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05-06-2008, 06:36 PM
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That small blender appliance on TV
"metspitzer" wrote in message ... I haven't seen the commercial for a while. I am thinking about trying some morning shakes for 1. My blender is huge and I only run my dishwasher about every 3-5 days. I am thinking now that one of those things on TV that come with separate single serving glasses might just be something I can use. Anyone use one? What are they called? Where can you get them? Well others have told you the name and where to get this item. I would argue in favor of just using your blender, and handwashing the carafe. I personally dislike "one trick pony" appliances. TammyM 
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