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Professional Blending Techniques
Filling the container
When filling the container with ingredients,
follow these recommendations:
• Use sufficient amount of liquid to ensure
that the mixture is fluid and free-running
at all times. Pour the liquid into the
container FIRST.
• Cut solid ingredients into pieces that are
no bigger than a 1" cube.
• Add the ingredients to container in batches.
Do not blend maximum volume all at once.
• Do NOT overfill the container with product.
This may prevent the blender from
processing the product properly.
Process dense foods or thick mixtures
in small batches, and remember that the
volume of the product normally increases
during processing.
• Do not exceed 8 oz. of content when
blending hot product.
• Always place the cover and filler cap on
the container when blending. For blending
hot liquids, remove filler cap from
container cover before blending.
Blending techniques
Icy drinks – Do not use blender to crush
large ice cubes. The blender is not
designed for this. Small ice cubes or
crushed ice is recommended. Pour in
liquid, then add ice. Cover. Turn blender
On and process until desired consistency
is reached. Chunks of frozen fruit can be
added to milk or fruit juice to produce a
sherbet or slush.
wWARNING
Burn Hazard
Always use caution when blending
hot contents.
Failure to follow these instructions
can result in burns.
Blending hot mixtures
IMPORTANT: To minimize the possibility
of scalding, the following precautions MUST
be observed:
• Do not exceed 8 oz. of content when
blending hot product. Remember that the
volume of the product normally increases
during processing.
• Always place the cover on the container
and remove the filler cap from container
cover when blending hot liquids to prevent
the build up of pressure.
• Never stand with your face directly over
the container when operating the blender
where steam may be released.
Filler Cap
Use the filler cap to add liquids to the
container while the unit is running.
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