ISO recommendations for a good blender

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mzdee

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i want to get a blender.I would LOVE to stay under 30 bucks,,,I hope i can,,,lol
just need a decent basic blender.For making smoothies...drinks:cool:..and blending things,,,hahahahah
if you know of a decent model....please post,If its over the $30.00,,please post anyway and i will put it on my amazon wish list for birthday gifts,,,christmas,,etc
tia
 
Try the Cuisinart Duet combination 40oz blender and 3 cup food processor. You can get a refurbished one for 50 bucks. I've had mine for 7 years now, and have had no problems with it whatsoever. Prior to that I had the Hamilton Beach equivalent, which is cheaper, but I smoked it, literally, while making a protein drink.
 
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Try the Cuisinart Duet combination 40oz blender and 3 cup food processor. You can get a refurbished one for 50 bucks. I've had mine for 7 years now, and have had no problems with it whatsoever. Prior to that I had the Hamilton Beach equivalent, which is cheaper, but I smoked it, literally, while making a protein drink.
thanks
i looked it up on amazon...do you happen to know the model #?
many options popped up
 
It is something that you save up for. It is an investment in something not not only blends but does a lot more and something you will be able to pass down. I got mine from my mom and she bought her's in 1941.

Rober
 
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