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webbo3 | 11:23 Mon 23rd Jul 2018 | Food & Drink
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can anyone recommend a food processor/blender for about £50, it will used for cutting/slicing/chopping vegetables and blending vegetables to make soups.

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Dave.
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go to Amazon and type food blender and see what you like - you don't need loads of attachments. I have bought different gadgets and the majority get put to the back of cupboard
11:25 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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my Braun is good..but a bity pricy these days at £110
11:33 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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Thats what i did and found one for £50, i just want to know is it worth it.
or is it OTT for what I want.

Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
11:35 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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Oh Gawd yes - a big monstrosity to take all your cupboard room.
11:36 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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Is it just for soup stuff?
If so why not buy a soup maker as it does it all for you including cooking it and pureeing it.
11:36 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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just what i was thinking.
11:37 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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Thanks Rockrose but I want it for a little bit more than just soups.
11:38 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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heartily recommend soup maker !
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

I have this one
11:39 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

this on offer !
11:41 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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I've got 2 ninjas...very happy with both.
One is the £49.99 one. The second, bought on eBay, is similar to the £29.99 model. I wanted something powerful enough to make seed butter with...works brilliantly.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Food-Processors-Ninja-Blenders-Mixers/s?ie=UTF8&page=1&rh=n%3A3147561%2Cp_4%3ANinja
11:43 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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How about this one - compact and not a bad price

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/6176062
11:44 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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they both look good thank you.
11:48 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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simmer your soup in a good soup pot - then use this to blend it down

http://www.argos.co.uk/product/7030262
12:12 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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This is a Which Best Buy Webbo.
Magimix Le Micro.
17:21 Mon 23rd Jul 2018
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A friend of mine in Belgium treated herself to the Magimix Cook Expert. It is certainly out of this world! The food she produced from it so effortlessly was quite fantastic. But then, so is the price; around £1150.00. Not yet being sold in the UK but you can get it on-line.
Great stocking-filler........damn big stockings!
17:37 Mon 23rd Jul 2018

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