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Will It Blend – Try a Light Saber Blendtec

These videos which have gone viral, show the power and resolute action of the Blendtec Total blender.  These blenders for years now have been given the salute as the best Blender to purchase online. Learn more about the by clicking on Blendtec.

 

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Buy Blendtec Blenders In Canada

Buy Blendtec Blenders In Canada

This line may be mis-leading, however we are authorized to sell you a Blendtec Blender in Canada, How About that.  :)

We have long had great success with our friends in Canada with regards to the Blendtec Blender.  This amazing power house blender is simply the best blender on the internet.  Nothing really comes close to it as far as power, convenience and overall usability.

So if you are wanting to buy a blender in Canada and you are not aware of any other location to buy locally…then give us a shot.. Click Here for more information.

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Spinach Dip Recipe For Power Blenders

Spinach Dip Recipe For Power Blenders

Here’s a great appetizer idea from Blendtec for your Thanksgiving Dinner this year.   Since it’s made in your Blendtec Blender, you know that it will be fast and easy!

 Spinach Dip

  • 1 cup nonfat sour cream or yogurt
  • 1 cup nonfat mayonnaise
  • 1/2 cup frozen spinach, thawed and well drained
  • 1 package Knorr dry vegetable soup mix

Place ingredients in blender jar in order listed above. Secure lid and press button #4.

Serve with crackers or vegetables.

Find more Blendtec recipes on our site.  Recipes for Lemon Pie, Smoothies and more..

 

 

 

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Could A Blender Possibly Be Worth $400??

Could A Blender Possibly Be Worth $400??

 

The Blendtec blender.  Labeled a super blender by most.  But is it all that it is cracked up to be?  Almost every review says yes, it is an amazing blender.  The biggest question is the price tag.  Is this blender really worth $400?

 

If you are looking for “blender only” functionality, $400 is a little steep, but the Blendtec blender can replace 8 kitchen appliances by doing everything they can do, and doing it better.

 

Below is a list of 8 appliances with an average price range that can all be replaced by the Blendtec blender:

 

Blender                       $15 – $400+

 

Smoothie Maker        $15 -$50

 

Ice Cream Maker        $30 – $75

 

Margarita Maker        $20-$200

 

Coffee Grinder            $19-$50

 

Food Processor          $30 – $200

 

Juicer                          $30-$200

 

Grain Mill                    $20 – $300

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Low end total                        $179

 

High End total            $1475

 

Average end total      $825

 

According to the price ranges above, you can buy a low-end appliance in each category and come out about $221 ahead; just a little over half the price of the Blendtec.  But, keep in mind durability, warranty, and quality of results.  You usually get what you pay for.  Even with the least expensive items, you’re already half way to a Blendtec that is durable, (“Will it Blend?”), has a 7-year warranty, and delivers consistent and close to perfect results no matter what you use it for.  The least expensive appliances will most likely need to be replaced several times before the Blendtec will need replacing.  So that $179 will end up multiplied and probably not save any money in the long run.

 

 

 

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Twisted Blending – Twister Blendtec Jar

Twisted Blending – Twister Blendtec Jar

 Twisted Blending - Twister Blendtec Jar

Blendtec’s new Twister Jar has put a twist on traditional blending.  This new jar is compatible with any model of Blendtec blender.  The Blendtec Total Blender is known for it’s amazing blending capabilities, and thus this new jar is more of a luxury than a necessity.  However, if you are mixing thick items on a regular basis, you may want to invest in this.  This jar has a lid that has built-in spatulas on it so that while the blender is running, you can twist the lid and scrape the sides of the jar to ensure the perfect, even blend.  No more starting, stopping, scraping, and starting again.  It’s a nice “twist” on the traditional scraping-the-sides-of-the-bowl-with-a-spatula routine.

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