topic Re: As for the Ninja TSV in Kitchen

As for the Ninja TSV

allaries — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 05:33:54 GMT

I think I am going to get one tomorrow. I have a 16 oz one from Walmart without some of the neat little features of this one and it cost me $20. I love mine and know this larger one will serve me well. I also want to say that I really liked the woman on with Ric tonight. What a breath of fresh air she was. She was very enjoyable. Of course it is usually hard to get a word in edgeways with Ric but she did fine. Hope to see her back.

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

TX-starlight — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 05:42:49 GMT

I think I am getting it also. I never watch RICK! but really wanted to see the demo on this. THEN he was on with L & L. I had to watch Chris,lol... I made it thru Rick,lol...

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

pupwhipped — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 14:28:37 GMT

@allaries, was that you who just spoke on air with Leah and the Ninja rep? The caller mentioned the same things you did in your post. If it was you, you did an excellent job!!!!!

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Mz iMac — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 14:57:03 GMT

"I think I am going to get one tomorrow."

TSV price will be gone "tomorrow."

@allaries

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NiteStar — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 14:57:27 GMT

I got mine this morning..........cinnamon color!

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ChiliPepper — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 17:06:47 GMT

This looks like the same unit I have. I got mine as a "while supplies last" price last year (I think LOL!).

Virtually the same price within cents.

I LOVE mine (I got the red).

Be careful though, that baby is SHARP!!! I found out the hard way LOL!!!

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

CoastalGal — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 18:09:24 GMT

What have you been using this one for ?

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ChiliPepper — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 18:45:17 GMT

We use ours often for smoothies, make a lot of fresh fruit smoothies.

Salads like egg salad, tuna salad etc.

General chopping of onions, nuts etc.

We make "sherbet" or "ice cream".

Dips, gravies, salsas.

Slushy frozen-ish margaritas etc.

Bread crumbs, crackers crumbs, cookie crumbs for toppings.

Salad dressings.

Milk shakes (of course!!!)

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Hooty — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 19:51:03 GMT

I ordered one too, and cannot wait to get it, it seems to do so many things for just daily cooking and can get rid of my old smoothie maker!

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IamMrsG — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:05:48 GMT

ChiliPepper wrote, in part: We use ours often for...Salad dressings.

@ChiliPepper, or anyone who knows, with the motor on and running, is there a way to drizzle in olive oil for making emulsions?

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elated — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:09:49 GMT

I bought one. I am single and think this would be great. I can make so many fresh items with this Ninja.

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goldengirl — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:17:35 GMT

Does anyone know if we can buy the recipe booklet that comes with the TSV. I have this that I purchased some time ago and I absolutely love it but would like the recipe booklet.

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

libbyannE — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:43:38 GMT

I looked and looked and almost let myself be talked into buying one, but I can't figure out why I need it. I would not give up my cuisinart, and we have a high-power blender for ice drinks, smoothies, etc. This would duplicate the functions of what are no doubt better products already taking up space in the kitchen. I really confused myself when I stopped to look at other Ninja products online, including one for on QVC for only $10 more, which had two containers vs. one and also a far more powerful one than this. Would I be selling myself short with this? Finally, I gave up and realized I was trying to talk myself into something that I just don't need.

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

ChiliPepper — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:47:02 GMT

@IamMrsG wrote:
ChiliPepper wrote, in part: We use ours often for...Salad dressings.

@ChiliPepper, or anyone who knows, with the motor on and running, is there a way to drizzle in olive oil for making emulsions?

@IamMrsG

Unfortunately, no.

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Mary Bailey — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 20:56:19 GMT

I bought mine a few years back. I love it.

I mostly use it to "grind" potatoes for potato pancakes and kuegla. My Dad's favorite dishes! I scramble eggs in it. So fluffy. Yum!

I tried making "adult" drinks with it. It's pretty good, but the NutriBullet 900 is better. NutriBullet isn't just for veggies and fruit!

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WORKING GAL — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 21:01:03 GMT

@IamMrsG - During the TSV presentation last night, the product rep opened the pour spout on the lid and added a liquid to what was processing in the Ninja.

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ChiliPepper — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 22:03:24 GMT

@WORKING GAL wrote:
@IamMrsG - During the TSV presentation last night, the product rep opened the pour spout on the lid and added a liquid to what was processing in the Ninja.

@WORKING GAL

@IamMrsG

Oh yes, I forgot that! So sorry!!!

There is a little pour spout that lifts where you could pour something in while its running.

Duh Chili LOL!!!

Thanks for the catching that LoveToChat!!!!

Re: As for the Ninja TSV

allaries — Wed, 13 Jul 2016 22:20:55 GMT

For the person who asked if it was me on air this am, yes it was. I get so nervous for some reason. Also for the one who mentione that I said I would get it tomorrow, I live on the west coast and it was 9pm when I watched the presentation with Ric so I was thinking when I get up the next day I would order.

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KALLIE — Thu, 14 Jul 2016 14:35:34 GMT

I bought one. The price was right!

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Noel7 — Thu, 14 Jul 2016 18:12:02 GMT

@ChiliPepper wrote:
We use ours often for smoothies, make a lot of fresh fruit smoothies.

Salads like egg salad, tuna salad etc.

General chopping of onions, nuts etc.

We make "sherbet" or "ice cream".

Dips, gravies, salsas.

Slushy frozen-ish margaritas etc.

Bread crumbs, crackers crumbs, cookie crumbs for toppings.

Salad dressings.

Milk shakes (of course!!!)

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Hi @ChiliPepper

Thanks for the list of suggestions! I make our salad dressings from scratch and can think of a couple that should be even better using the Ninja to blend more evenly.

Got the turquoise!