Soup Machines
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The Vitamix has been around for decades. It cooks soups and make ice cream. https://www.vitamix.com/Discover-Vit...Can-Make#soups It's one of the best kitchen appliances you can buy.
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I have Chunky soup loving hubby. When I make soup it is done in a huge pot. I freeze it in microwave bowls. Meals are ready and No dishes to clean up after. I can sew longer!
I forgot to mention hubby even washes pot as I can't reach bottom in the sink! LOL I am Lucky!
I forgot to mention hubby even washes pot as I can't reach bottom in the sink! LOL I am Lucky!
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Hi, as a lot of things, a waste of money. Mke a big pot of soup in a saucepan or crock pot the liquidise , the old ways are often the best ways. x
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The Vitamix has been around for decades. It cooks soups and make ice cream. https://www.vitamix.com/Discover-Vit...Can-Make#soups It's one of the best kitchen appliances you can buy.
peace
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It 's just one more appliance. I, too, make a big vat in a nice ole pot. I made doughnuts for the first time in eons and realized that I must have given the electric frying pans away...I had two. Hmmm. Anyway, I pulled out my cast iron kettle, threw the oil in, and used my candy/oil thermometer. Worked just fine. Warm doughnuts in the fall can't be beat and I was making them for company so I didn't have to eat them all myself (hubby in hospital so he couldn't help).
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guess I'm still ole school.......give me a pot fresh vegetables and good ole beef or chicken and simmer away on the stove....when I worked I used a crock pot ........mmm!mmm! the smell when you walked in the house after a long day can't be beat....
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It appears to be a form of the Vitamix blender. I had one for years, got it at a yard sale for $5 and used it all the time to make my own tomato sauce. Back then the container was stainless steel so it heated up quickly when spinning and cleaned up like a dream.
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