Sentences with phrase «in a blender as»

Do this all by hand, rather than doing it in a blender as it will become too runny and just slide off your face so you won't really get a scrub or an exfoliation!

Sadly I don't think this recipes would work in a blender as blenders need a liquid in order to function.

Hi Nicole, I wouldn't recommend making nut butters in a blender as blenders often need liquid in order to function.

I actually tend to do kale in the blender as it doesn't yield much juice so I find it is best in smoothies.

Yes you can make it in a food processor yourself — sadly it won't work in a blender as you really need a liquid for the blender to function properly.

Sadly this wouldn't work well in a blender as blenders typically need a liquid in order to function properly, this really needs to be done in a food processor x

It's best in a blender as food processors don't work so well with liquids.

I have tried making this recipe egg free and it froze in my blender as well because the egg substitutes tend be thicker than actual eggs.

A food processor would work best but you could do this in a blender as well — the dates are found in the bulk section at the grocery store with the other dried fruit!

I discovered it completely accidentally one day, when I just mixed all these random ingredients in the blender as I was running out the door to teach a class.

If you don't have a food processor, you can make the crust in the blender as long as it has a pulse function.

Make it fresh in a blender as it doesn't store well.

You can achieve the same great flavors in the blender as you can the juicer.

Do not use a Magic Bullet or closed in blender as the heat can cause it to crack.

If you don't have a food processor, you can make the crust in the blender as long as it has a pulse function.

Not exact matches

Hi Madeline, whilst the vitamix is great in this case you really need a food processor as the blender will just struggle with the lack of liquid / dryness of the mix.

Hi Vanessa, the Nutribullet is a really good small size blender which I would really recommend however it's best to make nut butters in a food processor as blenders really need a liquid in order to function.

Sadly these are made well in a blender, you really need a food processor for these as blenders need a liquid in order to function.

You'll find that processors don't make things as smooth as blenders though, so you can't make soups or smoothies in them either.

You put both in the oven, and then once cooked one goes in the blender and the other stays as small pieces

Hi Marion, sadly a blender really doesn't work for this recipe as a blender requires liquid in order to function otherwise it won't spin properly and won't be able to break down the ingredients, so you really need a food processor for this.

Hi Clare, I personally get much more use from my blender rather than my juicer as I love making things like smoothies, soups and dips in my blender.

I have to say that since I've been taking a break from caffeine, it has been less a of a crash and more a need to get up, stretch and whip up some kind of fun potion in the blender, just as a mental breather.

Hi Phyllis, I haven't tried making it in a Vitamix before but I imagine that it wouldn't work well as blenders always need liquid in order to function.

As with the Vitamix and The Boss, this blender is a great purchase if you know that you will be making smoothies for a long time in the future.

I love making the sweet brownies and energy bites amongst others and I have a small cusinart food processor so as I have to make in batches for each ingredient so I do want to upgrade to a larger one but I am confused whether to go for a food processor or blender?

I'm confused as how much of the water goes to the chia seeds and how much to the mix of coconut oil and dates that goes in the blender.

It is by far the best blender I've ever used but as a result it comes with a pretty big price tag, ranging from # 399 to # 650 (the price is pretty much the sam in American dollars too).

Hi Isabelle, you can» r really make the energy balls and nut butters and hummus in the Vitamix as blenders need liquid to function where as a food processor doesn't.

For those based in the UK, Sainsbury's sells a 1200W glass jug blender as part of their Kitchen Collection range which retails for # 79.99.

Sadly not as blenders need a liquid in order to function.

Sadly not as a blender requires liquid in order to function so it won't be able to break down the ingredients properly as the blades are too small and there is no liquid in the recipe.

Hi Louise, grinding down nuts and seeds is actually best done in a food processor as a blender really needs a liquid in order to function.

I have read your article about choosing blenders as I am in the process of trying to decide between a nutribullet and a blender (if this would be more effective and versatile?).

Hi Anna, sadly not as blenders require a liquid in order to blend properly, but you don't need to add a liquid when making nut butter.

Hi Ella, this article is great, just what I've been looking for, as I have been delaying buying a processor and and blender, to do all the researching in wanting to make the right decision because it can be quite an investment.

If you're going to start out with just two things then I'd buy a processor and a blender, as using these two you can make almost anything and both are really important for healthy living as one or the other is used in almost every healthy recipe, both on my blog and every other blog or book.

Impossible referred to the quick and easy method (usually all ingredients were dumped in a blender and whizzed up in seconds), as well as the novelty of pies that went into a pan as a batter and baked into a layered sort of pudding / pie.

Hi Ella, I was just wondering, would all of your juicing recipes still be as delicious blended in a high speed blender like a blendtec or are they more directed for juicers only?

Apples can be a bit weird texture wise when smoothied so I think I would leave those out and just blend the pear, avocado and spinach with a little water in a blender, you may want to add some dates to sweeten it as it will be quite savoury without the fresh juice.

For chopping dates and anything dry, make sure you're using a food processor rather than a blender as a blender really needs a liquid in order to work!

Make sure you're juicing the apples and the pear as the blender needs a liquid in order to function!

Hi Sheney, for dry recipes like this, you actually need a food processor rather than a blender, as the blender will need a liquid in order to blend properly.

Hi, I use «date paste» to sweeten drinks — you basically just soak dates in water until they are soft (for a few hours or overnight), then blend in a blender or food processor until a paste forms, using as much of the water as required.

Grind nori in a blender, scraping down sides as needed, until finely ground.

The sweet potato doesn't have to be finely pureed as you are mixing all ingredients in a blender and this process will make it smooth.

You can also combine spinach with eggs in a blender before scrambling for a «green eggs» themed meal, or whisk together eggs and veggie purees (cooked and cooled) such as squash, carrot, or cauliflower.

Note: I blended my sauce in my Vitamix, which I love for lots of things, except blending hot things, so I'm planning to get this stainless steel stick blender so as to avoid blending in plastic.

Keep in mind that a blender should only be used in this way once in a while, as the hard rice grains will wear out the blades.

The blender was suctioned to the bottom of the jar and as I tried to pull it up it came up quick and in a split second it was ruined: -LRB-