I hope you are all enjoying a little downtime between Christmas and New Year's Day, relaxing, spending time with family, etc. My time with family was cut short by a day due to the Blizzard of 2010 that began here yesterday. The family members who were traveling wisely decided to get on the road a day earlier to avoid the brunt of the storm. By noon today, we had 18" of snow here. It's really very pretty.
In this post, I will be wrapped up the best things I bought for my kitchen. As you know I have been busying collecting pieces of stuff since my last new house renovation. It's been tiring but full of pleasure since you have a chance to fulfill all your dream things into a reality.
So without further ado, here is my best things I bought for my kitchen:
A Vitamix blender
I have been dreaming this blender since about a year ago, the first time I looked it I fell in love with it. With the such of good design and the ultimate power, I cannot resist putting one of this Vitamix blender on my kitchen.
I know some of you must be thinking, why the heck I bought a $500 kitchen? What is the difference? I know I might sound crazy enough to buy a blender with that amounts of money. I even had a plan to buy a cheaper blender from Ninja Kitchen which claim can do almost everything that Vitamix can do, but once I did more research on the internet I found this article from blenderversus.com which has depth review discussion about Vitamix vs Ninja then I had no more doubt to take Vitamix blender.
Actually I was thinking to buy the Vitamix 750 pro series but unfortunately, it was not available at that moment, so I took the cheaper version which is the old version one Vitamix 5200. The only difference is it hasn't the pre-programmed settings like in the Vitamix 7500 series, but I can live with it.
What I most like with this blender, and why I claim this as my best buy for my kitchen is because as you know I am a smoothie lover and this blender able to crush anything you put on it, also I can make hummus with it, and my children loves when I make a sorbet with this blender too.
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