#22

Your post is like shifting sands.

I was given a spiralizer and I have used it only a couple of times but it is virtually no effort other than getting it out.

#23

Loved her in that Kenneth Branagh Shakespeare reimagining.

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#24

It’s only time, isn’t it.

#25

bet you put these on before operating it https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00K6JF8FW

#26

What’s the difference between a Nutribullet and a blender? (This isn’t a joke)

#27

Nah, I have mad knife skills (I truly do).

#28

I don’t know, colon. What is the difference between a Nutribullet and a blender?

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#29

nutribullets are smaller, branded and have succeeded because of word of mouth/agressive marketing.

basically a hinari genie (whch i bought from an ex-catalogue shop for £7 in 2008 or something and is still going strong).

#30

Dunno, but it does a much, much better job when it comes to making smoothies

#31

Is that not what @elthamsmateowen is well into?

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#32

Punchline needs work

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#33

i changed it

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#34

Nutribullet blends the fibre from fruit/veg into the liquid, blender tends to leave it as sludge at the bottom, so the nutribullet makes theoretically healthier smoothies, because it’s the whole fruit, not just the juice.

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#35

@anon29812515 do you still get much use out of your blendactive?

#36

I miss being able to and then people ^this underneath.

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#37

I have never had one. I have a nutribullet which we use six days a week. We all have a smoothie, mainly driven by the fact that my son is a fussy bastard and this way I can get some greens (and chia and flax) into him… he’s alright with fruit but gets a top up with this as well.

#38

:smiley: :smiley:

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#39

I’m old fashioned when it comes to changing the size and shape of my food I use my teeth

#40

You must be furious with Italians and their various pasta shapes… and as for bakers!

#41

3D TVs

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