I gave away a bunch, and still had heaps of potatoes. So, I purchased a bunch more leeks and decided to turn some of the potatoes into soup.
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This morning, I was in the middle of blending a batch in my trusty blender the blender I inherited from my grandmother, when pfffffttttt a bunch of smoke shot out of the bottom, along with some pulverized rubber pieces. I'm no expert, but I'd say that's not good.
So now I have no blender. And chunky soup.
Thoughts? Anyone prefer one over the other?
4 comments:
Food processors have more power and are more durable. If you want to mix drinks, get a drink mixer.
Thanks Vince! That's what I'm leaning towards.
My friends have a drink mixer... it's EPIC.
I mostly make breakfast smoothies, but I often wish I could grate a block of cheese in a food processor. I've found recently that the little hand blenders are great for drinks and small amounts of food and they're also fairly cheap. If I were in your shoes, I would probably invest in the food processor and get the small blender on the side for drinks... unless you're mixing for a crowd!
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