Looking for a good quality blender?

[bcoop]

Also, if you do a search in the food forum, there was a thread about this a while back. Might want to check it for some other people's recommendations.

[Geor!]

It's Oster or nothing baby!!!

[bcoop]

[ame]http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qg1ckCkm8YI[/ame]

I'm on my phone, so I'm not going to go through the process of posting it properly. But how can you say no to that? Lmao

[ELVIS]

She's like this tender
named Belinda
Homeboys call her
Belinda the Blender

god bless.

[GeorgeG.]

for the record, I will not be attending the fruit smoothie gtg that I'm expecting someone to post about very soon...

[ELVIS]

for the record, I will not be attending the fruit smoothie gtg that I'm expecting someone to post about very soon...

i trust you will still be in attendance at the catalina wine mixer?

god bless.

[yellowstang]

Went to Costco and got the Jack Lalane juicer. Also, I think I went over board on buying fruit and veggies to make shit with!

They did have a couple Ninja blenders there, but like a dumbass, I didn't pay attention to the model or prices.

[SSMAN]

Ninja or kitchen aid FTW

I hope the Kitchen Aid has improved it's blade design. I when thru three blades on mine. (Frozen margritas.......a lot of them) They had a shear pin design, would shear and the shaft would spin, but not the blade.

[Pooter]

Inherited this one and worked awesome till I dropped the pitcher Havent been able to find a replacement cheap enough...
Osterizer 652, woodgrain ftw!


Theres one on ebay right now for $45

[SSMAN]

I have an Oster all metal drive Blender now. It's programmable and labeled as commercial duty. It's a pretty bad ass blender for the most part.

[Stephen]

I dont care which blender you buy... We use the $15 cheapo blender and it lasts us 6 months-give or take for everything we blend in a high volume restaurant.. 25+ sides of salsa a day, creamy avacado dip 6-8 6oz cups a day + jalapeno's for other recepies.. I'm sure you can get a commercial blender that will last you 5-6 years but you will overpay for it.. keep in mind this is a restaurant that does well over 1.5 mil a year and we buy less than 4 ($60 bucks).... The question you need to ask your self is do you want a blender that looks out of date in 5 years if you buy a hardcore one.. I spoke with my KM about this and he told me for the average person, you can buy a blender for under 30 bucks that will last you for years as long as you dont make 10-15 shakes/ice cream shakes a day

disregard my first post..

Although personally i would go with one with a metal top as that is the part that usually breaks

[BajaBob]

Vitamix, hands-down

Yup, I love mine. Made in the USA too.

My wife bought a "vitamix" blender, and it's nice/well built. It does all kinds of things, like make hot soup....it's very versatile, for a blender!

We got one as a wedding gift. It has paid for itself. We've made maybe a hundred smoothies, cooked soup in it (really cool feature), and of course it makes a mad purée. Great company, great warranty, well built too. Highly recommend.