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Hector
Sep 26, '11, 8:24 PM
My Vitamix 5200 Blender and my Omega VRT 350HD juicer...

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6158/6186955751_cfc4c4159d_z.jpg

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The Rolls-Royces of the blender and juicer world.

Aren't they just one of the most awesome-looking kitchen appliances you've ever seen?

:smiley13: :heart: :juggleyes_y: :grin: :juggleyes: :biggrin:

Johnny
Sep 26, '11, 8:28 PM
When I saw the thread title I thought for sure I was going to see two beautiful puppies or adorable kitties.

Kick-*** Appliances are cool too.

You can't really pet them very much but they don't eat a lot either.

Nice purchases Hector. :grin:

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 8:30 PM
Johnny... :smiley1:

Actually...a puppy might be on the way as well... :yes: :grin:

Thanks, I love 'em...

:grin:

doctor09210
Sep 26, '11, 8:30 PM
That is




amazing


:applause::applause:
:dance1:

kingdom warrior
Sep 26, '11, 8:31 PM
Damn sweet what are their names.........:smiley1:

Bill
Sep 26, '11, 8:33 PM
Mmmmmm, now that's good bass...

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 8:38 PM
Damn sweet what are their names.........:smiley1:

The Vitamix is called Darth Vader Jr...and the Omega is called RoboCop Jr...

:smiley1: :biggrin:


Thanks, Bill...

kingdom warrior
Sep 26, '11, 8:39 PM
The Vitamix is called Darth Vader Jr...and the Omega is called RoboCop Jr...

:smiley1: :biggrin:


Thanks, Bill...

:rotfl:

Dark Shadow
Sep 26, '11, 8:42 PM
Awesome! Are they papered & are you going to breed them? :grin:

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 8:43 PM
The Vitamix has 2+ hp...it can make anything from ice cream, peanut butter, dough..to hot soup...and margaritas in between...and it comes with a 7 year warranty.

The Omega has a whopping 10 year warranty...it's a slow-masticating juicer that can even juice wheatgrass...something Jack Lalanne's Juiceman just can't do.

I'm in love...

:juggleyes_y: :heart: :juggleyes:


:biggrin:

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 8:44 PM
:rotfl:

:smiley1:

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 9:09 PM
The reason I didn't get a high speed juicer like Lalanne's Juiceman (or the higher priced Breville)...because they just oxides and pulverizes stuff...and take the flavors out...I love the slow-masticating features of mine...the key is slow-churning juicers...not those high speed fast ones.

Here...see for yourself (especially check out how the tomato juice comes out and differs from these two)...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5lmPOxa8WM

:smiley13:

Random Axe
Sep 26, '11, 9:40 PM
Those are cool Hec. Enjoy mastication in the privacy of your home.

toysrus
Sep 26, '11, 9:47 PM
Maybe I'm being super lazy with this question. But are they both easy to breakdown & clean?

With my health issues I may need to somehow find some cash and invest in a juicer.

Cmonster
Sep 26, '11, 9:49 PM
My blender and juicer are named Luke and Leia. :yes: Nice gets there, brother-- Use 'em in good health.

SC

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 10:18 PM
Thanks, Sandy...I want to be you...

:juggleyes_y::smiley13::yes::biggrin:

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 10:22 PM
Maybe I'm being super lazy with this question. But are they both easy to breakdown & clean?

With my health issues I may need to somehow find some cash and invest in a juicer.

The Vitamix is extremely easy to wash...done in 30 seconds...lol.

The Omega juicer takes a bit more time...but it's easier and quicker to wash than lets say the Juiceman...I can clean it within 2-3 minutes...there's an art to it though...lol.

Hector
Sep 26, '11, 10:33 PM
Easy to make peanut butter (or any other nut) in the Vitamix...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIKraTyvq1Q


Easy to clean too...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GYR3ZhHEt8&NR=1


:smiley13: :biggrin:

toys2cool
Sep 26, '11, 10:34 PM
very nice

jessica
Sep 26, '11, 11:58 PM
We have a Vitamix too. I love it. If you need green tea it's cheaper at those Asian stores than on the internet. I love the way it makes the best snow cones. There's a Cash & Carry in Oakland where they have lots of flavors and parking is free. The flavors run under $4 for a large bottle, which usually run for $6 and up for a third of the size at grocery stores.

TEXASFETT
Sep 27, '11, 12:02 AM
Thats pretty cool so you can make some crazy drinks! Better gets some goggles for experimentation:smiley1:

Hector
Sep 27, '11, 12:21 AM
I know...I'm working on a prickly pear margarita...will make it when that particular fruit is available...

:yes: :grin:


Jess...awesome...I love snow cones...I'll look into it...thanks.

Fruit smoothies...just froze these fresh fruits...yum...

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:juggleyes_y: :crazy: :juggleyes: :biggrin:

Hector
Sep 27, '11, 12:27 AM
Juicer is ready too...

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6155/6187555283_3cb05cb7e2_z.jpg

:grin: :biggrin: