Sears Canada KenmorePro Blender

Making Soup With The KenmorePro Blender By Sears Canada! {Plus Giveaway!}

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Confession: I am not good in the kitchen. By “not good” I mean that I have no idea what I am doing in the kitchen and outside of university level classes, I’m not sure I will ever get much better. So when Sears Canada asked me to try out their new KenmorePro blender, I politely declined, citing the above cluelessness. They persisted, however, and assured me that even I could whip up a soup using the KenmorePro, so I agreed to give it a shot with the caveat that it could end in disaster.

Sears Canada asked that I use the blender to prepare a soup and I was amazed to find out that the KenmorePro blender not only mixes the soup but also heats it for you! I decided to recruit my kids for this adventure as we have recently started a Cooking With Kids segment on our YouTube channel and they did an amazing job of not only helping me pick out all of the ingredients but also preparing the entire meal from start to finish.

KenmorePro Blender Sears

I loved the fact that the blender came with a recipe book for us to follow along with, although if I’m being completely transparent, here is a list of things I had to google…

1. What is a “stalk” of celery?
2. How do I quarter and onion?
3. What is the difference between vegetable stock and broth?
4. Why can’t children just sit still for 5 seconds?

Alright that last one was just for me but there were definitely some interesting answers on google. As it turns out, making a soup wasn’t nearly as hard as I thought and I dare say that I actually enjoyed my time in the kitchen preparing everything for the blender, which, in my limited experience, performed wonderfully! You can check out all the info and specs on the KenmorePro blender, which retails for $149.97, by visiting Sears Canada!

KenmorePro Sears Canada

To find out how our soup tasted, you’ll have to visit our YouTube channel! Link is in the contest form.

GIVEAWAY!

Because I like you all so much, I am giving away one of these fancy KenmorePro blenders by Sears Canada! All you have to do to enter is fill out the Rafflecopter form below and I’l pick a winner by December 14th! Good Luck!

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Disclosure: I was compensated for my participation in this program.

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334 replies
  1. Ivan Plumridge
    Ivan Plumridge says:

    Looks like you guys had a great ‘adventure’ all round. + a good family bonding time. Nothing like home made soup, now that the ‘cooler’ weather is here.

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  15. Daniel E
    Daniel E says:

    I would definitely make my patented Minestrone soup! Mmmmm! Love this blender!
    P.S. I’d make a heck of alot of smoothies too! I hope only making soup isn’t a rule of this contest! LOL ?

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  28. Alison Braidwood
    Alison Braidwood says:

    Lol, your soup reminds me of the “baking” I used to do as a kid when my mother was making something. Random ingredients mixed together in a bowl. Very random. And the product always smelled absolutely disgusting. But I loved spending time in the kitchen with her.

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  55. Dianne Bull
    Dianne Bull says:

    I’ve got a delicious recipe for brocoli cheese soup that the whole family loves. Would love to give that recipe a whirl in the KenmorePro blender.

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  87. jennie
    jennie says:

    The soup I’d make with the Sears Kenmore Pro Blender would be Turnip Soup. I made it for the first time this summer (after growing a row in the garden for no reason)… anyway was surprised it tasted just like cauliflour soup.

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  123. Karla Sceviour
    Karla Sceviour says:

    I have never made soup in a blender before,,only in a big ole pot on the stove.I`d try to make carrot soup!
    (p,s I love how easy and short your giveaways are to enter,thank you for that!)

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  145. Joni W
    Joni W says:

    I would make bean soup.

    Or I would give it to my sister-in-law to see if she can break it. She has gone through so many blenders in her 5 yrs of marriage. (probably more than one a year)

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  152. Maritess S
    Maritess S says:

    I would make my Thai-inspired coconut curry soup.
    Thanks for this giveaway. Blending soup is a good way to “hide” the veggies that kids often do not eat.

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  171. Elaine Buonsante
    Elaine Buonsante says:

    I’d use the blender when I make my home made vegetable soup. By blending up 3/4 of the soup the result is a nice thick veggie soup.

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  180. Debbie White Beattie
    Debbie White Beattie says:

    I would love to make my homemade Tomato Soup and Sweet Potato Soup. My mouth is watering just thinking about it, yummy !

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  203. Pam
    Pam says:

    I watched the video and I think it is great that the kids are helping out in the kitchen even if they dont like the ingredients.

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  246. June Donnelly
    June Donnelly says:

    I would make a. Nice tomato vegetable soup. All the vegetable they need but disguised and think it’s only tomato soup!

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  265. Jacky
    Jacky says:

    Using a regular blender for mashed potatoes makes it almost too thick and not fluffy. Mixture machines only have a limited use in my household. Will have to give a better blender a try.

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  282. AD
    AD says:

    I would try to make so many different soups with the KenmorePro Blender; my favourite is Potato and Leek Soup, or a Broccoli Soup or even a healthy Spicy Lentil Soup. Thanks!

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  289. Jodi Mitrovic
    Jodi Mitrovic says:

    I would make my favourite, delicious cream of potato soup. Such a cute video and review! Great price point for the Sears Kenmore Pro Blender! Thank you #CanadianDad! Good luck all!

    Reply
  303. Ei Leen
    Ei Leen says:

    I’d make a cream of cauliflower soup. I had it once & it was amazing…but never quite the same ever since. Hope I can replicate the original!

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  322. Lorraine Wiebe
    Lorraine Wiebe says:

    I would make a combination of vegetables for the soup with carrots, onions, brocolli, cauliflower, peas, potatoes, and other vegetables. Yummy

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  323. Krista M
    Krista M says:

    Hahaha what a cute video! The combination of broccoli soup, oreos, cereal, etc plus TUNA would be one disgusting creation! lol BUT the Kenmore Pro made it smooth so it definitely has a lot of power behind it to blend all those ingredients!

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  328. K-Squared
    K-Squared says:

    Parmesan Patato Garlic Cream w/ Lemon Zest & Wine Marinated Mushrooms

    It’s a recipe I recently prepared; on that of a fixed income and it was wonderful but sadly my mixer was on it’s last legs and had to be thrown away!

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