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Just wondering. Oster Versa Pro is going to be delivered tomorrow.29c2b8d7-a92b-4cfd-b350-eabe9a715457_1.fed922a55508f83fd9e0d7db2ce68185.jpeg

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Yea got a fancy multi cooker(slow cook and pressure cooker) & ninja iq blender :)

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We got the Cuisinart air fryer/convection oven setup. Usually go anywhere from $250.00 to $300.00. I picked up a factory remanufactured one for $89.00. I couldn't even see that it had ever been used before. It's been great, we haven't used our oven in over a month.download.jpeg

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Funny thing is I liked my old fashioned looking but updated oster beehive blender. (Still just flip one switch) But haven’t used it at all since surgery. I found it added too much air to the blend. And it was easier to just hand mix (PEScience select) Protein powder and put in the fridge around 20 minutes or so before drinking and mix again (thickens it) either that or get RTD. I also like Protein Shots. Though now if I have protein powder I mix It with yogurt.

Just now, Slimming Down Steve said:

We got the Cuisinart air fryer/convection oven setup. Usually go anywhere from $250.00 to $300.00. I picked up a factory remanufactured one for $89.00

Cuisinart is a great brand so you got a steal of a deal. Factory remanufactured can be better it undergoes more inspections. I wish we had a place in our kitchen for one of those.

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Looks nice I got an air fryer but haven't used it in forever most what I eat is fresh

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Funny thing is I liked my old fashioned looking but updated oster beehive blender. (Still just flip one switch) But haven’t used it at all since surgery. I found it added too much air to the blend. And it was easier to just hand mix (PEScience select) Protein Powder and put in the fridge around 20 minutes or so before drinking and mix again (thickens it) either that or get RTD. I also like Protein Shots. Though now if I have Protein powder I mix It with yogurt.

Cuisinart is a great brand so you got a steal of a deal. Factory remanufactured can be better it undergoes more inspections. I wish we had a place in our kitchen for one of those.
Blew me away when I saw the price included free 2 day shipping. We absolutely love it. Pre-heats in under 5 minutes. We use it around 25 degrees lower than our convection oven. Just works better for smaller meals for 2 people.

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Blew me away when I saw the price included free 2 day shipping. We absolutely love it. Pre-heats in under 5 minutes. We use it around 25 degrees lower than our convection oven. Just works better for smaller meals for 2 people.

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My wife asked me to get her a Cuisinart 2 burnner induction cooktop and then the stove would be useless.

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I’m going to go with another angle that I think the men will be able to appreciate in what has turned into a fancy cookware thread. My new hobby that wasn’t possible when I was 100lbs heavier. It’s a full body workout too with all the shifting of the weight. @JAKE H has a few ideas too!

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I’m going to go with another angle that I think the men will be able to appreciate in what has turned into a fancy cookware thread. My new hobby that wasn’t possible when I was 100lbs heavier. It’s a full body workout too with all the shifting of the weight. [mention=368621]JAKE H[/mention] has a few ideas too!
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So basically your going to loose weight so you can screw your body up possibly in a wreck. Ok then. I stick to a Harley Davidson myself.

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As far as toys go I'll stick with my more grown up toys. I like comfortable rides like my Cowboy Cadillac AKA: Ram and my personal everyday carry.20180727_104348.jpeg 20180731_160434.jpeg

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Don't get the American obsession with those huge trucks... Nowhere to park and cost a ton for gas..

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The reason it was cookware related was due to how we prepare our foods and what we eat controls our outcomes.

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