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takecarebrushyohair t1_iutt664 wrote

I've had the ninja food processor since 2013 and I use it often. I got it as a wedding gift.

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jinxintheworld OP t1_iuu5d6m wrote

What do you mainly use it for?

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takecarebrushyohair t1_iuu5v1x wrote

I make my own breadcrumbs, my dried herbs, tomato sauce , homemade salad dressing, veggies , protein shakes .

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jinxintheworld OP t1_iuu7yqn wrote

If it can handle bread crumbs that's my kind of mini blender. I'll have to look for one of these

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takecarebrushyohair t1_iuu8hse wrote

Ninja QB1004 Blender/Food Processor , looks like they still make it. I found it on Amazon.

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caroonth t1_iux05us wrote

Second looking into Ninja. I'm a small appliance destroyer. I received a Ninja blender as a gift around 2016 and it's designed well. It's used regularly for smoothies, soups, marinades, and occasionally for frozen mixed drinks. Fingers crossed, it's showing no signs of wear or weakness anywhere.

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jinxintheworld OP t1_iux44kp wrote

Do you have the same model or are most of the motors on them solid?

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caroonth t1_iux62xj wrote

Mine is a CT650 blender. I assume it's one of their more basic blenders. It's full size and not a food processor, so probably not what you're looking for, but the motor is strong and the moving bits and plastic parts aren't wearing out at all. I feel like it's solidly designed and if I were in the market I'd definitely look at their lineup.

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