BACK TO BASICS
Blender Solution™ 5500
with Smoothie and Food Processor Attachments
®
User's Guide
BLENDER SOLUTION™ 5500
Congratulations! We hope you enjoy your new Back to Basics® Blender Solution™ 5500. The Blender Solution™ is designed for endless blending and
chopping possibilities and easy clean-up capabilities. The Blender Solution™
has been designed with three speeds (low, medium, high and pulse) that let
you purée, blend, mix, chop and liquefy your favorite fresh ingredients to make
gourmet soups, homemade salsas, icy cocktails, thick and delicious frozen
smoothies and shakes, baby food and more.
The Blender Solution™ is three appliances combined into one.
• Use the
Blender Attachment to make gourmet soups, to
smoothly blend creamy salad dressings, to puree baby food,
salsa or to mix batters for homemade multi-grain pancakes
and waffl es.
•
Use the Smoothie Maker Attachment to quickly and easily
blend and dispense perfect fruit smoothies, icy cocktails, frozen
coffee drinks and thick shakes.
• Use the Food Processor Attachment to chop raw and uncooked foods
to any consistency. The food processor attachment is perfect for mak ing homemade salsa, shredding meats, grating cheese and chopping
or slicing fruits and vegetables.
The powerful 500-watt / 700-watt pulse power motor, specially-designed stainless steel blades and 3-speed operation work together to precisely blend and
chop all types of ingredients for exact recipe specifi cations. The smoothie maker blade base comes with a dispensing valve to easily dispense smoothies and
has been specifi cally designed with heavy stainless steel blades to easily crush
ice and frozen fruit. The blender blade base also can be used to make smoothies and other frozen drinks. Both are built to accommodate the revolutionary stir
stick, which when rotated counter-clockwise, increases blending effi ciency. The
food processor attachment makes chopping raw foods easy and safe. The 48ounce glass mixing jar has a spill-proof pour spout and is dishwasher-safe.
Enjoy!
INTRODUCTION
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ONE-YEA R LI MITED WAR RAN TY
Back to Basics Products, Inc., warrants your new Blender Solution™ 5500 to
be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal household
use for a period of 1 year from the date of purchase. During this period, such
defects will be repaired or the product replaced at Back to Basics'® discretion
without charge. This warranty does not cover exterior or interior finish or
damage caused by misuse, accident, or negligence.
A purchase receipt or other proof of date of original purchase will be required
before warranty service is rendered. Please fill out and return the warranty
registration card located on page 25.
If a problem with this houseware item develops during or after the warranty
period, please contact Back to Basics Products, Inc. for service.
If service is required:
• Send a brief letter explaining the problem. Be sure to include your
name, address, and phone number.
• For faster service, call 1.800-688-1989 or e-mail
service@btbproducts.com.
• Most service problems are resolved with the replacement of a
part. If this is not the case, we will give you instructions for
returning the unit.
Any appliance submitted for repair must be sent (transportation charges
prepaid) to:
Back to Basics Products, Inc.
675 West 14600 South
Bluffdale, UT 84065
If you have any questions concerning the use or care of this product, or
comments regarding your experience with the product, please write a letter
explaining the nature of your concern.
WARRANTY
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Motor Base
Glass Mixing Container
Lid
Stir Stick
Mixing Container Gasket
Blender Blade Base
Smoothie Blade Base
Dispensing Valve
QUICK REFERENCE
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BLENDER SOLUTION™ 5500 PARTS
Motor Base
Food Pusher/Measuring Cup
Food Processor Lid
Chopping Blade
Food Processor Goblet
Food Processor Gear
Base
BLENDER SOLUTION™ 5500 PARTS
QUICK REFERENCE
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Feed Tube
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be
followed:
• Read all instructions before using.
• To protect against electrical shock, do not put cord, plug or the motor
assembly in water or other liquid.
• Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near
children.
• Unplug unit from outlet when not in use, before putting on or taking off
parts and before cleaning or removing contents from the glass mixing jar or
food processor goblet. Never put hands into the jar, goblet or handle the
blades while the appliance is plugged in.
• Avoid contacting moving parts.
• Do not operate this appliance with a damaged cord or plug, after the
appliance malfunctions, or if it is dropped or damaged in any manner.
Contact Back to Basics
®
Customer Service at 1.800.688.1989 to return for
examination, repair or electrical or mechanical adjustment.
• The use of attachments, including canning jars, not recommended or sold
by Back to Basics® may cause risk of severe injury to persons or damage
to the machine.
• Do not use outdoors.
• Do not let the cord hang over the edge of a table or counter.
• Do not let the cord come in contact with hot surfaces, including the stove.
• Do not place on or near a hot gas or electrical burner or in a heated oven.
• Do not use the appliance for other than its intended use.
• Do not attach or remove the glass jar from the motor base while the motor
is running.
• Keep hands and utensils (other than included stir stick) out of glass jar
or food processor goblet while mixing to reduce risk of severe injury to
persons or damage to the machine.
•
Blades are sharp; handle carefully.
• Be sure to turn switch to OFF position after each use.
• To disconnect, grip plug and pull from wall outlet. Never pull
on cord to disconnect.
IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
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• To reduce the risk of injury, never place the blender blade base, smoothie
maker blade base or the food processor gear box onto the motor base
without the glass mixing jar or food processor goblet properly attached.
• When using food processor attachment, always use food pusher to guide
food through the feed tube. Never use your fingers or other utensils.
• When operating the appliance with blender or smoothie maker
attachments, always operate with the lid and clear lid cap or stir stick in
place.
• When blending HOT liquids in the glass mixing jar, remove the clear lid
cap from the center of the lid to allow steam to escape.
• Never leave the house while the appliance is on.
• A short cord set is provided to reduce the hazards resulting from becoming
entangled in or tripping over a longer cord.
• Extension cords may be used if care is exercised in their use. The marked
electrical rating of the extension cord should be at least as great as the
electrical rating of the appliance. The extension cord should be arranged
so that it will not drape over the countertop where it can be tripped over or
pulled by children.
• This appliance has a polarized plug (one blade is wider than the other). To
reduce risk of electric shock, this plug will fit into a polarized outlet only
one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the outlet, reverse the plug. If it
still does not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not modify the plug in
any way.
• After running the motor continuously for three minutes, wait at least five
minutes before running the motor again.
• Do not run motor while mixing jar or food processor goblet is empty.
• Make sure the blades have come to a complete stop before removing the
lid.
• Only use enclosed attachments with the Back to Basics
®
Blender
Solution™ 5500. Do not attempt to use any of the attachments with another
manufacturer's blender base.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
INTENDED FOR
HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
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IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
USE AND CARE (ASSEMBLY)
To use your Blender Solution 5500, begin by assembling the glass mixing jar.
1. Position the rubber gasket down onto the circular fl at surface in the plastic
blender or smoothie blade base.
2. Place the bottom threaded section of the glass mixing jar down
into the plastic blade base. Engage threads by twisting the blade
base clockwise until tightened onto the jar. Make sure that the blade base
is tightly fastened to the jar and that the rubber gasket is properly com pressed between the jar and the plastic blade base.
3. Push the lid onto the top of the mixing jar. Place the clear lid cap
in the center of the lid or place the stir stick through the center of
the lid.
4. Place the mixing jar onto the motor base so that the bottom of
the blade base assembly is sitting fl at on the motor base.
5. Plug in the cord. Your Blender Solution™ 5500 is now ready to use!
Glass Mixing Jar
Lid
Rubber Gasket
Blender Blade Base
OPERATION
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Clear Lid Cover
OPERATION
BLENDER SOLUTION CONTROL BUTTONS
OFF shuts off the
machine.
HIGH runs the Blender
Solution™ at high speed. This
speed should be used for the
final stages of mixing. Do not
use this speed for dispensing.
LOW runs the Blender
Solution™ at low speed.
This speed should be used
for the initial 30 seconds
of mixing as well as for
dispensing.
PULSE runs the
Blender Solution
™
at high speed.
MEDIUM runs the Blender
Solution™ at medium speed.
ON turns on the
machine.
BLENDER OPERATION
1. Assemble the blender blade base onto the glass mixing jar.
2. Add ingredients to the mixing jar and replace the lid. You may
add
more ingredients through the hole in the center of the lid. (Note: Add
liquid ingredients first, then add frozen or solid ingredients. This will prevent
excessive wear and stress on the motor.) Cover the hole with the clear lid
cap or stir stick during operation.
3. TO START BLENDING: Choose a speed for blending the ingredients on the
dial switch and then press the ON button.
4. TO STOP BLENDING: To stop the blending process, push the OFF button.
5. PULSE MODE: The PULSE button allows you to create short bursts
of power. To use the
PULSE function, repeatedly push and release
the PULSE button.
The PULSE function should be used in the initial
stage of blending ice and frozen ingredients for smoothies and other
frozen drinks. The
PULSE function should also be used to break apart
larger pieces of food or to control the texture of food when chunkier results
are desired.
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OPERATION
SMOOTHIE MAKER OPERATION
The Blender Solution™ 5500 mixing jar is conveniently marked to create perfect
smoothies for two or four servings. To make a frozen blend of your favorite
healthy foods, follow these simple steps:
1. Assemble the smoothie maker blade base (with dispensing valve) onto the
glass mixing jar and place the stir stick through the hole in the center of the
lid of the glass mixing jar.
2. Add Liquids: Add any combination of liquid ingredients up to the LIQUIDS
mark. Liquids include any soft ingredients such as fruit, milk, fruit juice,
herbal supplements or yogurt in any combination that you think would be
tasty. We are, of course, partial to the Back to Basics® smoothie mixes,
which quickly and easily make three delicious 8-ounce smoothies.
3. Add Ice: Add ice or frozen ingredients until the total level reaches the
FROZEN INGREDIENTS line on the side of the mixing container. Frozen
ingredients include ice, frozen fruit, frozen yogurt, ice cream, etc.
INGREDIENTS: SPEED: RESULT:
Salsa Low Chunky
Nuts Low Coarse
Bread, Cookies, Crackers
Low Coarse
Heavy Whipping Cream
Low Thick
Mayonnaise Medium Creamy
Salad Dressing
Medium Creamy
Cheese Pulse and then Medium Coarse
Grating / Chopping Citrus
Zest
Medium Fine
Smoothies, Cocktails,
Shakes
Pulse and then High Thick and Smooth
Baby Foods / Fruit & Veg-
etable purees
High Smooth and Creamy
Spices High Fine
SPEED SELECTION GUIDE
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OPERATION
4. Smooth It: With the lid on and the stir stick set in the hole in the center
of the lid, press and release the PULSE button 3 to 5 times to get things
started. Next, move the switch to
LOW for about 30 seconds. Finally, move
the switch to
HIGH. Continue until smooth. Turn the stir stick counter-
clockwise for best mixing results.
5. Serve It: To serve the smoothie, move the dial to LOW, hold a cup under
the valve, and with the motor running, press down on the valve lever. Stir
the smoothie with the stir
stick while dispensing thick smoothies. As the
smoothie level reaches the bottom of the mixing jar, a thick mix may stop
dispensing. Add a few tablespoons of liquid to increase flow. When the
mixing container is empty, shut off the machine. Enjoy!
6. You can continue making smoothies one after another. When you are
finished, be sure to wash thouroughly the mixing jar, dispensing valve, lid
and stir stick. See care and cleaning on page 17.
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FOOD PROCESSOR OPERATION
To use your Back to Basics® Food Processor Attachment, the bowl must be
assembled properly and the blade and lid must be locked into place. Begin by
assembling the Food Processor by following the simple steps below.
1. Hold the gear base in one hand and the food processor goblet
handle in the other. Twist the goblet clockwise onto the gear box base.
2. Place the gear box base with the goblet onto the motor base.
3. Place the chopping blade over the shaft in the goblet. The chopping blade
should slide easily to the bottom of the
goblet. The lower blade will
almost touch the bottom.
4. Place food to be processed in the goblet. To attach the lid, place lid on gob-
let and turn the lid clockwise until it fi ts into position. Lid lock must click into
locked position prior to use. The food processor will not start until gear box
base, goblet and lid are locked into place. If you have trouble fi tting the lid
onto the goblet, turn chopping blade hub slightly and replace lid.
5. Always use food pusher to guide food through the feed tube. Never
use your fi ngers or other utensils.
6. Plug your Blender Solution
™
5500 into an electrical outlet. Push the ON but-
ton to start chopping or pureeing. While the food processor can be used at
LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH speed, the MEDIUM speed is recommended
for all food processing jobs. It is recommended that one hand be placed on
the food processor lid while in use to provide unit stability.
If the machine doesn’t start, make sure it is plugged in and the
goblet and lid
are properly locked into place.
If the blades will not spin, unplug the unit and
re-assemble the food processor following all of the assembly steps above.
Always unplug the unit before placing hands into the
goblet.
NOTE: The motor base will start, but the chopping blade will not turn until
the gear box, goblet and lid are locked into place and assembled properly.
7. To turn motor off, press the OFF button.
8. For pulse-chopping, press the PULSE button the desired number of times
until the ingredients reach the desired consistency. The motor will run as
long as you hold the PULSE button down. The motor stops when you
release the PULSE button. For best results, allow enough time between
pulses to allow the food to fall back to the bottom of the food processor
goblet.
OPERATION
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USING THE BLENDER SOLUTION™ 5500
TO CHOP,
PURÉE AND MIX
1. Assemble the food processor following the steps on page 12.
2. Cut food into approximately
3
⁄4" pieces. You will get a more even chop if you
start with pieces that are all the same size.
3. Place food into food processor goblet with the chopping blade already in
place. You can put up to 1 cup of food in the goblet bowl at a time. Chop
food in batches if you want to process more than 2 cups at a time.
4. Place lid on goblet and lock it in place. Insert food pusher. It is
recommended that one hand be placed on the food processor lid while in
use to provide unit stability. Press and release the PULSE button two to
three times, allowing the food pieces to drop to the bottom of the goblet
between pulses.
5. Watch the food closely. With pulse/chopping technique you can get an
even chop without over-processing the food. Check texture of the food by
looking through
goblet.
6. For a coarse chop, pulse only a few times.
7. If you want a finer chop or puree, press the ON button and let machine run
continuously at MEDIUM speed until the food is chopped as fine as you
want it. Check frequently through clear lid or
goblet to avoid chopping
too fine. Use a plastic spatula to scrape down any pieces that stick to the
inside of
goblet. (Make sure that the unit is unplugged before placing any
utensils inside the
goblet.)
8. You may add liquid or small pieces of food to the machine while the unit is
running by dropping the food through open feed tube located on the food
processor lid.
Below are some conditions that affect your results:
• Size of pieces you put in bowl – all should be about the same size.
• Amount of food you process – don’t add too much.
• Type of processing you choose – continuous or pulse/chopping.
REMOVING PROCESSED FOOD
OPERATION
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1. Before removing processed food, press the OFF button and wait for the
blade to stop spinning. Unplug the unit and then remove the lid by turning it
counter-clockwise. Never try to remove the lid and the
goblet together; this
can damage the food processor.
2. Be careful not to let the chopping blade fall out of goblet as you empty it.
To prevent the blade from falling out, carefully remove the blade by lifting
up on the plastic hub before attempting to pour out the processed food,
or hold the top of the blade in place with your finger while pouring out
processed food.
3. To
lift the goblet off of the motor base, turn the handle of the goblet
counter-clockwise and lift the
goblet straight up.
NOTE: Occasionally, a piece of food may become wedged between the blade
and the
goblet. If this happens, unplug the unit, remove the lid, lift the blade out
carefully and remove the wedged piece. Empty the
goblet, reinsert the blade,
replace the ingredients and lock the lid into place.
OPERATION
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Food Preparation
Fruits and vegetables Peel and core if necessary. Remove
large, hard pits and seeds. Cut into
3
⁄4-inch pieces and process up to 2
cups at a time.
Meat, poultry and fi sh Meat should be cold but not frozen.
First, cut into
3
⁄4-inch pieces. Put up
to 1⁄2 pound of meat in goblet. Pulse
or run motor continuously until desired consistency is reached. Check
texture every 2 or 3 seconds to avoid
over-processing.
Bread, crackers or cookies Break into 1-inch pieces and
process continuously until
desired texture is reached.
Hard cheese If cheese is too hard to cut with a
knife, don't try to chop it in the food
processor as it may damage the
blade. (Do not attempt to chop parmesan cheese in the food processor.)
Cut cheese into 1⁄2-inch pieces. Pulse
motor until the desired consistency
is reached. You may chop cheese as
coarse or as fi ne as you want. Simply
run machine longer for fi ner chop. Do
not attempt to process more than 3
ounces of cheese at one time.
Whipping cream Cream must be at refrigerator tem-
perature. Whip up to 1 cup at a time.
HINTS FOR PREPARING FOODS FOR PROCESSING WITH
THE FOOD PROCESSOR ATTACHMENT
OPERATION
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TIPS FOR GENERAL OPERATION
• Thicker Smoothie: To make a thicker smoothie, add more frozen
ingredients.
• Thinner Smoothie: To make a thinner smoothie, add more liquid
ingredients.
• Always add liquid ingredients to the mixing jar fi rst and then add
remaining ingredients. This will prevent excessive wear on the
motor and ensure that the ingredients are properly blended.
• Cut harder foods (e.g. cheese) into approximately 1 inch cubes to
achieve better chopping results.
• The stir stick may be used to assist in making frozen drinks or for
blending any other types of ingredients. When the stir stick is not being used,
be sure to place the clear lid cover over the hole in the center of the lid.
• When chopping dry ingredients such as bread crumbs, nuts, spices,
etc., make sure that the mixing jar (or food processor goblet)
and blade bases are completely dry.
• The PULSE button should be operated in short bursts. As the PULSE
button is pressed and released, the blades should stop rotating
between pulses.
• Do not attempt to mix or knead heavy dough, mash potatoes or
beat egg whites.
• Do not over-blend foods. Most ingredients should be properly blended or
chopped in seconds. Do not operate motor base for longer than 3 minutes
at a time.
• If the motor stalls, turn off and unplug the unit. Remove a
portion of the ingredients before attempting to continue.
• Do not add boiling liquids to the glass mixing jar or food processor goblet.
• If the blades on the food processor attachment do not spin, unplug
the unit and re-assemble the food processor by foll
owing the steps listed on
page 12.
OPERATION
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CARE AND CLEANING
Before using your Blender Solution 5500 for the fi rst time and after each use, be
sure to thoroughly wash the Glass Mixing Jar, Food Processor Goblet, Blender
Blade Base, Smoothie Blade Base, Dispensing Valve, Chopping Blade, Lids,
Food Pusher and Stir Stick. To prolong the life of your Blender Solution, do not
wash plastic parts in the dishwasher. Open the Dispensing Valve while washing
to rinse out the valve. After each use, unscrew and disassemble the Dispensing
Valve for cleaning (see instructions below).
If you experience any problem with your machine, unplug it
immediately from the electrical outlet, then contact Back to Basics
®
at 1.800-688-1989.
CLEANING
CLEANING DISPENSING
VALVE
To disassemble valve for cleaning:
1. Remove the valve from the
smoothie blade base by
unscrewing the entire valve
counter-clockwise.
2. Remove the cap from the valve
body by unscrewing it counterclockwise.
3. Squeeze cap and stopper
together and slide the lever off
the stopper pin.
4. Remove the spring.
5. Remove the stopper and stopper
pin by pulling the rubber rim of
the stopper. The stopper and
pin are tightly fitted and need not
be separated.
6. Clean all parts in warm soapy
water and reassemble in
the order shown.
Lever
Cap
Spring
Stopper Pin
Stopper
Valve Body
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STRAWBERRY BANANA SUPREME SMOOTHIE
1 cup strawberry nectar or apple juice
1 cup milk
1 frozen banana (chunks)
2½ cups frozen strawberries
1 cup strawberry yogurt
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
BERRY BLAST SMOOTHIE
1 cup apple juice
1½ cups lemonade
1 cup frozen raspberries
½ cup frozen strawberries
1 cup raspberry sherbet
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings
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MANGO TANGO SMOOTHIE
1 cup pineapple juice
1 cup orange juice
½ frozen banana (chunks)
1 cup pineapple sherbet
1½ cups frozen mango slices
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
RECIPES
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RASPBERRY CREAM SMOOTHIE
1 cup orange juice
1 cup raspberry yogurt
1 cup vanilla frozen yogurt
½ frozen banana (chunks)
1½ cups frozen raspberries
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings
.
ORANGE BANANA CREAM SMOOTHIE
1 cup milk
1½ cups orange juice
½ tsp. vanilla
½ frozen banana (chunks)
1 cup vanilla frozen yogurt
½ cup orange yogurt
3 tbs. orange juice concentrate
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
RASPBERRY SUNRISE SMOOTHIE
2½ cups orange juice
1½ cups frozen raspberries
1 cup raspberry sherbet
1 cup ice
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
RECIPES
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LEMON LOUIE SMOOTHIE
2 cups lemonade
1 cup lemon yogurt
1½ cups frozen pineapple (chunks)
1 cup pineapple sherbet
1 cup ice
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings
.
PEACH REFRESHER SMOOTHIE
2 cups peach nectar or apple juice
1 cup vanilla frozen yogurt
½ banana
1 cup peach yogurt
1½ cups frozen peach slices
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
BANANA LIME SUBLIME SMOOTHIE
2 cups limeade
1 banana
1 cup lime sherbet
3 tbs. coconut milk
1 cup ice
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
RECIPES
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PIÑA COLADA SMOOTHIE
5 tbs. coconut milk
2½ cups pineapple juice
½ cup vanilla ice cream
½ frozen banana (chunks)
1½ cups frozen pineapple chunks
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings..
HAWAIIAN HOLIDAY SMOOTHIE
1 cup passion fruit nectar
1 cup guava nectar
1 cup orange sherbet
½ cup frozen strawberries
½ cup frozen mango slices
4 tbs. coconut milk
1 cup strawberry yogurt
½ cup frozen banana (chunks)
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
STRAWBERRY LEMON SURPRISE SMOOTHIE
2 cups lemonade
2 cups frozen strawberries
1 cup strawberry yogurt
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the
machine is running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to
aid mixing. Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings
.
RECIPES
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LOW-FAT STRAWBERRY ORANGE SMOOTHIE
2 cups strawberries
1
⁄2 cup orange juice
1 cup skim milk
1 cup plain nonfat yogurt
1 cup ice
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
LEMONADE WATERMELON SOOTHER
2 cups watermelon (pulp, not rind)
3 oz. frozen lemonade concentrate (1/2 of a 6 oz. can)
1 cup lemon/lime soda
1 tsp. grenadine syrup
1-2 cups ice, to desired consistency
*add water if necessary
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at
PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
CHOCOLATE TREAT
3.5 oz. package of instant chocolate pudding mix
1
1
⁄2
cups milk
11⁄2 cups ice
1 banana
Pour in all liquid ingredients. Add all frozen ingredients. Blend at PULSE
setting for 30 seconds; then blend until smooth. While the machine is
running, move the Stir Stick around counter-clockwise to aid mixing.
Serve immediately. Makes 3–5 servings.
RECIPES
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MY RECIPES AND NOTES
MY RECIPES AND NOTES
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WARRANTY
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backtobasicsproducts.com within 10 days of purchase.
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____ Other _________________________
10. What were the two most important reasons infl uencing your purchase:
____ Gift ____ Recommended by sales person
____ Special offer ____ Recommended by friend
____ Product appearance ____ Prior experience with Back to Basics
____ Ease of operation ____ Back to Basics brand reputation
____ Quality/durability ____ Value for price
____ Product features ____ Product packaging
____ Other _________________________
11. Why did you purchase this Back to Basics product?
____ To replacement/upgrade current product
____ Not satisfi ed with current product(s) already owned
____ First product(s) ever owned
____ Received as a gift
12. Would you be interested in being contacted via e-mail for promotions, recipes, new
product information, etc.? YES NO
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Bluffdale, UT 84065 USA
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