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Amazon Friday Sale: Food Processor and Tinkerbell Edition

June 14, 2008 by Lazy Man 6 Comments

Each Friday Amazon has a sale on a few clearance items. In the past, I’ve found that you can a nice penny on them. Just looking around my kitchen, I saved some 70% on a Cusinart convection toaster oven, 82% on my flatware, and 57% on a martini set that I almost never use anymore – so it’s not all sunshine and puppy dogs. Still, if you are going to need something anyway, it can’t hurt to look. Prices are good for today only, so pull the trigger if you are going to.

Here are some things I found worth highlighting:

  • Best Value: Cuisinart Duet Blender/Food Processor – I’ve mentioned in the past that we have one and my wife cut our hummus bill by making her own. She eats enough hummus to attack a mayor (obscure cultural reference), so it’s significant.
  • Most Disturbing: Tinkerbell Steering Wheel Cover, matching Tinkerbell Seat Cover, and Hearts Floor Mat  (apparently Tinkerbell doesn’t do discount floor mats)
  • Humidifier and Dehumidifier – Like Steven Wright said, “Put them in the same room and let them fight it out.”
  • If you got jealous when I mentioned the martini set above, you can pick up your own set of Martini Glasses
  • Lazy Man and Health recommends these Adjustable Weights. These give you the value of a whole dumbbell set in a small, easy to adjust package. They are even giving you free shipping which is significant when you are buying weights.
  • A $700 Pants Press for only a little more than $500…  This is one pants party that I can not endorse.  I’ve never been a pinnacle of high fashion anyway.

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Comments

  1. Experts on Credit says

    May 16, 2008 at 8:50 am

    Hooray for Friday! I’ll be checking out the Cuisinart deal…I have a pretty intense addiction to hummus too.

    Reply
  2. femmme says

    May 16, 2008 at 2:16 pm

    Wheres the hummus recipe:)

    Reply
  3. femmme says

    May 16, 2008 at 7:13 pm

    I’m always serious when it comes to food:P

    Reply
  4. Pamela Grundy says

    May 18, 2008 at 8:28 am

    A $500 pants press??? Good lord, you mean people still press their pants? Am I missing something, or isn’t it still possible to buy an iron for $20 or so? (Although I prefer to just by permanent press fabric and hang them up right out of the dryer–ironing, bleecchk.)Thanks for a good laugh!

    Reply
  5. Tim says

    May 19, 2008 at 8:37 pm

    we have the cuisinart duo and it is one load puppy. i like it, but if you food process a lot, you should get a stand alone food processor; otherwise, i can’t fault it one bit other than it is ear numbing loud and the volume is too small for most things and is leaky (so mind the amount of liquid you have in the thing). the blender is a great blender as well. have had several blenders before it and this one is the one we’ll keep.

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  6. lowmagnet says

    May 21, 2008 at 8:25 am

    The Cuisinart does not live up to the name. I have one, and beside one of the tabs that hold the processor bin on the base breaking off, the blender portion leaks even with the proper seals in place. I miss my 1950s waring blender.

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