is a blender any use to help with diets?

[wilki]

One at Aldi for 18 quid and thought well if it can help with getting fit and loosing a shit load of weight im all for it.

 

[peachy]

You could stick your tongue in and blend it away so you can't taste food any more.


I'd say it 'd make no difference to your dieting at all.


Mind, I suppose if you stored it on a high shelf you'd get a little exercise whilst fetching it down! No it won't help you get fit! What have you been reading?

 

[wilki]

Just asking the question. Lol. Thats £18 saved thanks marra.

 

[peachy]

if you want to eat fruit and vegetables in your diet but don't like them, then a blender could turn them into drinks -maybe that'd help?

 

[Lewberry pie]

it's 'healthy' yes but it's high calories.

 

[sksk3021]

If you want to blend things a blender would be useful.
If not then I probably wouldn't bother.

 

[Thurston]

One at Aldi for 18 quid and thought well if it can help with getting fit and loosing a shit load of weight im all for it.

Essential to a good diet. Get it.

 

[Horatio Moustache]

I've had a Argos Value blender for two years and it's class. Costs less than £10.00.

 

[Silverfox1981]

Bought a nutribullet a few months ago and I think it's really good for getting fruit and greens in a nice easy drink. Stick some spinach in with a choice of fruit or veg with some seeds and nuts and it's really filling.