Mix, chop, and pur??e ingredients like an expert with Waring Pro’s Professional bar blender. This hardworking blender is made with high-quality parts, including stainless-steel blades and a durable glass carafe. The simple two-speed operation covers all your blending tasks, and a powerful 350-watt motor crushes ice quickly. The generously sized carafe is clearly marked with
Mix, chop, and pur??e ingredients like an expert with Waring Pro’s Professional bar blender. This hardworking blender is made with high-quality parts, including stainless-steel blades and a durable glass carafe. The simple two-speed operation covers all your blending tasks, and a powerful 350-watt motor crushes ice quickly. The generously sized carafe is clearly marked with both English and metric measurements, and the classic waterfall base with chrome finish will look great on any kitchen countertop. Removable blades make cleanup safer and easier, and the carafe and lid are dishwasher safe.
10″ L x 8-3/10″ W x 8-1/2″ H, with a 40 ounce capacityBandleader and inventor Fred Waring introduced the first blender in 1936; more than 60 years later the Waring blender remains the standard for the field. This one, a hardworking blender with a durable glass pitcher and a sturdy metal base, can quickly pulverize ice or purée a vichyssoise to creamy smoothness. The stainless-steel blade is removable on this model, and the plastic ring that attaches the blade to the pitcher feels a little light for such a heavy blender. Those in doubt might go with one of Waring’s fixed-blade blenders. With a one-year appliance warranty, though, there’s plenty of time to test this one out. –Maria Dolan
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