Anyone selling a PACOJET?

Pj_Lennon_1622539

Hello - I am looking for a reasonably priced PacoJet for home use. Anyone know of one?? With thanks - Pj

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brian_martin2001

How are you defining reasonably priced?

Brandon_Byrd_40557

Ninja sells one. Not really. But sorta. See Chris Young's comparison video on YouTube.

tshewman

I purchased mine on Ebay and that was about 4-5 years ago. Was reasonably priced compared to new. Not sure how many are there now.

taboolie

I’ve been using the ninja for nearly 12 months now, apart from the smaller (pint?) tubs - I can’t fault it. They do a “deluxe” model which I would buy if mine was to die.

tshewman

Here's the link to the review @Brandon_Byrd_1254882 was referring to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCJsaPefl1c

I own a pacojet and got it for a steal on ebay. If the Ninja existed then, I don't know if I would have purchased it, or a pacojet.

montebello1964

Modernist Pantry did a comparison of the Paco and Ninja too. Not surprisingly Paco won.

But I have a Ninja too.

owendavenport

I bought a Packet 2Plus about 1.5yrs ago and use it more frequently than I expected. The majority of my beakers are actually filled with marinades, soup bases, and curry bases. I can roughly food process all of these things then store them to Pacotize when needed. Sorbets/Ice creams are great, but I rarely use it for that. Also, when making small batches of things like chimichuri, guacamole, and pico the coupe blades make things so hands off and easy.

Smerdor_1649868

I also bought one six months ago. And I can admit that this is my best purchase in a long time. He copes with all my tasks. In addition, I took the used option, so the prices compared at Priceva were also reasonable.

Mark_Enlow_1684807

We have a Pacojet for sale. Purchased less than a year ago. We are moving in another direction with our food service and don’t need it anymore.