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I can't afford a vitamix
My wife really wants a vitamix but won't let me buy it for her unless I can find on super sale. We need a new blender as she uses it fairly often. What is the next best thing?
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12-07-2009, 12:34 PM
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I'm with Bill
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Wife's restaurant had a Vita-prep (commercial) and Omni...that is until she banned frozen drinks ("Its an English pub, dammit...blended scotch is all you'll get here, if THAT. Want a frozen drink? Carry your azz to Applebees"
 )I think you can find an Omni for around $250 and they are just as powerful. OMNI Blenders - Call for Best Prices on Vita Mix 4500, Waring 1200XT, & Blendtec HP3A Blenders But you can find refurbed Vita-mix's in the $350 range that look as new and have the same 7 year warranty. New oone's are being advertised for $399. Interesting info here on a variety of blenders depending on use: http://www.consumersearch.com/blenders/best-blenders-overall
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Get a Bass-o-Matic..
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