On Mon, 08 Apr 2013 09:41:47 -0400, Jim Elbrecht >
wrote:

>On Mon, 8 Apr 2013 07:32:48 -0400, "Steve Freides" >
>wrote:
>
>>Gary wrote:
>>
>>> But I remembered this thread where a few people were praising that
>>> cute mini food processor/chopper for only $19.95.... the Ninja. I
>>> wanted to buy one anyway so I did finally buy one while I was there.
>>
>>I tried to look this up but what I found was a $100 blender - have a
>>link to what you're talking about? Thanks.
>
>Ninja is one of those great ideas that keeps changing the setup
>without changing the name. I *think* the genius is that they spin
>fast and have multiple sets of blades up a center shaft.
>
>Mine was about $40 for 2 bladed containers and a motor that sits atop
>either one. I use the small one for bean dips and dressings weekly--
>and my daughter makes smoothies with the big one about as frequently.
>
>A couple years later I bought another set on a Woot closeout for when
>I killed the one I had. Glad I did because I don't see anything
>like it anymore. Maybe the bulky glass ones are just as good as my
>old plastic-- but I don't know.
>
>Jim
the set you are talking about is still available. Look over at the
right side of sf's link.
I have the same configuration you do. 3 containers of various sizes,
2 blade setups and several lids.
Look around, I've seen it on QVC, late night ads and some shopping
sites on the 'Net.
Consumer's Reports continues to give Ninja top rating over anyone
else.
Janet US