The Best Investment in Life

[wrbailey]

I use a blendtec... I use it for smoothies and for shakes (healthy, but taste great!)

I started out with a Ninja and it was great for what it was (and great price), as starter blender, but it left a lot of the smoothies rather chunky. Some people love pulp and chunks... I'm not a fan.
The ninja did have one advantage, other than price, and that was the layered blade design. My one complaint about the Blendtec is if the shake or smoothie is too thick, the one blade design can sometimes cause it to just spin and not catch the bulk of the ingredients (have to add a little water/cashew milk.)

But I would agree that a blender/smoothies/juicing is a GREAT thing to do!!

 

[JorgePayar]

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Im not a fan too on chunky smoothies
I bought yesterday a juicer like this one:

And what a difference, wow it is incredible,I recommend it
Do you have one of this?, Ive never heard about the ninja

The best one is the norwalk juicer but it is quite expensive

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M77Nh_QDKtQ&nohtml5=False

 

[larossmann]

I just let my intestines filter out the chunks. It's already a mess at work with the blender, my sink is very tiny and the bathroom is a joke. It's a nightmare cleaning that stuff.

 

[denimdragon]

I totally agree with this topic. I have an Omega 8006 (I've had it for almost 2 years now) and I use to juice everyday but I haven't in about 2 months and boy can I tell the difference. This thread has reminded me I need to get back on my game.

 

[2informaticos]

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1 stack of celery (if you have low blood pressure, avoid this one) if you have normal or high blood pressure it is fine.
1 piece of ginger
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1/2 squeeze lemon"