Waring Professional Blender: Waring Blender at Pleasant Hill Grain |
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 Waring Blender's Famous Cloverleaf Carafe Design |
Did you know Waring is the Original blender? Fred Waring brought the first commercially successful blender to market in 1935. Waring, a one-time Penn State architectural and engineering student, had a fascination with gadgets. His name was already well known -- not for any invention, however -- but because he was leader of the popular big band, "Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians." Inventor Fred Ossius was principally responsible for conceiving the blender's design, but when he needed assistance with the final development and promotion of his new creation, he approached Fred Waring for his help. Waring's money and fame gave the blender its start, but the novel machine took America's kitchens by storm for a more down-to-earth reason: It just worked fabulously well! Today, just as then, Waring blenders possess an elegant simplicity of design that looks as great as it works. Robust construction, strong motors and the trademark Cloverleaf carafe combine for a product that gets the job done quickly, easily and with timeless style. In more ways than one, Waring will always be the first name in blenders. The Waring Cloverleaf: Here's another bit of trivia... did you know that a blender with a smooth, round carafe wouldn't work well at all? The food in such a blender would just spin around without circulating through the blades. The convoluted sides you see in the image at left create a dynamic vortex action in the Waring carafe, pulling everything down into the powerful stainless steel blades. The Waring blender... not just strong & handsome... it's smart too! |
 Waring Professional Blender with Glass Carafe and metal base in white finish. |
High Performance Glass-Carafe Blender: Classic Waring, inside and out. You'll recognize the trademark 40 oz. cloverleaf carafe. It was designed to create a powerful vortex action for faster, thorough blending, and it works! The commercial grade 2-speed motor has more power than most home kitchens need, making even heavy tasks like ice-crushing effortless. Lid cap removes for addition of foods while running. With a self-cleaning blade assembly, this blender cleans up after itself!
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The Waring Blender: An Icon of the American Kitchen. |
 Waring Professional Blender with Glass Carafe and metal base in black finish. |
High Performance Glass-Carafe Blender: This heavy duty, commercial quality 2-speed Waring blender features an extra powerful motor housed in a polished ebony base. In just seconds, this blender can crush ice, blend frozen fruit smoothies, or purée soups and sauces. Lid cap removes for addition of foods while running. The heavy base is set on cushioned rubber feet for stable operation. Waring... Own an American kitchen classic!
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 Waring Professional Bar Blender with Stainless Steel Carafe and metal base in black finish. |
High Performance Blender with Stainless Steel Carafe: This is the blender the professionals use, with its gleaming 32 oz. stainless steel carafe and heavy duty commercial grade motor. This Professional Bar Blender can crush ice fast, at both high and low speeds. Great for blending frozen fruits, slushes, drinks and a lot more. The top-quality stainless steel blades cut swiftly through solids and liquids and will whip, mix, chop, purée or liquefy in seconds. The self-cleaning blade assembly is just one more reason this premium blender is the professional's choice, and one more reason to blend with a Waring!
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