September 21, 200718 yr Can anybody recommend a good blender for after I have my surgery? Good for soups and pureed food? Thanks, Christi
September 21, 200718 yr I know several people (myself included) who have the HamiltonBeach Personal Blender ($!2-14). They hold 2 cups, crush ice nicely. I've used mine 2-3 X day for 18 months and it is still going strong.
September 21, 200718 yr I have a Hamilton Beach blender that I got from Target. It's great for everything and can even make smoothies. It's great and crushes ice really good.
September 21, 200718 yr Please check out this thread before you go buy a $50 Bullet http://www.lapbandtalk.com/f17/drink-mixer-magic-bullet-41229/
September 22, 200718 yr I got a Tribest personal blender (check this link... Personal Blender 200 - Excellent Kitchen Blender! ). I love it. I also like the fact that you can buy each piece separately...including the motor housing...so you don't have to buy a whole new "set" if the thing goes out on you down the road. I've had mine for four months, use it daily and LOVE it.
September 22, 200718 yr I'm with you, Kacee. I love my Tribest personal blender. The motor is first rate and I love the accessories that are available (like a mason jar adapter and extra-large blending cup). I grind coffee and flax seeds with it. I have a large Kitchen Aid blender but have used it only once since I bought it in May.
September 22, 200718 yr Wow, you are the FIRST person I have herd other than me here with the Tribest! I got the LARGE cup attachment and it is perfect for my protein shakes (protein, milk and ice). I put a mark on the 1 cup level so I don't even need to think when I fill it with the milk.
September 22, 200718 yr I have KitchenAid 5-speed blender, refurbished from amazon.com. I use it constantly. I have not experienced any problem with it.
Can anybody recommend a good blender for after I have my surgery? Good for soups and pureed food? Thanks, Christi