Random Rants
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now looking up blendtec & vitamix to figure out which one to get for tuesday for the practical-after-Valentine's-Day-gift.
vitamix offer a ten year warranty, sh!t wish i could get a warranty on my denim. that would be the sh!t
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always been scared of Ninjas. they tend to jump out of no where & then your dead.
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3 inches of snow on the floor and my town is in total fucking grid lock, an hour and 10 minutes to make a 15 minute journey
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now looking up blendtec & vitamix to figure out which one to get for tuesday for the practical-after-Valentine's-Day-gift.
vitamix offer a ten year warranty, sh!t wish i could get a warranty on my denim. that would be the sh!t
monday I don't think you can go wrong with either. Blendtec are generally a little more low profile to fit under cabinets if that matters. I think the vitamix is a little more heavy duty and the warranty is great but truly both do the job (for us thats making kale shakes) really well. Don't bother with the ones with the fancy programs. On off high low is basically all you need.
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A conversation on types of blender could only happen amongst North Americans, you dudes really care about your kitchen appliances
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I've used both extensively. I have a Blendtec at home, and a Vitamix at work. I like the ease of use with the Blendtec. It never struggles, and gets the job done well. The Vitamix seems a bit wonky, has a plunger to move stuff around if it's not blending (Blendtec doesn't need this because the vortex it creates sucks everything up), and it's really loud.
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I've suffered with allergies for a couple of years now, but it was never narrowed down exactly what I was allergic to outside of possibly concentrated sources of peanut (peanut oil, peanut sauce), shellfish, or red food dye. Last night I eat all three and surprisingly ended up in hospital with anaphylaxis
