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pepperhead212
 Post subject: Re: favorite immersion blender?
PostPosted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 1:55 pm 
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marygott wrote:
My little chopper is perfect for the curry pastes. At least the amounts I make (the Dave in my mind makes GALLONS).

Mary

Not quite, Mary; I just make recipes of under a pint, but this is how I stupidly burned out my KA - I made 3 recipes in a row. I have to make 3 recipes now, as I am all out of everything except green, but I obviously won't be doing that again. :oops:

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marygott
 Post subject: Re: favorite immersion blender?
PostPosted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 4:39 pm 
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There goes another fantasy shot to hell.

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phoenix
 Post subject: Re: favorite immersion blender?
PostPosted: Thu Feb 14, 2013 11:02 pm 
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So SLT it seems, carries the Bamix Professional on its website only. Still debating about when to buy it. Most of the Bamix' are two speed. I didn't think I needed the super duper Bamix extra Pro something or other for 4-500 bucks. I think that when I get more serious about tempering chocolate and emulsifying stuff, I'll get one. I use my food processor for most fine chopping tasks so far and haven't yet needed to puree soup (though I could use my blender in a pinch). Still don't have a vita mix yet either. Ah, things to strive for... :mrgreen:
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