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KENMOREPRO BLENDER CREAMY TOMATO SOUP

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I think every kitchen needs a high quality blender. I have a professional blender and I really do believe that it is an important kitchen appliance.  The other day my mom and I were talking about blenders. She sometimes has to puree meals at her job and the blender she has to use is just not cut out for the job. She was telling me stories about the blender and I just couldn’t help but laugh imagining these things in my head. She said that the professional blenders cost a lot of money, which in reality is probably why they don’t have one to use.

KENMOREPRO BLENDER

The same day we were talking about the blender stories, I was asked to review the heavy duty professional KenmorePro Blender by Sears Canada  priced at only $149.97.  I jumped at the chance. I could not wait to try it out and tell my mom. I could not believe the timing!

Kenmore Pro Heavy Duty Professional Blender

The KenmorePro Blender is a heavy duty, professional blender with 6 Japanese blades. It can chop cabbage for coleslaw, blend ice, frozen berries and spinach into the perfect smoothie and it can even puree soup and have it steaming hot and ready to eat right out of the blender.

I love how easy this professional blender is to use. It has a large dial in the centre of the unit which controls the speed the blades go.  The dial can be controlled while the blades are spinning. There is a pulse option which is handy and there is a tamper to ensure you get all your food items blended to perfection. I also appreciate that there is a stopper on the top of the unit to ensure the tamper does get in the blades. If you are wondering how this blender can make the soup hot – it’s from the blades spinning so fast that the friction actually causes the cooking action.

Speaking of soup, I made the most delicious creamy tomato soup in the blender. I was happy with the container size on the KenmorePro blender because it was large enough to make enough soup for our family. My 11 year old daughter insisted I make it again soon, or show her how to make it because she loved it so much!

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CREAMY BLENDER TOMATO SOUP

tomato soup blender recipe

blender tomato soup

Creamy Blender Tomato Soup
Yield: 4

Creamy Blender Tomato Soup

Prep Time: 7 minutes
Cook Time: 7 minutes
Total Time: 14 minutes

Creamy tomato soup recipe that is easy to make and comes out of your blender steaming in 7 minutes.

Ingredients

  • 1 tbsp coconut oil
  • 1/2 medium onion, chopped
  • 1/2 orange or red pepper, chopped
  • 1 tsp pink salt
  • 1 carrot, peeled
  • 1 28oz can diced tomatoes with herbs and spices
  • 1/3 cup coconut milk + more for drizzle

Instructions

  1. In a cast iron pan heat the coconut oil over medium/high heat.
  2. Add the onion, pepper and salt and sauté until the onion is golden brown.
  3. In the blender put the raw, peeled carrot cut in half.
  4. Add the sautéed mixture to the blender.
  5. Pour the diced tomatoes with herbs and spices and the juice into the blender.
  6. Add the coconut milk and then put the lid on the blender.
  7. Turn the blender on starting at low speed and gradually bringing it up to the highest speed.
  8. Blend for 7 minutes.
  9. Take the lid off the blender carefully as the soup will be steaming.
  10. Pour soup into bowls and drizzle with coconut oil if desired.
  11. Enjoy.
© Angela @ Mommy Moment
Category: Soup

tomato soup made in blender

You will not be disappointed with the versatility Kenmore Pro Heavy Duty Professional Blender can bring to your kitchen for an affordable price.

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  3. That creamy tomato soup looks awesome. I’ve pinned that, but I’d make carrot and coriander soup first.

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  47. I would start with something easy like a smoothie or milkshake…then I would attempt to make butternut squash soup.

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  48. I think that first off I’d make leek & potato soup, in this blender it would be so smooth and creamy 🙂

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  57. What we would make in a KenmorePro Blender is what we call frosties. A great iced drink to cool you off on hot days.

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  78. I would use it to make smoothies, my blender is starting to give up on me and putting frozen fruit in it makes it cranky.

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  82. I would try making carrot soup,,I`ve never made soup in a blender before,and have been on the search for a great one!

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  85. I would love to use it to make milk shakes. A blender would be so much better than using a coffee grinder for chopping pecans!

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  86. I have some pumpkin in the freezer I need to use. I would make Thai Coconut Curry Pumpkin soup for my family with my KenmorePro Blender!

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  91. Our current blender leaks and doesn’t have much power-this would be awesome to win and make our favourite smoothies in.

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  96. Definitely smoothies…when we packed up our kitchen to renovate somehow parts of my last blender have disappeared. So i have been missing my smoothies.

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  102. I’m big on cream soups!! I make cheddar broccoli at least once a month in the summer and 2times a month in the winter (mostly for work!!) . I have gone through a few blenders as they are not strong enough to do the job …the one I have right now is sluggish and dying …basically the high speeds gone due to the soup making lol….

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  106. I just started making smoothies regularily and would love to keep doing so however my blender is old well almost archaic. This would be awesome but if not I am going to go look at those lovely KenmorePro blenders.

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  123. I would make soups like butternut squash soup and potato bacon soup but I’d also make a lot of smoothies in it.

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  126. My family loves soup and our fave is a cream of broccoli/cauliflower. We also are big smoothie lovers here too and this would be so amazing. Not to mention my oldest (14) hates veggies so hiding them in soups, stews, sauces would be SO much easier with this! The possibilities are endless with this beauty of a machine!

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  146. I would definitely make some smoothies with this blender. I would also attempt some soups. I never thought of doing them in the blender.

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  152. I just found a recipe for green pea and white bean soup that I want to try. This blender would be ideal to puree the soup with.

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  160. The blender looks awesome. I would use is to blend food for my toothless dog and I would make some healthy smoothies using things such as dates and kale and ginger. My terrible plastic, 400 watt blender is on its last legs and can’t do much at all! Thanks for the chance to win.

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  174. I’d love to try soups in this…I saw a demo once (other brand) and am fascinated that the soup could actually come out hot direct from the blender! Thank you!

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  177. I would definitely make soup! Thank you so much for the chance, I’m using a blender my parents got when they got married, about 35 yrs ago lolll

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  187. This blender looks like it can do alot. I would make cream of broccoli soup… YUUMMM… (that would be for me) and I would be making lots of smoothies and milkshakes for hubby and the kids. 😀

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  193. I would smoothies, especially for my daughter, she’s 1 1/2 and we just find out she loves banana/kiwi/spinach/kale/pineapple smoothies :()

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  196. This would be great to make some smoothies in. Our blender is probably around 20 years old and could definitely use replacing.

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  201. This looks like something we would use for so many things from morning shakes to banana pancakes to homemade soup and everything in between

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  204. Hi, I have this blender and am experiencing leaking from the bottom. Have you had any issues with it?
    Replacement parts are unavailable as this blender has been discontinued!

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