Blender woe's

[Guest guest]

Do you have a food processor? That really works.

I don't know what you can do to help it out at this point.

Cin

 

, " Mike " <realshows wrote:

>

> My old blender died a few months ago and I'm really not satisfied with

> the new one. My peanut butter just doesn't come out creamy at all.

> It's almost dusty.. I'm in the middle of moving so i can't afford a

> new one for a few more months. Any suggestions to fix up the peanut

> butter? I've tried adding oil and even water and it sort of works

>

[Guest guest]

Hmmm! Mine always worked with adding oil. Sorry, I can't help you, Mike.

 

sue

 

Mike wrote:

>

>

> My old blender died a few months ago and I'm really not satisfied with

> the new one. My peanut butter just doesn't come out creamy at all.

> It's almost dusty.. I'm in the middle of moving so i can't afford a

> new one for a few more months. Any suggestions to fix up the peanut

> butter? I've tried adding oil and even water and it sort of works

>

[Guest guest]

Good, very powerful blenders are the Vita-mix and the Bosch. Also the

blender that is attached to the Bosch universal mixer is pretty heavy

duty and does most tasks well; while the mixer lets you make tons of

whole-grain bread in a batch. Look for used Vita-mix and Bosch

machines on eBay if the new ones give you sticker shock.

 

, " Mike " <realshows wrote:

>

> My old blender died a few months ago and I'm really not satisfied with

> the new one. My peanut butter just doesn't come out creamy at all.

> It's almost dusty.. I'm in the middle of moving so i can't afford a

> new one for a few more months. Any suggestions to fix up the peanut

> butter? I've tried adding oil and even water and it sort of works

>