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Smithy

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Do you have to be registered with them for that promo code?

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2 hours ago, Smithy said:

Do you have to be registered with them for that promo code?

I don't think so. I have done business with them in the past and get email newsletters. When I ordered this afternoon and took advantage of the promo code I did it as a guest, without logging in or registering an account. 

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Through tomorrow (June 20), Groupon Goods has the Blendtec Classic 475 for $200. If this is your first Groupon, you can get an additional $10 off at checkout with the code WELCOME. You also can get a 9% rebate through Ebates (which you really should join if you do a significant amount of online shopping).

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rotuts

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i have an anova that came in a cylinder with a yellow top

 

no idea the version

 

the current anova is packed in a box.  any idea is that's newer version or just a newer box ?

 

thanks

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I have to admit they are not very forthcoming with product identification, model number and the like, but at $129, I decided to jump in. I have been reluctant to get into it because I already have a slew of items that I store and retrieve from the basement.  This unit looks like it will not be much of a storage burden. Not sure if I would use the iPhone app, but maybe. It should arrive in 3 days, so, we'll see.

HC

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Martin Fisher

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The code worked with the Wi-Fi model too (I put it in the cart and applied the code)...$199-$50=$149 and free shipping.

Was very tempting but I think I'm going to order a Joule at some point.

~Martin :)

I just don't want to look back and think "I could have eaten that."

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Martin Fisher

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7 minutes ago, rotuts said:

DDF :

 

did you do this a while ago ?

 

the code has not worked for me, but I set get eh WiFi for 50 less if I could

 

Yeah, shortly after chefmd posted.

The code doesn't work for me now, either.

~Martin :)

I just don't want to look back and think "I could have eaten that."

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fair enough.

 

still, they are a bit weasel-ey.

 

Im looking on the Bright Side !  saved $ 150 USD !

 

Ill take a small piece of that and look into MaLa at that Cambridge Chinese Rest.

 

Win-Win

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$50 off, final price $129 should make it the Bluetooth version, which is the version I purchased in May. Simple to use, I haven't even bothered with doing anything with the Bluetooth app I downloaded.

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Martin Fisher

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I'm sure they'll have many more sales.

And Black Friday is just 150 days away. :D

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~Martin :)

I just don't want to look back and think "I could have eaten that."

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The best thing about a vegetable garden is all the meat you can hunt and trap out of it!

 

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I can't say but Id guess :   the 179 is bluetooth ( maybe ) but not WiFi

 

the 1.99 is both.

 

Im guessing the unit have in the cylinder chipping container  ( ? how old )  has blue tooth

 

Ive never looked into it.   it might have a different sleeve for securing it to you SV water unit, based on the newer box.

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3 hours ago, HungryChris said:

I have to admit they are not very forthcoming with product identification, model number and the like, but at $129, I decided to jump in. I have been reluctant to get into it because I already have a slew of items that I store and retrieve from the basement.  This unit looks like it will not be much of a storage burden. Not sure if I would use the iPhone app, but maybe. It should arrive in 3 days, so, we'll see.

HC

 

I've been using the Android app.  It includes good-looking recipes that I plan to try, although I admit I'm still at the data-collection and -logging stage.  It's a shame the Anova can't be programmed to stop when the time is up, but I can use the app to turn the machine on or off, change temperature, and monitor the time without having to walk back into the kitchen.  

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For those with an interest in culinary gasses Creamright is having a sale:

https://www.creamright.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Session_ID=7513073adea7c4e13a41d1ebeb705193&

 

I favor the Kayser case of thirty boxes of ten.  I'm down to less than half a case but I think I'll sit this sale out as what I have should see me through the summer.  A case can carbonate a lot of kimchi.

 

Now if I could only locate my lost supply N2O.  I used to leave it out on the living room floor (just like the CO2) but I needed the space for a computer project and put the N2O away someplace obvious.  That was last winter, and I haven't found it since.

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Oh I found it, the N2O!  I'm so happy!  In the bedroom.  Under the Rancho Gordo beans, next to the case of white grapefruit and the toilet paper.

 

Well, it seems I have about a year or two supply, but if you need N2O Creamright is having the sale.

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