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Mr Banner
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Hayward, California, US
my blender turned an onion into onion juice.
It looks like grits.
the end.
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Bek Ruszin
Posts: 6028
Buffalo, New York, US
Damon Banner wrote:
my blender turned an onion into onion juice.
It looks like grits.
the end. But did you cry?
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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
Damon Banner wrote:
my blender turned an onion into onion juice.
It looks like grits.
the end. ![https://www.ragetrolling.com/var/resizes/Cool%20Story%20Bro.jpg]()
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Modelographer
Posts: 6139
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
.....what would you do with onion juice?
I mean...I know what *I* would do with it....but it aint no cooking
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Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
What did you expect it to do?
The Ninja turns everything into grits; that's its job.
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Mr Banner
Posts: 85322
Hayward, California, US
Koryn Locke wrote:
What did you expect it to do?
The Ninja turns everything into grits; that's its job. chop it into tiny, non juice like, pieces!
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Mr Banner
Posts: 85322
Hayward, California, US
Apodyopsis wrote:
.....what would you do with onion juice?
I mean...I know what *I* would do with it....but it aint no cooking a smoovie!?
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Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Damon Banner wrote:
chop it into tiny, non juice like, pieces! That's what food processors do. Blenders and food processors are different.
You make smoothies in the blender, but salsa in the food processor.
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Mr Banner
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Hayward, California, US
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Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Damon Banner wrote:
you sassing me!? Sometimes I wonder why people put onions in the blender, and expect them to come out in a non-soup form.
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Mr Banner
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Hayward, California, US
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ArtisticPhotography
Posts: 7699
Buffalo, New York, US
Damon Banner wrote:
chop it into tiny, non juice like, pieces! **Hint. Hint. The button says "puree" for a reason**
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ArtisticPhotography
Posts: 7699
Buffalo, New York, US
Damon Banner wrote:
*takes off belt* NOW WE'RE TALKING !!!!
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HellBelle
Posts: 19972
Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Damon Banner wrote:
*takes off belt* 
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Koryn
Posts: 39496
Boston, Massachusetts, US
My mom used to make jokes about onion juice actually, because when she was a little kid and got sick, her grandma made onion "poultice," which was mounds of boiled onions, and made her lie with it on her chest.
They also packed soot into a head wound she got when she fell off a fence, at around 7 years old.
Poultice-granny also swore she got rid of her shingles by rubbing it with "blood from a black hen."
Aaaaaah...folk medicine...
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Mr Banner
Posts: 85322
Hayward, California, US
ArtisticPhotography wrote:
**Hint. Hint. The button says "puree" for a reason** My ninja only has one setting.
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Mr Banner
Posts: 85322
Hayward, California, US
Koryn Locke wrote:
My mom used to make jokes about onion juice actually, because when she was a little kid and got sick, her grandma made onion "poultice," which was mounds of boiled onions, and made her lie with it on her chest.
They also packed soot into a head wound she got when she fell off a fence, at around 7 years old.
Poultice-granny also swore she got rid of her shingles by rubbing it with "blood from a black hen."
Aaaaaah...folk medicine... Is that like the country version of robitussin?
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Erin Holmes
Posts: 6583
Albuquerque, New Mexico, US
I do that to make Indian food, depending on the dish.
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Mr Banner
Posts: 85322
Hayward, California, US
Erin Holmes wrote:
I do that to make Indian food, depending on the dish. NOW I WANT INDIAN FOOD. THANKS ALOT!
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Paolo D Photography
Posts: 11502
San Francisco, California, US
Koryn Locke wrote:
My mom used to make jokes about onion juice actually, because when she was a little kid and got sick, her grandma made onion "poultice," which was mounds of boiled onions, and made her lie with it on her chest.
They also packed soot into a head wound she got when she fell off a fence, at around 7 years old.
Poultice-granny also swore she got rid of her shingles by rubbing it with "blood from a black hen."
Aaaaaah...folk medicine... omg thats horrible! and soot in a head wound?!? wow. thats bad.
didn't she know you're just supposed to squirt it with windex!
soak it good, let it get down there into the bone.
windex fixes everything.
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