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Blenders, food processors, shopping bags — and tables
By Culinate staff
August 16, 2010
Among the many fun recent posts on the sister blogs Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn — especially the posts on frozen desserts and adding nuts to said desserts — we’ve enjoyed the equipment entries, including a survey on whether a blender or a food processor is more useful in the kitchen and a roundup of reusable shopping bags.
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