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--On Friday, November 14, 2003 6:01 AM +0000 Graduate-OSSG

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> Now those silly folks who make shakes in a blender, THAT's work! You have

> to clean all those little parts and all -- nah....

Nah! That's easy! Mine comes apart real easy, and there are exactly 6

parts, not all that small, that a little soapy water and not much effort

clean easily - let sit in the draining rack and they're dry when I come

home. I can clean my blender in 2 minutes or less. I find cleaning my

tupperware shaker much more of a chore - all those silly little crevices

they design into them that dishrags and towels don't really fit into!

Sally

298 (BMI 49)/-142/156

Goal: 145-150ish

lap RNY 7/10/02

Dr. Quinlin/Pittsburgh

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In a message dated 11/14/2003 12:53:39 PM Central Standard Time,

sstewart@... writes:

> I find cleaning my

> tupperware shaker much more of a chore - all those silly little crevices

> they design into them that dishrags and towels don't really fit into!

> ----------------------------------------

What crevices? My tupperware shaker doesn't have any. I fill it with water

when I'm done, let it sit awhile, dump it and rinse it. Air dry in the drainer.

No dishrags or towels. And 6 pcs of a blender is still 4 more than a shaker,

lol.

Carol A

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*LOL* and I still like my hand blender. One blender to clean and a mug to

rinse well and then put in the dishwasher for double sure cleaning of

bacteria. My little 9.99 Sunbeam blender is GRRRRRRRRRRRREAAAAAAAAATT for

me.

Big blender, hand blender, Tupperware shaker, empty bottles for shaking ...

whatever works for each of us. Just like the mix comes in different brands

and different flavors for whatever each likes best.

(btw for traveling I use an empty Snapple bottle that I have rinsed in the

dishwasher. Fill it with the protein powder and just add the water ...

doable but not like the ones I make with the blender)

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> In a message dated 11/14/2003 12:53:39 PM Central Standard Time,

> sstewart@... writes:

>

> > I find cleaning my

> > tupperware shaker much more of a chore - all those silly little crevices

> > they design into them that dishrags and towels don't really fit into!

> > ----------------------------------------

>

> What crevices? My tupperware shaker doesn't have any. I fill it with water

> when I'm done, let it sit awhile, dump it and rinse it. Air dry in the

drainer.

> No dishrags or towels. And 6 pcs of a blender is still 4 more than a

shaker,

> lol.

>

> Carol A

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Am on my 5th or 6th hand blender. Sometimes I find them at garage sales for

$1. No one ever used them, they just sat in someone's appliance graveyard.

I just spin 'em in the soapy water in my glass if I'm rushing.

Why so many, you ask? I started using them pre-op (boy, was my early 90's

one heavy in comparison) for gravies, sauces, eggs, anything that needed

mixing. I even use it for Crystal Light & jello. LOL! I've only burned up 2

of them, but the others, well, I drown them. I often keep a pan of hot soapy

water (feels good on my Raynaud's hands) and stand them up in there for

" just a minute " . oops. They cannot swim. I grab them really fast and stand

them upside down for the water to drain out of the motor. Kinda fun to

watch Don's hair stand straight up.

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> > In a message dated 11/14/2003 12:53:39 PM Central Standard Time,

> > sstewart@... writes:

> >

> > > I find cleaning my

> > > tupperware shaker much more of a chore - all those silly little

crevices

> > > they design into them that dishrags and towels don't really fit into!

> > > ----------------------------------------

> >

> > What crevices? My tupperware shaker doesn't have any. I fill it with

water

> > when I'm done, let it sit awhile, dump it and rinse it. Air dry in the

> drainer.

> > No dishrags or towels. And 6 pcs of a blender is still 4 more than a

> shaker,

> > lol.

> >

> > Carol A

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--On Sunday, November 16, 2003 12:06 AM +0000 Graduate-OSSG

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> What crevices? My tupperware shaker doesn't have any. I

Well, the shaker cup doesn't have any, but that LID! and the shaker screen

thingy! I make mine on the go and don't always have time to rinse it right

away, so it has to be washed and water likes to hide in those deep grooves

and the dishtowel doesn't seem to want to go into them. Eh. I use both

methods. They both have their merits and their downsides, I s'pose. The

best thing about the blender though, is my breakfast shake is the BEST - 1

scoop PS100, 1 scoop Stack (both in chocolate of course), a drizzle of

peppermint extract, 4 oz cold water, 5 - 6 ice cubes - ooooooooooooo yummy!

Too bad I can't make those all day long! :o)

Sally

298 (BMI 49)/-142/156

Goal: 145-150ish

lap RNY 7/10/02

Dr. Quinlin/Pittsburgh

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