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Thought I was making good smoothies w/ my old Kitchen Aid blender (before the motor died). Bought this 2 weeks ago, and who would have guessed I would be drinking smoothies with sweet potatoes as the base? It's expensive, but WELL worth it...
 
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Vitamix 5200

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Thought I was making good smoothies w/ my old Kitchen Aid blender (before the motor died). Bought this 2 weeks ago, and who would have guessed I would be drinking smoothies with sweet potatoes as the base? It's expensive, but WELL worth it...

Da vitamix is the only blender worth buying. It will outlast you. Just always start it on low then flip to high.
 
Da vitamix is the only blender worth buying. It will outlast you. Just always start it on low then flip to high.
What about the blendtec? I hear they are both on the same level but I'm leaning more towards the blendtec as its more aesthetically pleasing.
 
I don't know about it. It probably isn't bad. Cheap blenders just suck. They don't last. I know vitamix is good so that's what I got. As far as I know there is no competition. I've seen like 40 blenders die at one job when one vitamix would have lasted. The motors kick ***.

tj detweiler tj detweiler that blendtec looks pretty nice too. The vitamix is huge. I wouldn't cop the big one for my crib. That's at my prep kitchen.

I'd just get the short vitamix.
 
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What about the blendtec? I hear they are both on the same level but I'm leaning more towards the blendtec as its more aesthetically pleasing.

Aesthetically pleasing? It's a blender. :lol: Stays in the pantry and only comes out when I need to use it.

I don't know about it. It probably isn't bad. Cheap blenders just suck. They don't last. I know vitamix is good so that's what I got. As far as I know there is no competition. I've seen like 40 blenders die at one job when one vitamix would have lasted. The motors kick ***.

Not to mention the Vitamix has a 7-8 year warranty. That motor on the vitamix is no joke.
 
Aesthetically pleasing? It's a blender. :lol: Stays in the pantry and only comes out when I need to use it.
Not to mention the Vitamix has a 7-8 year warranty. That motor on the vitamix is no joke.
I use mine regularly so mine stays out on the counter. Vitamix has a 7 year warranty, Blendtec has an 8 year warranty if I'm not mistaken.
 
Just looked up that blender $500 :x

Gonna be good with my nutri bullet :lol:

I got lucky w/ mine. Copped it at Bed Bath and Beyond. I called about an hour before I got there because I wanted to purchase the one that was for $378 (I forget the model). This was the only Vitamix model they had in their display. They said they'd hold it for me. When I got the blender from customer service, it was the 5200, and I have no clue where it came from. I had other shopping to do there, so I had those 20% off coupons. The cashier applied one of the coupons to the 5200, and I got it for $399. In the fine print of the coupon, Vitamix blenders are exempt from the 20% off coupons. I got lucky. :pimp:
 
Just looked up that blender $500 :x

Gonna be good with my nutri bullet :lol:

I got lucky w/ mine. Copped it at Bed Bath and Beyond. I called about an hour before I got there because I wanted to purchase the one that was for $378 (I forget the model). This was the only Vitamix model they had in their display. They said they'd hold it for me. When I got the blender from customer service, it was the 5200, and I have no clue where it came from. I had other shopping to do there, so I had those 20% off coupons. The cashier applied one of the coupons to the 5200, and I got it for $399. In the fine print of the coupon, Vitamix blenders are exempt from the 20% off coupons. I got lucky. :pimp:


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I got lucky w/ mine. Copped it at Bed Bath and Beyond. I called about an hour before I got there because I wanted to purchase the one that was for $378 (I forget the model). This was the only Vitamix model they had in their display. They said they'd hold it for me. When I got the blender from customer service, it was the 5200, and I have no clue where it came from. I had other shopping to do there, so I had those 20% off coupons. The cashier applied one of the coupons to the 5200, and I got it for $399. In the fine print of the coupon, Vitamix blenders are exempt from the 20% off coupons. I got lucky. :pimp:

still too rich for my blood

ninja professional hasnt failed me yet @ 100 bucks around xmas
 
still too rich for my blood

ninja professional hasnt failed me yet @ 100 bucks around xmas

I love it because I take much less time to prep the food that I'm about to blend. You can put just about anything in the blender w/ minimal prep and it does the job.
 
 
What are some things you've guys have purchased that you feel improved your life? Things that made you healthier, happier, etc..

I'll start.

A Nt'er put me on to these rollers 
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Can confirm.

Thing is godly.
 Been crying like a baby every night using this on my legs since I worked them out Sunday
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Between that and one of these for the pressure points in my back, my body almost feels at least 90%



This chart helps alot.
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Might have to cop now.
 
Yeah if I was just using it for drinks and stuff around the house I wouldn't spend that much. I use mine for work and I use it a lot. Unless you are going ham on the margaritas and shakes like 10 times a day I'd just spend a few hundred or less. I just can't do cheap appliances.
 
Yeah if I was just using it for drinks and stuff around the house I wouldn't spend that much. I use mine for work and I use it a lot. Unless you are going ham on the margaritas and shakes like 10 times a day I'd just spend a few hundred or less. I just can't do cheap appliances.

In your profession, you shouldn't. :lol:
 
:lol: even at the crib. I need something with some heft to it. Like the Cuisinart food processor. The classic one with one switch. You wouldn't use that in a restaurant but it's good for the house. Doesn't cost a stack like a robot coupe and isn't junk.
 
:lol: even at the crib. I need something with some heft to it. Like the Cuisinart food processor. The classic one with one switch. You wouldn't use that in a restaurant but it's good for the house. Doesn't cost a stack like a robot coupe and isn't junk.

what kind of knives do you use at home

btw im a foodie an have culinary skill
 
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