Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

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Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

Give your kitchen a progressed appliance with retro styling. Enjoy healthful fruit smoothies in the a.m. and less innocent beverages in the p.m. The ceaseless speed and pulse along with a stainless steel cutting blade will have your ingredients chopped, blended, and purEed in next to no time.

Powered by a 500-watt motor, this classic blender mixes margaritas and smoothies, mixes soups and sauces, chops fruits and vegetables, grinds coffee beans and nuts, grates cheese and coconut, and crushes ice. The blender has a high speed and a low-speed pulse control, which may be held down for neverending action. Its 40-ounce, ribbed-and-tapered glass container fits onto Oster’s distinctive beehive-shaped base, which is outfitted with slip-proof rubber feet. Its stainless-steel blade-assembly removes for cleaning, and the container is calibrated in both ounces and liters. Fully assembled, the blender stands 16 inches high on a 7-1/4-inch-diameter base. With the exception of the dishwasher-safe glass container, all parts–including the plastic lid with it is plastic 2-ounce measuring insert–require hand washing. The blender carries a one-year warranty versus defects, and it is instruction booklet includes dozens of recipes. –Fred Brack

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

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Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender Image

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender Image

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender Image

Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

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Waring 6 Cup Stainless Steel Blender

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271 of 272 humans found the following review helpful.
54th time’s the charm
By Melissa
I’ve burned through 3 other brands of blenders — each time the plastic “spinner” in the motor base (which mates to a plastic spinner in the pitcher’s base that turns the blade) broke. Finally we decisive to undertake out the Oster “Classic” because it uses a metal shaft that fits directly into the pitcher’s base to turn the blades rather than the plastic disks that all the newer blender designs seem to use. That does the trick. I make a lot of fruit smoothies using frozen fruit — which may be pretty hard on blenders — but so far the Oster Classic has been up to the task. I highly commend it!

181 of 185 humans found the following review helpful.
5Simple does it best
By Shinda
We purchased this blender after a horrid experience with a good deal of Cuisianart mulit-speed blender that turned out to be a piece of … Originally I was attracted to all the bells and whistles, but after all that leaked on the original pouring, I realized we had a problem, Houston.

After cruising the ratings here, we purchased the basic, two-speed (read: go and pulse) GORGEOUS chrome beehive blender. Somehow we got the one that had the mini-jar for dressings, the feed processor, and milkshake blade with chrome cannister, all for less than the Cuisinart Multi-Function Mistake. :)

This thing kicks. I’ve made dressings in it, and it was done with ease and they were blended well. Most importantly, I’ve made assorted batches of adult drinks involving ice, and as long as you add the ice a few cubes at a time, it turns out utterly smooth (no ice chips hitting your teeth as you tip the glass).

I LOVE OUR OSTERIZER BEEHIVE BLENDER!!!! Simple is actually all you need in a blender. If it’s something that needs a bit of mixing, hit the pulse button as needed. If it’s severe mixing, turn it on. In my opinion, speed 3, 6, and 9 are not required. This does it all, and looks MIGHTY fine while doing it. If only we had the counter space to leave it out…….it’s SO pretty!!!!

Happy blending, anything!
Shinda

213 of 230 persons found the following review helpful.
2High hopes trashed!
By kozmonaut
We purchased this blender regarding 2 years ago, mainly based on price, simplicity of design and reviews from Amazon. After living with a high-maintenance Kitchen-Aid blender (all those little constituents to clean!), The Oster seemed liked the answer to our blender dreams. Unfortunately after weekly use merely for smoothies, it speedily became evident that this Oster was not like it is formidable ancestors…
The power is completely inadequate. Food constantly overwhelms the blade and any kind of blending totally stops. Close to it is 2-year birthday, it gave up the will to live – following a weird grinding noise, smoke came from the base and then…. nothing. And now, here we are, searching for a new blender.

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