- poweful commercial grade motor
- 1.4 litre capacity
- patented clover leaf design for ultra smooth results
- heavy duty brushed chrome base
- crushes ice on high and low settings
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Waring introduces the Miracle mixer to the American public, the first blender in history. In 1938 the blender's name is changed to the Waring blender. The iconic blender is still regarded as the defining machine in its field by barmen, chefs and scientists across the world. Now you can make your own smoothies and cocktails like the professionals
Product Description
- poweful commercial grade motor
- 1.4 litre capacity
- patented clover leaf design for ultra smooth results
- heavy duty brushed chrome base
- crushes ice on high and low settings
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
A wonderful blender which is authentic, reliable and well constructed. Any blender which comes with a lifetime guarantee is definitely worth investing in.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
We moved to the UK a couple of years ago and had to buy an entire kitchen's worth of small appliances when we moved into our house...ALL of which died within 18 months. I decided it was worth the extra money to buy professional grade appliances and the first replacement appliance I bought was the Waring RB70U Signature Blender (or Blendor as is written on the unit itself). I've had it for about ten months now and use it 2-3 times a week to puree soup. We occasionally use it to crush ice and make smoothies. It's performed beautifully every time.
What I love about this Blendor:
- Lifetime guarantee on the motor
- The Art Deco styling is stunning
- It's heavy! Really solid and has suction cups on the feet to keep it from sliding. It stays firmly on the counter!
- Does the job quickly...very powerful motor.
-The Cloverleaf jug is incredibly easy to clean. Most blender jugs have a narrow section at the bottom that's difficult to clean. This one is flat and is a breeze to wash up.
-The Low/High toggle switch...in all honesty, do we really need six to ten different options on a blender?!
What I'm not crazy about with the Blendor:
- I have to wait for soup to cool down a bit before I can put it in the Blendor, and even then I can only put 8 ounces in a time. I don't know if it's the unique design of the jug but if you put more than 8 oz/250mL of a hot/warm liquid in, you better make sure you have a super-tight grip on the lid. I speak from experience when I say the 8oz/250mL Ho/Warmt Liquid Rule is one that must be respected. ;) Which leads me to the second thing I'm not crazy about...
-If you have a spillage, there are lots of nooks and crannies to clean!
Having said that, it only takes about 3 or 4 rounds of whizzing to puree a large pot of soup that serves up 4 so it's only a minor inconvenience. And just don't overfill the jug so you don't have to clean up. The pros FAR outweigh the cons with this blender, and like I said - it's a stunner on the countertop!
What I love about this Blendor:
- Lifetime guarantee on the motor
- The Art Deco styling is stunning
- It's heavy! Really solid and has suction cups on the feet to keep it from sliding. It stays firmly on the counter!
- Does the job quickly...very powerful motor.
-The Cloverleaf jug is incredibly easy to clean. Most blender jugs have a narrow section at the bottom that's difficult to clean. This one is flat and is a breeze to wash up.
-The Low/High toggle switch...in all honesty, do we really need six to ten different options on a blender?!
What I'm not crazy about with the Blendor:
- I have to wait for soup to cool down a bit before I can put it in the Blendor, and even then I can only put 8 ounces in a time. I don't know if it's the unique design of the jug but if you put more than 8 oz/250mL of a hot/warm liquid in, you better make sure you have a super-tight grip on the lid. I speak from experience when I say the 8oz/250mL Ho/Warmt Liquid Rule is one that must be respected. ;) Which leads me to the second thing I'm not crazy about...
-If you have a spillage, there are lots of nooks and crannies to clean!
Having said that, it only takes about 3 or 4 rounds of whizzing to puree a large pot of soup that serves up 4 so it's only a minor inconvenience. And just don't overfill the jug so you don't have to clean up. The pros FAR outweigh the cons with this blender, and like I said - it's a stunner on the countertop!
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
I have purchased two of these in the past week. The first from Amazon arrived in a sealed package but with the front and other places on the base finish scratched. Looked terrible so it went back. The second purchased from another supplier (Amazon was out of stock) arrived with some small wear under the switch which looked like someone not been careful with the spanner when installing the switch. But from above it was hard to see so I was going to keep it. But when making a fruit smoothy for my children I noticed that liquid was dripping out of the bottom of the jug. On inspection it appeared that where the blades attach to the jug had cracked. Perhaps someone had tightened this assembly too hard. So this one goes back as well.
On the one use I had with these two units I did find that the motor is very powerful. Flick the switch to low with 1/2 litre of liquid in the jug and you better make sure the lid is on as the blender instantly takes whatever air is in the jug and mixes it with the liquid. If the lid is off or even loose liquid will be out of the jug. Taking the stopper out of the centre of the lid to add fruit also gives the liquid a chance to escape.
Since I wrote the comments above Waring replaced the blender and this new one arrived scratched. So after over a month still no blender and no refund. They have promised to send another but I think the Waring brand is not worth much so I am goingt to try for a refund and purchase another make.
On the one use I had with these two units I did find that the motor is very powerful. Flick the switch to low with 1/2 litre of liquid in the jug and you better make sure the lid is on as the blender instantly takes whatever air is in the jug and mixes it with the liquid. If the lid is off or even loose liquid will be out of the jug. Taking the stopper out of the centre of the lid to add fruit also gives the liquid a chance to escape.
Since I wrote the comments above Waring replaced the blender and this new one arrived scratched. So after over a month still no blender and no refund. They have promised to send another but I think the Waring brand is not worth much so I am goingt to try for a refund and purchase another make.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Blends everything
More than happy with this blender, it blends everything you throw at it, fruit, vegetables, greens, seeds , legumes even chocolate. Read more
Published 6 months ago by G. P. Richardson
A splendid blender
We were looking for a blender (or Blendor, according to Waring) that would handle frozen foods and this does the job nicely, even on the "low" setting (the food was chopped up). Read more
Published 10 months ago by Lin
So pleased with my purchase
Having previously owned a Kenwood Concerto smoothie maker which didn't last all that long I decided to invest in a better quality machine. Read more
Published 11 months ago by kerrykez
Simply Perfect
After a bit of homework I decided on the Waring Signature Blender and am absolutely delighted with it - blends superbly and is easy to clean. Oh, and it looks good too!
Published 12 months ago by Johnny
Great blender
At last, a blender that makes smoothies without lumps in. Having previously owned a blender that only seemed capable of mashing up 80% of what was put in it is fantastic to have a... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Ratty
Powerful blender - does the job
Recently changed to one of these from the high-end Phillips machine. It has 'only' a 450 Watt motor but turns ice cubes to slush in seconds and makes fantastic smoothies in less... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Rich D
Not as advertised
The technical details state a 1.5 horse power motor (about 1350 watts), the actual product is only .5 horse power (450 watts). Read more
Published on 21 May 2010 by K. Bailes
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