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Waring Mbb518 Professi Al Quality Food Beverage Blender , Melitta 10 Cup Thermal Coffee Brewer , Krups Km7000 10 Cup Grind , Capresso Mt600 10 Cup Programmable Coffeemaker , Calphal Electric 12 Cup Quick Brew Coffeemaker , Rancilio Espresso Machine , Deals Nespresso Essenza C101 Espresso Maker, Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine Stainless , La Pav I Epc 8 Europiccola 8 Cup Lever Style Espresso , Cuisinart Dgb 475bk Grind Brew 10 Cup Automatic Coffeemaker , Color: Stainless Steel Review Bandleader and inventor Fred Waring introduced the first blender in 1936; more than 60 years later the Waring blender remains the standard for the field. Tall and old-fashioned looking with a plated metallic finish on its base, this blender will crush ice and blend frozen fruit beautifully in a few seconds. This blender feels sturdy: the lid, with a cap that doubles as a 1-ounce measurer, fits securely, and the pitcher, made of thick, ridged glass, won't wobble. Many chefs prefer a blender rather than a food processor for soups and creamy sauces--the blades of a good blender whirl more quickly than those of a food processor and will refine a thin liquid such as cream of tomato soup to an incomparably silky texture. This blender is definitely up to that task. The fixed, self-cleaning stainless-steel blades on the base of the pitcher mean the lid is the only separate part to wash. --Maria Dolan
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This review is from: Waring MBB518 Professional Quality Food & Beverage Blender, Stainless Steel (Kitchen)
The simple design and function of this unit is why Waring does not need to change. The overall form is a clear derivative of the industrial function. The heavy duty and weighted base and motor allows for no-worry loading. The all glass pitcher is a cinch to clean and is extremely durable. The lack of a multi-part base that detaches like many other blender designs eliminates inevitable liquid seeping and cleanup hassle. The simple gear cog on the base mating with the pitcher bottom, allows natural set-up and the transfer of 390 watts of power to crush all unlucky items inside. The wonderful stainless toggle switch provides clear and positive feedback on the 2 speed settings. Personally the stainless steel base finish is more of a pewter with low gloss; a definite plus when trying to keep things clean in the kitchen.I haven't had any blending disappointments; I think understanding that placing the items in a certain order helps the blending. This may be common sense - but seems to be lost in today's world of assuming the machine will do everything + read my mind. The only current difficulty is removal of the pitcher's blade; a wrench is needed. But fortunately I haven't had any need to do this with the wonderful performance and power of the Waring - rock on!
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