Blender

[Guest guest]

Dear Tony,

The best blender out there is the "Vita-Mix", and you can also order a

special "Dry" container for it that grinds very finely.

They are very pricey but well worth the cost.

It is the only blender I use, and my Clearwater FL Healthfood Cafe,

called The Rabbit Hole, has been using them for years. They just never

seem to break down or wear out. Once in blue moon I have to replace

the blades.

Best,

Doc

 

 

Dexter wrote:

Doc, I'm chopping herbs in my new Oster blender - food

processor but it 's not quite doing the job I thought it would. I'm

blending the Intestinal Detox. It not blending as fine as yours is. Is

there one that you could recommend to do the job. Thank,s Tony

[Guest guest]

Dear Elizabeth,

Thanks for the tip.

Hugs,

Doc

 

 

for grinding herbs that have been dried, try a coffee grinder,

i have a small one that cost a few years ago about $20 and it grinds dried herbs powder thin.

I grind flax seed, rosehips, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, etc very fine and powdery, I then store them for a few days in brown dark glass containers while i use them for a few days

Elizabeth

herbal remedies , Doc Shillington <DocShillington wrote:

 

 

Dear Tony,

The best blender out there is the "Vita-Mix", and you can also

 

order a

 

special "Dry" container for it that grinds very finely.

They are very pricey but well worth the cost. It is the only blender I use, and my Clearwater FL Healthfood Cafe, called The Rabbit Hole, has been using them for years. They just

 

never

 

seem to break down or wear out. Once in blue moon I have to

 

replace the

 

blades. Best,

Doc

Dexter wrote:

 

 

Doc, I'm chopping herbs in my new Oster blender - food processor

 

 

but

 

 

it 's not quite doing the job I thought it would. I'm blending

 

 

the

 

 

Intestinal Detox. It not blending as fine as yours is. Is there

 

 

one

 

 

that you could recommend to do the job. Thank,s Tony