Anyone own one? Or any kind of modified blender (I saw one at an event once rigged to a stationary bicycle).
Might sound frivolousness but with the absence of vitamins & pharmaceuticals the juicing of greens & herbs (grind, add a little water and then strain) could save lives. Especially lives detoxing off years of eating, breathing & living in our sick world and starved for nutrition (the three year old barrel of rice in your cellar may provide calories but probably not much else).
Anyway, let me know if you've used something like this and where you got it (or how you made it if you made it).
T'anks!
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Hand crank blender?
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Narz - Intermediate Crude
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by davep » Mon 17 Sep 2007, 05:12:14
What about one of these?
The French call them Moulins a Legumes (this site doesn't seem to allow accents btw). There's loads here:
http://tinyurl.com/22afna
My wife uses one regularly, and our soups and purees are lovely.
The French call them Moulins a Legumes (this site doesn't seem to allow accents btw). There's loads here:
http://tinyurl.com/22afna
My wife uses one regularly, and our soups and purees are lovely.
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by Narz » Mon 17 Sep 2007, 05:37:18
That's those look much more durable than the one hand crank blender I saw.
Food mill seems to be the best English search term.
Food mill seems to be the best English search term.
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by dinopello » Mon 17 Sep 2007, 10:52:18
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by jdumars » Mon 17 Sep 2007, 18:05:30
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('dinopello', 'I')s this what you mean
Vortex
Looks like it could make an Okra margarita OK.
Vortex
Looks like it could make an Okra margarita OK.
I had (have, actually, it's in the bug out locale) one of these, and it is amazing! Incredibly well made, durable and can even blend ice. There's nothing even close as far as I am concerned.
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by TWilliam » Mon 17 Sep 2007, 22:16:27
Gee, how 'bout eating more of these
from your sustainably developed organic garden?
Very rich in vitamins and minerals...
from your sustainably developed organic garden?
Very rich in vitamins and minerals...
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Re: Hand crank blender?
by Narz » Tue 18 Sep 2007, 02:03:57
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('jdumars', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('dinopello', 'I')s this what you mean
Vortex
Looks like it could make an Okra margarita OK.
Vortex
Looks like it could make an Okra margarita OK.
I had (have, actually, it's in the bug out locale) one of these, and it is amazing! Incredibly well made, durable and can even blend ice. There's nothing even close as far as I am concerned.
Thanks for the review, I've read a couple of negative ones saying some of the plastic on it got cracked or something (can't seem to find the review now) but more positive than negative overall.
$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('TWilliam', 'G')ee, how 'bout eating more of these
from your sustainably developed organic garden?
Very rich in vitamins and minerals...
I eat alot of greens but don't have a garden this fall (I planted one in Utah but left before I could appreciate it). Next year I'll have tons of that stuff.
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