; Drinks/Ice Cream; Whole Foods; Food Proce
Forum: Juicing, Juicers, Blending and Blenders 15 years ago
Manolie
I checked out both the HP3A and the VitaMix blenders, but personally prefer the HP3A. While I understand the person who wants to control every single step in their kitchen, I draw the line at anything unnecessary. The HP3A allows you to approach your cooking that way, too, but here is the difference: the HP3A's five major displayed headings (Beverages; Drinks/Ice Cream; Whole Foods; Food Proce
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