Showing posts with label Smoothies Blenders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smoothies Blenders. Show all posts

Blendtec ICB3 13Amp Commercial Smoothie Blender - 110V Refurbished

Blendtec ICB3 13Amp Commercial Smoothie Blender - 110V Refurbished
I read the other reviews and because it doesn't "look like new", they don't like it. If they wanted "new", they should have purchased "new"!! The unit works GREAT! The price is GREAT! These people who under rate a unit when it is sold as "used" because it doesn't look "new" don't get it! I wanted a blender that would blend like no other blender (I've have/had the Vitamix, Wolf Gang Puck, and the Ninja 1100. I'll take the ICB3 over all of them! The Vitamix is a great blender but it cost a lot more than the used ICB3. I've got a couple Wolf Gang Puck's that I'll sell real cheap. The Ninja too for that matter. I think the Blendtec units are the top of the line (I have their newest model on it's way too). Don't be afraid to buy the ICB3 used (if manufacture refurbished). Mine has given me great service! Make sure you get the manual that has the programming instructions as this blender is programmable! You can program the 6 switches (only 4 switches are labeled, 2 are "ghosts") to your liking. It's an amazing blender if you spend a little time and program it. Otherwise, just use the default settings and you'll still be happy.

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Product Features
• Powerful 13 amp motor (peak 3HP) with Master ON/OFF switch, touch controls with custom settings and 2 pulse settings.
• No need to "float" ice, this machine will turn ice into "snow".
• Easily convertible design allows you to install the blender above (in the provided base) or directly in your counter.
• Sound Shroud allows for quieter operation
• The refurbished Blendtec ICB3 Smoothers have been rigorously tested to ensure they operate just like new units. Please note: you may notice some signs of wear on the outside of the unit like the jar.

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Powerful 390-watt motor Waring Professional Bar Blenders

Powerful 390-watt motor Waring Professional Bar Blenders 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

Product Features
• 40-ounce glass jar holds 5 cups of mixed drinks, soup, or sauce
• Powerful 390-watt motor crushes ice fast
• High and low speeds cover mixing, chopping, and pureeing
• Dishwasher-safe glass jar and lid for easy cleaning
• Measures 16-1/2 by 8 by 7 inches; 1-year warranty, 5-year motor warranty


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Hamilton Beach Single-Serve Blender with 2 Jars and 2 Lids Great for fruit smoothies

Hamilton Beach Single-Serve Blender with 2 Jars and 2 Lids Great for fruit smoothies This product is an effective and useful single-serving drink mixer that comes with a few drawbacks. It is basically a tiny kitchen blender with a pulse-blend button and no other speed settings. The mixer jar works just like a blender: it is a plastic jar with ounce/ml graduations on the side that contains a built-in mixer blade with a lug on the bottom to spin it when it is on the motor; you put the jar on top of the motor unit, twist to lock it into place (be sure the lid is on tight!), and hit the pulse button on the motor. The motor screams like a dying gerbil and the blade in the jar spins to mix your stuff. When that's done, you just pull the jar off the mixer and take it with you - blade and all. The mixer jar doubles as your drink container. The lid has a slideable spout cover for drinking from, and there is a plastic rim on the bottom so you can stand it upright. The jar is about 7 inches tall by 3.5 inches wide - so about the size of a large coffee carry-container; it holds up to 16 ounces. It is not insulated.

You cannot disassemble it for cleaning; you just wash with soap and water. (I've found that pulsing the jar with some soap and warm water inside works pretty well, but it takes some effort to get down around the very bottom of the mixing blades with a brush.) The lid has a lot of grooves and crannies but it cleans up pretty well; if you're some kind of sterility fanatic, it's hard to get under the sliding spout cover, but you can rinse it with soap and water to get it clean.

As to functionality, as far as this unit goes, it's fine. The mixing action is quite good, and the lid stays tightly on the jar. I've mostly used it for light powder mixes, nothing heavy; it does well with that, and takes very little pulsing to get a good mix. The directions state that it is not to be used for hot drinks, or heavy solid foods. It can probably handle fruit chunks, but it is far from a powerhouse.

A few drawbacks: as noted, the motor is not strong. Others have complained that it burns out with long use; I have only used it in quick-pulse mode, and that is what I would recommend. It runs at very high speed and vibrates if you don't hold it while pulsing; I don't know how long you can expect it to last - it really does seem to be laboring with even light duty. My real complaint is the lid: the only lids provided are the "drink-through" type with a hole in the lid near the drinking spout, and a flat sliding cover that opens and closes the hole (it is not a positive-cover system, like some spring-loaded types - it is just a flat cover that slides in a groove back and forth over the hole). The cover is nowhere near watertight, and there is also a small airhole on the other side of the lid that has no cover at all. This means that the drink will seep out easily if you tip the jar, even with the lid on and the cover closed. Liquid also oozes up around the hole cover while you are pulsing the mixer, so the lid gets wet and dirty before you even finish making your drink. If you are carrying it in a bag or purse, you have got to be very careful never to tip the bag, and probably should enclose the drink cup in a plastic bag. This is a pain, and really detracts from the usefulness of the system, which is, obviously, intended to be portable. I don't understand why they built a product expressly for the purpose of creating liquid drinks to take out of the home with you, and made the container leaky. I would prefer a simple completely closed cover that you could remove to drink; I understand that many people prefer the sip covers, especially in their cars, but, compared to other to-go containers on the market, this one is unusually cheesy. If you are using this system to make drinks to take with you for lunch or a workout later in the day, you essentially have to spend your entire day worrying about leaks and remembering to hold your container carefully upright - which is the opposite of making things easier for you.

In short, the system works well enough and is very convenient in terms of speed and ease of use. It takes only minutes to mix up a drink, and then you don't have to find a container to put it in (or have two separate containers to clean). Having two mixer jars is great for couples or for making two drinks to have with you at different times of the day. However, there are questions about the durability of the motor, and the leaky lid creates a serious hassle. The latter is particularly regrettable, because otherwise it's a great system.

Product Features
Travel lid lets you drink from the jar
Fits in most car drink holders
Great for fruit smoothies, icy drinks, shakes and more
Stainless steel blades
One-touch blending

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Hamilton Beach 51101B Personal Blender with Travel Lid, Black

Hamilton Beach 51101B Personal Blender with Travel Lid, Black

Hamilton Beach 51101B Personal Blender with Travel Lid, Black No need to lug out the heavy-duty blender for those morning smoothies, protein shakes, or other blended beverages. When you're trying to get out the door in a hurry, this convenient blender offers one-person portions, simple one-touch blending, and durable stainless-steel blades for fast results. Best of all, its 14-ounce blending jar doubles as a travel cup, so you can sip from the same container you blend in, which means less to clean in the end. The portable travel cup includes measuring marks up the side, and it fits most car cup holders for safe, secure transport. A travel lid to drink from and a recipe book are included. Great for at home or on the go, the 175-watt single-serve blender measures 3-3/4 by 3-3/4 by 12-1/2 inches.

Product Features
• 175-watt personal blender for smoothies, shakes, and more
• Simple one-touch operation; durable stainless-steel blades
• 14-ounce blending jar doubles as a travel cup (less to clean)
• Fits most car cup holders; recipe book included
• Measures 3-3/4 by 3-3/4 by 12-1/2 inches

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Powerful 390-watt motor Waring Professional Bar Blenders
Hamilton Beach Single-Serve Blender with 2 Jars and 2 Lids Great for fruit smoothies