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Hi guys. I have been using my blender a lot lately and it is getting kinda slow....it is old, I think I got it when I got married {14 years ago} and I am thinking of buying a new one. Anyone have a favourite brand that does everything? you know, kind of a miracle blender...will blend veggies, etc. will ground almonds and other nuts to make nut flours, and so on..... The one I have right now is an Osterizer 10 speed blender and it has served me well for the last 14 years. Cheers,  Rita James, 12, Adrian, 10, Elisabeth, 3, my babies!
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Hi Squeaky, I have a vitamix: http://www.vitamix.com/household/products/super5000/index.htmlThe price is outragious, but I wanted one for many years, and finally got one for christmas one year. But you did good with your other one lasting 14 years! Thats great.
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I have an Osterizer Classic for almonds. Considering the amount of abuse it takes it's doing well. I was gifted another kind of blender last year but haven't even used it yet so I can't remember what brand it is... all I can say is that an electric coffee grinder is useless on almonds. 
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I have a KitchenAid blender that I just love. It's very powerful and can easily crush ice small enough for snowcones. I have had it for six years, no problems.
"Reality is the leading cause of stress--for those in touch with it." --Jane Wagner
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The Magic Bullet!!!! It's AWESOME!!!  -Bridget
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Buy a juicer instead to get all the natural enzymes to digest food better. Mixing vegetables and fruit in a juicer taste better than eating raw vegetables by themselves. Good luck! Shaun
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Hey Shaun. I have thought of a juicer but what I really want is something that will grind almonds and coconut nice and fine to make flour instead of buying it at outrageous prices!
Also, I make lots of fruit smoothies and lots of 'blender soup' with tons of fruit and veggies, respectively. That way I can eat of ton of them without having to eat them raw or by themselves. Does that make sense? I can eat more veggies/fruit if they are in a smoothie or in blender soup.
What kind of juicer do you have and how much did it cost?
Cheers,
Rita
James, 12, Adrian, 10, Elisabeth, 3, my babies!
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Hi Rita,
I have a Krupps power max blender and love it!!! I payed around $50.00 for it. It grinds almonds and will make thick frozen smoothies. Mine also came with glass instead of plastic which I love.
Alecia
"Leave your drugs in the chemist's pot if you can heal the patient with food." Hippocrates
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