124: Why Your Blender is An Essential Kitchen Tool

Didn't I Just Feed You

Stacie Billis and Meghan Splawn

Arts, Kids & Family, Parenting, Food

4.8 • 611 Ratings

🗓️ 18 January 2021

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Soups and smoothies aren’t the only things your blender is good for. It turns out, the blender is an all-purpose tool that can help you whip up everything from sauces to batters, fillings to snacks. We chat with blender aficionado Tess Masters, aka The Blender Girl, to learn how to make the most of any blender, from high-powdered to hand-held.

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0:00.0	The surprises for me is about the sensorial symphony that you can achieve with a blender.
0:12.5	It's not only extraordinary colors. Again, you know, it's kind of like mixing paints, right?
0:17.6	We can't get it when we chop it together.
0:20.6	Welcome to didn't I just feed You. A podcast about feeding kids.
0:25.7	Hi, I'm Megan and I am Stacey. Hey, guys, before we get into it today, don't forget to
0:31.9	subscribe right where you're listening at this very moment. And if you have an extra minute,
0:37.0	leave us a rating and review too. Those ratings
0:39.0	help other busy parents and home cooks discover us. I'm so excited about today's interview,
0:46.3	even though at the same time it made me feel like a major underachiever in the kitchen.
0:54.6	Right. So amazing that I was like, what have I been doing all this time?
1:00.0	Raising children maybe?
1:01.3	I guess that's true.
1:02.5	Yeah.
1:03.0	Also, different strokes for different folks.
1:05.1	But now I am so inspired.
1:08.3	I 100% agree.
1:10.1	I'm like, how soon can we get this interview done so I can go
1:13.7	grab my blender and like make a bunch of shit with it? Totally. So I already felt like my blender
1:20.6	was a really important tool in my kitchen and it's something that I would recommend that
1:25.1	everybody have, but I really didn't understand
1:28.7	the depth to which it could be useful to me. I don't know. How did you come into this interview?
1:36.2	Okay. I came into this interview worried that Tess would tell us there's one blender to rule
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