Sentences with phrase «blendtec doing»

See how Blendtec does it:

I've seen Blendtec do demos in Costco and have always thought they looked amazing!

I made my favorite smoothie mix and finally let the Blendtec do what it is meant to do.

Not exact matches

Quite frankly, I don't know how I could live without my Blendtec.

Learn from the front - runners who have done well already like Old Spice, Blendtec and Superhero Stuff.»

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You can simply use a Blendtec blender or equivalent if you do not have a juicer.

I have Blendtec Processor which is by no means cheap so I know it can do the job.

Drain the sweet potatoes when they are done, and add all casserole ingredients to a blender (like the Blendtec) or a food processor.

Note: If you do not have a high powered blender such as Vitamix or Blendtec, start by blending the hard ingredients (i.e. almonds, oats, and spinach) with the almond milk to ensure they are thoroughly blended.

I do not YET have a Vitamix and will be deciding if that is the one I want or if the Blendtec will do all I need.

And I don't know much about Blendtec, but I can say that I am totally in LOVE with my Vitamix (especially when it comes to making super smooth nut butters!)

I just made these with a Blendtec, so a high speed / power blender, and yep, they didn't turn out looking anything like this.

I have a new blendtec but I still don't have the hang of it for making small amounts of cream sauces like this.

didn't purchases it though... hubby: (I do use a food processor, but it does NOTHING like a Blendtec Can.

I don't have a blender but was at Costco last week and fell in love wih the Blendtec.....

If you don't have a good blender I highly recommend Blendtec.

If you don't have a high speed blender like a Blendtec or a Vitamix yet, I definitely recommend getting one.

We did end up making a change to the recipe from Blendtec recipe, they used fresh vine - ripened tomatoes, but since we didn't have any at the time, I used some canned whole tomatoes.

Hard Dates almost burned up my new Blendtec motor and did not chop up dates very well.

These are a huge hit in our house but... what am I doing wrong!!!! I have tried a blendtec and a kitchenaid food processor and it just get all sticky and wont blend??

So, if your blender is not of the Vitamix, Blendtec, or maybe Ninja variety — you might want to do the same.

-LCB- Please do not consider this an entry bc I have a Blendtec. -RCB-

I don't have a Blendtec YET but want one... I follow you on FB.

I don't have a Blendtec, but I use my regular blender to make smoothies, shakes, and green smoothies (though they don't come out very smooth).

The Blendtec or Vitamix blenders are perfect for something like this because they emulsify the mint leaves and you don't see any small pieces of mint when it's done blending.

TIP: If you do not have a high speed blender like a Blendtec or Vitamix, you may not get the creamy smoothie shown in the picture, but that doesn't mean you can't make it pretty awesome — just blend your greens and liquid first really really well, then add in your other ingredients.

It doesn't really blend things up like my Blendtec, but I'd rather use it short - term than not at all.

I don't have a Twister Jar on my Blendtec (yet) so I opted to go the food processor route.

You don't have to chop and prep as much — A Vitamix or Blendtec will pretty much pulverize anything instantly.

If you don't have a grain mill at home, some grains will blend well in a strong blender, such as a Vitamix or Blendtec.

You can do a lot with a Ninja Blender, and it is just so reasonably priced for what you get, especially compared to a Vitamix or Blendtec.

I'd still love a Blendtec someday, but for now, the NutriBullet is doing its job.

I do not know that we will ever be able to get a blendtec or vitamix, but the ninja so far has been wonderful!

I have Blendtec Processor which is by no means cheap so I know it can do the job.

Does eating two whole carrots have more fiber than blending two carrots in a Blendtec and drinking it down?

I don't own a Blendtec and have no intentions of getting one (maybe a weddling list item someday) but in the mean time was wondering if you could offer a suggestion for making this with a regular blender.

I would love a blendtec blender to make smoothies, but the twister jar would be the best because I do not have a food processor.

She didn't want to spend what I spent ($ 468.00) on my Blendtec so she ordered a «NInja» online, think it was $ 99.00.

I have never done this, but all you have to do is cut a green plantain into thin slices, dehydrate the slices with a dehydrator or your oven, then pulverize into a flour with a high - powered blender like a Vitamix, Blendtec, or Ninja.

Do you mean a regular blender or one of those high - speed machines like a Vitamix or Blendtec?

They do over at Blendtec however, which is why they made this funny promo of their impressively durable blender, by dropping both an Apple iPad Mini, Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7, and Google Nexus 7 into each its own blender — before they start blending.