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Take the drive and go there. Market research.
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Take the drive and go there. Market research.
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I will do that in my spare time. No, seriously, will need to check it out.
Finding out what sells is important.
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I will tell you more about this "opportunity", after next weeks meetings.. May want Alaskan insight.
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Good luck to you. And, insight is free.
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The rack on the left looks done
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Both were done. The one on the left was almost twice as thick as the other and that didn't show in the photo well.
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I was just looking at how much the meat pulled (shrunk) away from the end of the rib bone, which is usually but not always the best indicator. Just sayin
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I understand. When I picked them up with the tongs, they folded to about 90°. That says done to me.
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It's nothing special. I just take my time with it.
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I'm pretty sure there is a sausage stuffing comment to made here ...
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So the juice bar craze is still trending here. I know people gotta make a buck, but for $7, I can do all of these blends at home and make two-three days' worth of on-the-go or take-to-lunch juice-shakes in larger sizes, yet. Not even a hassle to make 'em. Maybe cleaning the blender when you're finished is a minor chore, but...I love using mah blender.
I don't think I've bought a straight-up juice from a shop since this juice cart that used to be outside my office went out of biz over ten years ago...and they charged no more than $4 or $5 for their blends.
The most expensive one I found (to date) was $9. Fuuuuuuck that. Unless you got a magic fruit that's gonna give my dick powers to control the weather, ain't no juice worth more than an alcoholic drank.
So the juice bar craze is still trending here. I know people gotta make a buck, but for $7, I can do all of these blends at home and make two-three days' worth of on-the-go or take-to-lunch juice-shakes in larger sizes, yet. Not even a hassle to make 'em. Maybe cleaning the blender when you're finished is a minor chore, but...I love using mah blender.
I don't think I've bought a straight-up juice from a shop since this juice cart that used to be outside my office went out of biz over ten years ago...and they charged no more than $4 or $5 for their blends.
The most expensive one I found (to date) was $9. Fuuuuuuck that. Unless you got a magic fruit that's gonna give my dick powers to control the weather, ain't no juice worth more than an alcoholic drank.
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Depends on where you go, but the average price of a mixed drink at a nondescript bar is usually $5 to $8. These places are steadily disappearing within the greater city. With the trendier joints going a little more upscale, mixed drinks will run you $10-$12 and at the scenester hipster velvet ropey joints or rooftop bars, drinks will run you $15 on up to maybe $20-something. This is all pre-tip, mind you.
So, paying almost $10 for just juice is really being privileged.
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I'm thinking of buying one of those Nutri Bullets I see on TV. I wonder if it really does totally liquefies fruits n veggies seed, peel and all. Does anyone have one?
Also that machine that turns frozen fruit into something similar to soft serve ice cream has caught my attention. I think it's called Yonanna?
Also that machine that turns frozen fruit into something similar to soft serve ice cream has caught my attention. I think it's called Yonanna?
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The NutriBullet is around 250W.
I found a generic brand machine for a quarter the price that does exactly the same and is 350W (much stronger motor).
It juices everything except carrot. I still get some chunks of carrot, which is fine because I dislike carrot in my juice anyway. And cleanup really is as fast as the ads show - much, much simpler than cleaning a juicer!
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Are you sure you are not confusing the Nutri Bullet with the magic bullet or the baby bullet? That power rating sounds very low. Dam so many bullets.... DUCK!
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Are there different models of the NutriBullet?
I saw it in a store here that brings out tv models of stuff fairly quickly, and compared it to other models available.
The one I unpacked in the shop was 250W.
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Wow! I had no idea.
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yeah they have 3 bullets plus a desert maker
http://www.buycheapr.com/us/result.jsp?ga=us95&q=magic+bullet+products
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