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Ninja Blast Portable 18 oz. Blender, Cranberry Red (BC151CR) is New at Staples
Item: 24637560
Model: BC151CR
Price is $69.99
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Red blenders and food processors add a bright splash of color to any kitchen and handle many ingredient and beverage preparation tasks. Use stick or stand blenders to make smoothies, puree soup, or prepare sauces. Chop nuts, herbs, or vegetables with food processors. Explore the small kitchen appliances available at Staples® and speed through food prep with a red blender or food processor.
Red Blenders and Processors Are Versatile Kitchen Tools
Properly prepared ingredients can improve the flavor, texture, and appearance of food. Red and green blenders have multiple speed settings, so users can adjust the blade's speed to match the ingredients they're preparing. Some also have pulse buttons that provide a short burst of power and give precise control over the food's final consistency. Units with electric motors keep blades spinning at a steady pace when working with dense or bulky ingredients, delivering consistent results. Blenders have tight lids that help prevent spills, and food processors have bowl and blade interlocks that stop the blades from turning when the lid is off, enhancing user safety. Most appliances also have non-skid bases that keep them in place when the motor is running.
Tackle Kitchen Challenges With Red Blenders and Processors
Blenders and food processors have capacities between 24 and 48 ounces and handle the biggest chopping, blending, or mixing tasks. Most stick blenders don't come with a container. Use them to puree, mix, or whip ingredients in mixing bowls or pans. Many stand-style blenders have ice crusher settings that make frozen drinks or icy treats quickly. While most of these products have electric motors that drive the blades, select models have a manual mechanism. Use these devices to prepare ingredients when camping or picnicking.
What Are the Differences Between Red Blenders and Food Processors?
While these devices share some features, they also have some fundamental differences. They all have spinning blades that chop or mix ingredients. Blenders are most often used to whip, blend, or puree wet ingredients, while food processors work best with dry materials. Using the right tool for the job produces superior results.
Are Red Blenders and Food Processors Dishwasher Safe?
Many of these products disassemble into separate components, and parts such as lids, bowls and blade assemblies are often safe to put in the dishwasher. Blender or food processor base units contain electric motors. Never submerge electrical components in water or put them in a dishwasher. Wipe down the exterior of these parts with a damp cloth instead. When it comes to cleaning, following the manufacturer's recommendations is the best way to keep equipment running smoothly.
What Kind of Jar or Bowl Do Red Blenders and Food Processors Have?
Most blenders have a container made of thick glass or plastic. Glass jars help maintain the temperature of cold ingredients, but may be subject to thermal shock when mixing hot and cold liquids. Plastic jars are lighter than glass and are unaffected by extreme temperatures, but they sometimes pick up colors and odors from ingredients. Food processors typically have plastic bowls that are rugged and durable.
Red Blenders and Processors Are Versatile Kitchen Tools
Properly prepared ingredients can improve the flavor, texture, and appearance of food. Red and green blenders have multiple speed settings, so users can adjust the blade's speed to match the ingredients they're preparing. Some also have pulse buttons that provide a short burst of power and give precise control over the food's final consistency. Units with electric motors keep blades spinning at a steady pace when working with dense or bulky ingredients, delivering consistent results. Blenders have tight lids that help prevent spills, and food processors have bowl and blade interlocks that stop the blades from turning when the lid is off, enhancing user safety. Most appliances also have non-skid bases that keep them in place when the motor is running.
Tackle Kitchen Challenges With Red Blenders and Processors
Blenders and food processors have capacities between 24 and 48 ounces and handle the biggest chopping, blending, or mixing tasks. Most stick blenders don't come with a container. Use them to puree, mix, or whip ingredients in mixing bowls or pans. Many stand-style blenders have ice crusher settings that make frozen drinks or icy treats quickly. While most of these products have electric motors that drive the blades, select models have a manual mechanism. Use these devices to prepare ingredients when camping or picnicking.
What Are the Differences Between Red Blenders and Food Processors?
While these devices share some features, they also have some fundamental differences. They all have spinning blades that chop or mix ingredients. Blenders are most often used to whip, blend, or puree wet ingredients, while food processors work best with dry materials. Using the right tool for the job produces superior results.
Are Red Blenders and Food Processors Dishwasher Safe?
Many of these products disassemble into separate components, and parts such as lids, bowls and blade assemblies are often safe to put in the dishwasher. Blender or food processor base units contain electric motors. Never submerge electrical components in water or put them in a dishwasher. Wipe down the exterior of these parts with a damp cloth instead. When it comes to cleaning, following the manufacturer's recommendations is the best way to keep equipment running smoothly.
What Kind of Jar or Bowl Do Red Blenders and Food Processors Have?
Most blenders have a container made of thick glass or plastic. Glass jars help maintain the temperature of cold ingredients, but may be subject to thermal shock when mixing hot and cold liquids. Plastic jars are lighter than glass and are unaffected by extreme temperatures, but they sometimes pick up colors and odors from ingredients. Food processors typically have plastic bowls that are rugged and durable.