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Old 07-07-20, 01:44 PM
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Is my blender powerful enough?

I'm trying to use a Osterizer 700 watt blender (advertised as 1000 watt) to mix some energy bars. It seems to have some problems. What's wrong?
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Old 07-07-20, 05:46 PM
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Blenders are for smoothies...For making energy bars you need a food processor.
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Old 07-08-20, 11:55 AM
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Yeah, I was shocked when I saw food processor in the directions. I think I may have burned the motor in my blender. Oops.
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