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	Cuisinart Smart Stick PLUS Hand Blender in Black CSB-78 Blenders $79.95 End time: 17-Jun-12 11:45:53 PDT
	Cuisinart CHM-7PK PowerSelect 7-Speed Hand Mixer, Pink Blenders $66.08 End time: 17-Jun-12 04:32:49 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-76 Smart Stick Immersion Hand Blender Blenders $26.99: $29.99 Bids: 0 End time: 25-May-12 02:39:30 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-76BC SmartStick 200-Watt Immersion Hand Blender, Brushed Chrome Blenders $37.22 End time: 16-Jun-12 14:53:01 PDT
	Cuisinart Smart Stick Hand Blender With Whisk & Chopper Attachments (HB-154PC) Blenders $76.64 End time: 16-Jun-12 14:51:19 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-77 Smart Stick Hand Blender with Whisk and Chopper Attachments Mixers $63.31 End time: 16-Jun-12 13:01:59 PDT
	Cuisinart CORDLESS Rechargeable Hand Blender CSB-44 — White — Used Blenders $13.99: $18.99 Bids: 0 End time: 24-May-12 09:55:11 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-76 SmartStick 200-Watt Immersion Hand Blender - Pink - lightweight Blenders $22.99 End time: 16-Jun-12 04:40:37 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-77Stainless Stick Hand Blender w/ Whisk & Chopper Attachment - New Mixers $37.99 Bids: 0 End time: 20-May-12 04:26:21 PDT
	Cuisinart CSB-76 SmartStick 200-Watt Immersion Hand Blender Blenders $49.00 Bids: 0 End time: 23-May-12 19:31:59 PDT

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Do you use your Cuisinart Smart Stick Hand Blender chopper/grinder attachment to grind coffee beans?

Oct 04, 2008 by annazzz1966 | Posted in Non-Alcoholic Drinks

With 200 watts of power, I would think that you could, but its not mentioned in the instruction booklet. It also said that some spices would scratch the prep bowl, I assume that's nutmeg?

If you want to grind coffee beans, I recommend buying an inexpensive spice grinder. They run abut $20 and are quite handy. I've use them for over 20 years to grind coffee.

Hope this helps!

Dave

How do I price these items for a garage sale?

Apr 25, 2007 by Kaytee | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I am moving overseas and selling almost all my stuff. I don't expect to get a lt o money for small items, but I was wondering how I can price electronics and small appliances such as:
19'' TV (retail $98)
Sanio DVD player (retail $50)
Sony boombox (retail $60)
Microwave (retail $60)
Recliner chair (retail $300)
Panasonic bread maker (retail $120)
Cuisinart immersion blender (retail $30)
All stuff is relatively new, well-functioning and very clean. And how do I price appliances which retail under $20 (such as waffle iron, minichoper, hand mixer, blender)?
I have never been to a garage sale and have no idea what people pay for what.

I know it hurts to sell for so much less than you paid, but used is used even if only a short time. I'd put or expect to get $50 on the TV, $25-$30 on the DVD player and boombox, you'll be lucky to get $20 on the microwave and bread maker. $10-$15 on the blender, but think you'll really get $10 or under. You can get toasters new for $4 - $6 at garage sales as well as your other small stuff. Start off with it a little higher than what you really want, so you have room to bargain. If you price it $15, but would be happy with $10 then you can give them $5 off and they feel they got a bargain! Make sure to put out plenty of readable signs with arrows, nothing worse than trying to find a sale and you can hardly read the signs and get plenty of change! They will hit you with a bunch of $20 in the morning and then you'll run out. Never save an item for someone with out a deposit. They say they will come back, but rarly do unless they've left a deposit. Then you may miss selling it to someone else. Don't be surprised when you have it priced $5 and they offer you $1! Stick to your guns and don't give your stuff away unless you want to. Best wishes on your sale and move!!