Set Alert for Product: Portable Blender Juicer 4000mAh Personal High Speed Smoothie Blender USB Rechargeable Fruit Mixing Machine for Protein Shakes and Smoothies, Baby Food - $19.91
$69.99Original price was: $69.99.$19.91Current price is: $19.91.
★IT’S A PORTABLE BLENDER – that you charge up via USB and works without needing to be plugged in so you can literally stick it into a bag in the morning with some protein powder, banana and a bottle of water – and you’ll be able to whizz up a banana protein smoothie anytime,…
★IT’S A PORTABLE BLENDER – that you charge up via USB and works without needing to be plugged in so you can literally stick it into a bag in the morning with some protein powder, banana and a bottle of water – and you’ll be able to whizz up a banana protein smoothie anytime,…
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Specification: Professional high speed Blender, Personal Blender for Shakes and Smoothies
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Robb –
This pastry blender works great – my Grandmother had one just like it. I’ve used the rigid stainless steel blender but they just don’t blend well. This is easy on the hand, get into the curved bowl – the “other” kind requires a lot of scraping. Pie crusts – blending the butter and flour is…
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Haus Hivemind –
I love old-fashioned kitchen utensils, and I’ve always looked for the same form-factor in my own tools as those of my grandmothers, so this wooden-handled pastry blender was immediately what I wanted. The metal blades are satisfyingly solid and do not bend, the wooden handle is smoothed and…
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Amazon Customer –
This is exactly what I was looking for – the type of pastry blender my mother used to use. I’ve been relying on it extensively the last several months, and it’s holding up brilliantly.
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J. Slone –
Recently bought this for my mother in law as she gifted me an extra one she had years ago. Her newer one broke and she was looking for the wooden handle kind and they just hold up better. I couldn’t part with my gift so I bought her a new and she loves it!
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paulaleg –
I have been 2 pastry blenders this spring and summer so I am hoping this one lasts longer. The handle is comfortable to hold and I think it looks better made than the plastic handle ones like I had that broke. I am hopeful this will be better.
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oggibo2 –
I first got this type of pastry blender in 1967; I routinely used it until October 2017 when it was incinerated in the Tubbs firestorm in Northern California. It was the one kitchen tool I missed the most when I started rebuilding my kitchen tools. I was so excited when I found this on Amazon…
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Robb –
This pastry blender works great – my Grandmother had one just like it. I’ve used the rigid stainless steel blender but they just don’t blend well. This is easy on the hand, get into the curved bowl – the “other” kind requires a lot of scraping. Pie crusts – blending the butter and flour is…
Haus Hivemind –
I love old-fashioned kitchen utensils, and I’ve always looked for the same form-factor in my own tools as those of my grandmothers, so this wooden-handled pastry blender was immediately what I wanted. The metal blades are satisfyingly solid and do not bend, the wooden handle is smoothed and…
Amazon Customer –
This is exactly what I was looking for – the type of pastry blender my mother used to use. I’ve been relying on it extensively the last several months, and it’s holding up brilliantly.
J. Slone –
Recently bought this for my mother in law as she gifted me an extra one she had years ago. Her newer one broke and she was looking for the wooden handle kind and they just hold up better. I couldn’t part with my gift so I bought her a new and she loves it!
paulaleg –
I have been 2 pastry blenders this spring and summer so I am hoping this one lasts longer. The handle is comfortable to hold and I think it looks better made than the plastic handle ones like I had that broke. I am hopeful this will be better.
oggibo2 –
I first got this type of pastry blender in 1967; I routinely used it until October 2017 when it was incinerated in the Tubbs firestorm in Northern California. It was the one kitchen tool I missed the most when I started rebuilding my kitchen tools. I was so excited when I found this on Amazon…