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10-21-2024 09:02 AM
Does anyone remember the recipe he had for the rum chata? I should have recorded the show. I thought the recipe would be under the recipes for the blender but it isnt. I just remember when they did the demo with the rum chata it sounded so good!
10-22-2024 09:28 AM
i bought mine at Costco a couple of years ago and paid $120.
so this is/was a great deal.
vitamix is an awesome company and they stand by their products.
i don't think you can compare pricing of what u bought 10+ years ago.
i use mine more than i thought and now that it's just us two, use more than ever.
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10-22-2024 09:46 AM
I bought an immerson blender prob 30 years ago from HSN--was called the DO-IT ALL and I used the bejeezus out of it--had it until just a few years ago and it still ran fine. It had so many things to it, 2 wands, whisks, jars for chopping, container jars, beaters ---OMG--was a huge amount of stuff. One wand was plastic and the other was longer and made of metal. I think I ended up, on accident, throwing the wands away somehow--so was kind of hard to use- I bought another one from AMZ --an off brand and it's---ok-ish---don't use it much. Has most of the things the TSV does.It is very handy but there is a bit of a learning curve.
10-27-2024 01:15 PM
I am sending it back. The motor is very very heavy and big around, and the two button operation is awkward. Nowhere does it tell you how heavy it is. I was shocked, But looking back on it all of the promotional and demos touting one handed operation are with large men handling it. Yea, easy for them to operate. But a me sized and aged woman, nope. Getting the attachment on was a chore and pushed my handstrength. So back it goes.
10-27-2024 08:37 PM
@Shawnie wrote:I am sending it back. The motor is very very heavy and big around, and the two button operation is awkward. Nowhere does it tell you how heavy it is. I was shocked, But looking back on it all of the promotional and demos touting one handed operation are with large men handling it. Yea, easy for them to operate. But a me sized and aged woman, nope. Getting the attachment on was a chore and pushed my handstrength. So back it goes.
It weighs less than 3 pounds. A motor as powerful as this one, is not going to weigh 5 ounces. What were you expecting?
10-30-2024 10:57 AM
@Shawnie wrote:I am sending it back. The motor is very very heavy and big around, and the two button operation is awkward. Nowhere does it tell you how heavy it is. I was shocked, But looking back on it all of the promotional and demos touting one handed operation are with large men handling it. Yea, easy for them to operate. But a me sized and aged woman, nope. Getting the attachment on was a chore and pushed my handstrength. So back it goes.
I can see your point re the weight, @Shawnie . I almost got one but the cost point per use couldn't justify such a purpose. So, I settled for a cheap brand(under $20) from Amazon without the bells and whistles. It can't chop ice, bones(! ?!), or coffee beans, but I'll just use it for soups, whipping cream, etc. At my age and a 'small-sizedwoman', I'm not into heavy-duty cooking!
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