A New Twist on an Old Friend

[dalangdon]

I've admired these GE blenders for a long time, mostly because of their low profile (we have cabinets that hang pretty low above the counters, so a short blender is a good thing) but I'd never seen one with multiple speeds. So imagine my delight on finding this one, and sending the old two speed model to live in the camper.

 

[sudsmaster]

I see you like low profile doggies, too ;-)

 

[dalangdon]

Especially when they're all dressed up for Fleet Week!

 

[gansky1]

Camper? Have we seen pics of that? I see vintage ones on c-list all the time but that is one thing I don't have room for!

That is a very nice blender - my parents had one 20 years ago that was a blender/food processor and had attachments that changed depending on the use. I take it this is older than 20 years, any idea of when it's from? I sure is smart looking.

Great dress for the puppy, we have a hot-dog costume for Newton but he HATES it!

 

[veg-o-matic]

Earlier version. The jingle is definitely lame, but there's not a whole lot that rhymes with "General Electric blender".

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[dalangdon]

Lame?

That's the best jingle ever! Or at least it's the longest ;-)

The camper is nothing special but it's an awful lot of fun for little trips. It's a 1991 Itasca Spirit. We put a 60's era turquoise Satler "holiday" stove in it to give it some pizazz.