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104 pages

Vegetarian Times

2000-06

While tofu is pressing, combine all other ingredients in a KitchenAid blender. Crumble tofu and gradually add to mixture in blender jar. Scrape down sides of jar occasionally to ensure an even consistency throughout.



508 pages

The new cooks ̓catalogue

Creator: Burton Wolf | Cooking - 2000-10-24

Publisher: Alfred a Knopf Inc

About this book
Updated, expanded, thoroughly revised, and now in full color--the definitive guide to cooking equipment and utensils This book offers detailed evaluations of more than a thousand items of kitchen equipment--from paring knives to grill pans to espresso machines--providing you with practical information about brands, models, size, function, and performance. Each entry is accompanied by a color photograph and includes features and tips on care and usage. Also included are sections on what to look for when purchasing, as well as recipes and sidebars by more than a hundred culinary celebrities. Whether you are setting up a kitchen for the first time or adding to a long-standing collection, you will findThe New Cooks' Cataloguean invaluable and entertaining guide to making the right selections. Contributors include: Bruce Aidells Lidia Matticchio Bastianich Mario Batali Michael & Ariane Batterberry Rick Bayless Daniel Boulud Terrance Brennan Giuliano Bugialli David Burke Penelope Casas Helen Chen Julia Child Bernard Clayton Shirley Corriher Marion Cunningham Ariane Daguin Rocco DiSpirito Alain Ducasse Florence Fabricant Susanna Foo Larry Forgione Edward Giobbi Dorie Greenspan Jessica B. Harris Marcella Hazan Maida Heatter Pierre Herme Ken Hom Dr. Ernesto Illy Steven Jenkins Thomas Keller Gray Kunz Daniel Leader Sarabeth Levine Michael Lomonaco Nobu Matsuhisa Michael McCarty Danny Meyer Joan Nathan Francois Payard Jacques Pepin James Peterson Alfred Portale Paul Prudhomme Eric Ripert Claudia Roden Douglas Rodriguez Michael Romano Julie Sahni Marcus Samuelsson Nancy Silverton Raymond Sokolov Andre Soltner Jane & Michael Stern Christopher Styler Jacques Torres Barbara Tropp Margaret Visser Jean-Georges Vongerichten Alice Waters Nach Waxman Jasper White Paula Wolfert Kevin Zraly



504 pages

Information Architecture for the World Wide Web

Creator: Peter Morville, Louis Rosenfeld | Computers - 2006-11-27

If the word is found, then the query is “exploded” to include all of the equivalent words. For example, in Boolean logic: (kitchenaid) becomes ( kitchenaid or "kitchen aid" or blender or "food processor" or cuisinart or cuizinart) ...

Publisher: O'Reilly Media

About this book
The post-Ajaxian Web 2.0 world of wikis, folksonomies, and mashups makes well-planned information architecture even more essential. How do you present large volumes of information to people who need to find what they're looking for quickly? This classic primer shows information architects, designers, and web site developers how to build large-scale and maintainable web sites that are appealing and easy to navigate. The new edition is thoroughly updated to address emerging technologies -- with recent examples, new scenarios, and information on best practices -- while maintaining its focus on fundamentals. With topics that range from aesthetics to mechanics, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web explains how to create interfaces that users can understand right away. Inside, you'll find: An overview of information architecture for both newcomers and experienced practitioners The fundamental components of an architecture, illustrating the interconnected nature of these systems. Updated, with updates for tagging, folksonomies, social classification, and guided navigation Tools, techniques, and methods that take you from research to strategy and design to implementation. This edition discusses blueprints, wireframes and the role of diagrams in the design phase A series of short essays that provide practical tips and philosophical advice for those who work on information architecture The business context of practicing and promoting information architecture, including recent lessons on how to handle enterprise architecture Case studies on the evolution of two large and very different information architectures, illustrating best practices along the way How do you document the rich interfaces of web applications? How do you design for multiple platforms and mobile devices? With emphasis on goals and approaches over tactics or technologies, this enormously popular book gives you knowledge about information architecture with a framework that allows you to learn new approaches -- and unlearn outmoded ones.


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  • Kitchenaid

    KitchenAid Blender Pitcher polycarbonate kitchenaid blender jar fits KSB540 KSB560 KSB580

    Kitchen (Kitchenaid)

    Rating (7 reviews):
    (4.6/5)
    Kitchenaid

    Expect it to last a year, then break.

    This is my third pitcher for my since I bought it two years ago. It's a great blender (albeit loud), and if you consider there is a $30/yr 'fee' to keep replacing the pitcher it's a pretty decent deal.These pitchers are great while they last, but they will break. Just expect it to happen and you won't be disappointed :) 4/5 David M. Robbins "Sweet" (Sherman Oaks, CA) - See all my reviews, April 18, 2012

    looking for a replacement?

    then go with this product....it is the correct replacement jar for your kitchen aid blender. note....does not come with lid. 5/5 T. M. Edwards "tme" (atlanta, ga) - See all my reviews, March 18, 2012

    Kitchen Aid Pitcher

    OEM product for Kitchen Aid Blender. Blade broke on the original and bought this. So far so good. I think this will last for quite a while. 5/5 andrevi - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: KitchenAid Blender Pitcher polycarbonate kitchenaid blender jar fits KSB540 KSB560 KSB580 OEM product for Kitchen Aid Blender. Blade broke on the original and bought this. So far so good. I think this will last for quite a while. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , April 6, 2012
    56 OZ POLYCARBONATE BPA FREE CONTAINER
    DISHWASHER SAFE
    INCLUDES BLADE ASSEMBLY

  • KitchenAid

    Kitchenaid Blender Jar

    Single Detail Page Misc (KitchenAid)

    Rating (5 reviews):
    (2.4/5)
    KitchenAid

    Blade assembly, or lack thereof, stinks!

    This really goes with a great blender. You absolutely cannot complain about the size of the jar. I never put it in the dishwasher, so it never cracked either. The blade assembly, however, is just awful. Whatever happened to the days when you could unscrew the blade, take it all apart for cleaning and then put it back together? This thing comes lose and to tighten it is impossible for me and painful for my husband. We had to jury rig another rubber washer in there, because you cant take it all apart to replace it. I am currently drinking a chunky smoothie, suppose I should call it a chunkie, because we dare not let it blend for very long before it all starts leaking out the bottom. So, while I love the blender, this jar is such a pain to deal with that I would really recommend not even bothering. 1/5 Sharlee - See all my reviews, August 7, 2011

    THE JAR being SOLD

    The previous two reviews talk about the awful KitchAid blender jar. YES it is awful. The blade broke in about a year.But this jar being sold here is pretty decent. Nice product, prompt shipping by the seller. Only thing is that they did not provide much information on the site. Its a 48 oz jar without the lid. But fits nicely to my KSB560. 4/5 Prady - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Kitchenaid Blender Jar The previous two reviews talk about the awful KitchAid blender jar. YES it is awful. The blade broke in about a year.But this jar being sold here is pretty decent. Nice product, prompt shipping by the seller. Only thing is that they did not provide much information on the site. Its a 48 oz jar without the lid. But fits nicely to my KSB560. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 7, 2012

    buyer beware

    If you're considering a Kitchen Aid blender, READ THESE REVIEWS CAREFULLY. The blender part is fine, but the jar & blade assembly were not built to last. Unfortunately Kitchen Aid makes minor changes to the products and makes the old models obsolete and spare parts are no longer available. I called the Kitchen Aid support line to ask where I could buy a discontinued jar for my KSB5WH4 blender (KitchenAid Small Appliance Blender White Model 4) and they just tried to sell me a refurbished model. Why on earth why I double down by buying a second discontinued model? You too can join the legions of frustrated consumers that mistakenly trusted an old name like Kitchen Aid. Next time I'll just buy some inexpensive chinese junk and replace it every 5 years. 1/5 wary consumer (silicon valley) - See all my reviews This review is from: Kitchenaid Blender Jar If you're considering a Kitchen Aid blender, READ THESE REVIEWS CAREFULLY. The blender part is fine, but the jar & blade assembly were not built to last. Unfortunately Kitchen Aid makes minor changes to the products and makes the old models obsolete and spare parts are no longer available. I called the Kitchen Aid support line to ask where I could buy a discontinued jar for my KSB5WH4 blender (KitchenAid Small Appliance Blender White Model 4) and they just tried to sell me a refurbished model. Why on earth why I double down by buying a second discontinued model? You too can join the legions of frustrated consumers that mistakenly trusted an old name like Kitchen Aid. Next time I'll just buy some inexpensive chinese junk and replace it every 5 years. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , April 18, 2012

  • KitchenAid

    KitchenAid 56-Ounce Blender Pitcher with Black Lid

    Kitchen (KitchenAid)

    Rating (21 reviews):
    (1.6/5)
    KitchenAid

    Buying my 3rd one, grrrrrrr....

    These plastic jars just don't last. I don't know how this even qualifies as a viable product. We have to replace ours every several months. We don't do anything abnormal with it. Smoothies mainly, and we use our icemaker to pre-crush the ice for it (since we know it's so sensitive). It doesn't take long for cracks to appear, and then come the sticky leaks that get all over the blender and the counter. And, it's so expensive. Unfortunately, our blender (the KSB-580, which is similar to the 560, I think) doesn't take the standard glass jar. Big mistake on our part. At some point, I guess, we'll need to buy a new blender so we don't have to keep replacing the jar. Argh. 1/5 Matt Drostdy "Matt" (Alexandria VA) - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid 56-Ounce Blender Pitcher with Black Lid (Kitchen) These plastic jars just don't last. I don't know how this even qualifies as a viable product. We have to replace ours every several months. We don't do anything abnormal with it. Smoothies mainly, and we use our icemaker to pre-crush the ice for it (since we know it's so sensitive). It doesn't take long for cracks to appear, and then come the sticky leaks that get all over the blender and the counter. And, it's so expensive. Unfortunately, our blender (the KSB-580, which is similar to the 560, I think) doesn't take the standard glass jar. Big mistake on our part. At some point, I guess, we'll need to buy a new blender so we don't have to keep replacing the jar. Argh. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , March 11, 2009

    Loved it for a minute, then ...

    I thought I had found the perfect blender. The jar is light and simple to use/wash. I used for less than a year making smoothies - with and without ice. Then one day I put all ingredients in and hit the liquify button and all I hear is spinning - no action. The blade had broken in half. Again, this was what I would call light to normal useage for less than a year. I began searching online for a replacement jar because when it worked I did like this blender. ARE YOU [...]KIDDING ME??? $50++ for a replacement jar. What a crock of sh**. I will now go and purchase another blender and stay clear of Kitchen Aid just because ... 1/5 M. Bryant (Silicon Valley, CA) - See all my reviews, December 27, 2010

    Makes me rethink KitchAid anything

    I wish I had seen other comment before I bought mine. I too have this blender and my jar has cracked and needs replacing. KitchenAid clearly has a manufacturing defect with this, but instead of fixing it they appear to have decided to just make money on it by charging $50 for a part that should be about $25. It's probably the last KitchenAid product I'll ever buy. 1/5 Chefgirl - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid Blender Pitcher with Lid (Kitchen) I wish I had seen other comment before I bought mine. I too have this blender and my jar has cracked and needs replacing. KitchenAid clearly has a manufacturing defect with this, but instead of fixing it they appear to have decided to just make money on it by charging $50 for a part that should be about $25. It's probably the last KitchenAid product I'll ever buy. Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , August 22, 2010
    List Price: $49.99
    Fits Kitchenaid blender models KSB540, KSB560 and KSB580
    Shatter-resistant polycarbonate jar with black lid
    Built-in drain holes eliminate food traps and make cleaning easier
    Dishwasher safe

  • Kitchen Aid

    Kitchen Aid Blender Jar Polycarbonate Jar Lid W10183714

    Single Detail Page Misc (Kitchen Aid)

    Rating (1 reviews):
    (1.0/5)
    Kitchen Aid

    BAD, BAD, BAD FIT

    The company peddling this item should be watched. It is a NOT and real KITCHEN AID LID but a CHINESE knock off AND not a good one at that. :((( 1/5 paul meadows (FORT WORTH, TX, US) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Kitchen Aid Blender Jar Polycarbonate Jar Lid W10183714 The company peddling this item should be watched. It is a NOT and real KITCHEN AID LID but a CHINESE knock off AND not a good one at that. :((( Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , February 8, 2012
    Fits KitchenAid Blender Models: KSB540, KSB560, KSB580 ONLY
    Will NOT Fit ProLine Models
    Charcoal Gray Lid with Insert

  • Kitchen Aid

    Kitchen Aid Blender Jar Lid, 9704922

    Kitchen (Kitchen Aid)

    Rating (1 reviews):
    (5.0/5)
    Kitchen Aid

    its a lid

    what can i say plastic lid it fit no prblem i love amazon came in as advetised everthing was shipped and well protected 5/5 Barry J. Gervais - See all my reviews, December 9, 2011
    Works with the following models: Whirlpool 5KSB52-4, Whirlpool 5KSB5-4, Whirlpool KSB33
    LID ASSEMBLY
    Whirlpool KSB354OB0, Whirlpool KSB354WH0, Whirlpool KSB5, Whirlpool KSB5(DUP), Whirlpool KSB53

  • KITCHENAID

    KITCHENAID BLENDER RUBBER COUPLER 9704230 WITH REMOVAL TOOL

    Kitchen (KITCHENAID)

    Rating (76 reviews):
    (4.4/5)
    KITCHENAID

    Fast and easy repair

    I read several of the reviews of the coupler. After close observation of my own blender, I realized I would not be able to remove the torn coupler without a special tool, which I didn't know was available. Then I came upon this set of tool and coupler, which I immediately ordered, with my fingers crossed hoping it would work out. After a quick delivery (in my mailbox in 5 days, including a weekend), I opened the package. The directions that come with the coupler do not explain how to use special tool. However, it was pretty easy to figure out: Use the tool to hold the knob in place on which the coupler is attached (without the tool, the knob will turn in the same direction as the loosening direction). Use a plier to turn the coupler clockwise, while using the tool to hold the knob still, thus preventing the knob from turning as you loosen it. Note, the coupler must be loosened by turning it righty-loosey, opposite of the usual righty-tighty. For me, this could not be done without the... 5/5 J. - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: KITCHENAID BLENDER RUBBER COUPLER 9704230 WITH REMOVAL TOOL I read several of the reviews of the coupler. After close observation of my own blender, I realized I would not be able to remove the torn coupler without a special tool, which I didn't know was available. Then I came upon this set of tool and coupler, which I immediately ordered, with my fingers crossed hoping it would work out. After a quick delivery (in my mailbox in 5 days, including a weekend), I opened the package. The directions that come with the coupler do not explain how to use special tool. However, it was pretty easy to figure out: Use the tool to hold the knob in place on which the coupler is attached (without the tool, the knob will turn in the same direction as the loosening direction). Use a plier to turn the coupler clockwise, while using the tool to hold the knob still, thus preventing the knob from turning as you loosen it. Note, the coupler must be loosened by turning it righty-loosey, opposite of the usual righty-tighty. For me, this could not be done without the... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 3, 2010

    Removal tool was absolutely necessary.

    When my husband and I ordered the replacement rubber coupler for our Kitchenaid blender, I wanted to order the removal tool as well. He took the guy's advice in the other review and did not order it. After working on my blender for nearly half an hour attempting to remove the coupler according to the directions, he had a blister on his finger, had chisled little bits of metal off my blender base, was in a terrible mood, and he still couldn't remove it. I tried too, following the instructions closely, to no avail. We ordered the removal tool combo the next day and when it arrived, had the coupler off and replaced in less than a minute. The blender works perfectly once again. I wish I had ordered the removal tool in the first place. 5/5 D. Wilson (NC USA) - See all my reviews, March 10, 2010

    get it cheaper from the supplier

    I know Amazon buys from suppliers and they usually sell items for less but in this case I went directly to the suppliers website and got 2 of the couplersand the tool for the same price. Actually I think the shipping was cheaper and I will get it faster that Amazon shipping. 1/5 J. Morin "Jill" (Mesa, AZ USA) - See all my reviews, July 4, 2010
    SPANNER TOOL IS EASY TO USE AND WILL NOT SCRATCH BLENDER!
    KITCHENAID BLENDER COUPLER WITH UNIQUE REMOVAL TOOL!
    THE TOOL IS DESIGNED TO SLIDE UNDER THE OLD COUPLER FOR EASY REMOVAL!

  • Kitchen Aid

    KitchenAid KSBGCB Cutter Blade Assembly with Gasket

    Kitchen (Kitchen Aid)

    Rating (24 reviews):
    (4.2/5)
    Kitchen Aid

    THIS PART DOES NOT FIT THE KITCHEN AID KSB5 MODEL!

    After reading the reviews I wondered about the part. Some said thAt it would fit and others said it doesn't. Perhaps it will fit other models but it certainly does fit the Kitchen Aid KSB5. It is much smaller and there are only 2 cogs instead of the original 6. I am happy that I purchased this with an Amazon.com Credit Card. They helped me get a refund with no problem. I did have to pay for the shipping the part to them and also the shipping of the part to me. That came out to almost $5.00. At least I got a little over $12.00 back. On their reciept it states that there if there is "free" shipping there will be a $10.00 handling charge plus the price of the shipping charge to send the item to you. Thank goodness this was not the case or I would have been a very unhappy camper. IF YOU HAVE A KITCHEN AID KSB5 BLENDER DO NOT BUY THIS PART......IT WILL NOT FIT! 1/5 Marilyn E. McNabb (Fort Myers, FL, US) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: KitchenAid KSBGCB Cutter Blade Assembly with Gasket After reading the reviews I wondered about the part. Some said thAt it would fit and others said it doesn't. Perhaps it will fit other models but it certainly does fit the Kitchen Aid KSB5. It is much smaller and there are only 2 cogs instead of the original 6. I am happy that I purchased this with an Amazon.com Credit Card. They helped me get a refund with no problem. I did have to pay for the shipping the part to them and also the shipping of the part to me. That came out to almost $5.00. At least I got a little over $12.00 back. On their reciept it states that there if there is "free" shipping there will be a $10.00 handling charge plus the price of the shipping charge to send the item to you. Thank goodness this was not the case or I would have been a very unhappy camper. IF YOU HAVE A KITCHEN AID KSB5 BLENDER DO NOT BUY THIS PART......IT WILL NOT FIT! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , July 18, 2010

    Worked Perfectly!

    Worked great for my blender model number KSB3WH. The original one that I had was dome shaped and this replacement worked great for it! 5/5 Mfarley - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: KitchenAid KSBGCB Cutter Blade Assembly with Gasket Worked great for my blender model number KSB3WH. The original one that I had was dome shaped and this replacement worked great for it! Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , August 3, 2011

    Vvrrrrrooooooommmmmmmm!

    The old blender blade assembly got fried and I bought this one to replace it. This is a perfect replacement. You probably don't realize it, but those blades on your old one used to be sharp before making 300 batches of margaritas. Go figure! A new sharp set will make your world a better place. 5/5 John Blue (California, USA) - See all my reviews, April 11, 2008

  • Kitchen Aid

    Kitchen Aid Glass Blender Jar KSB354 Series, W10221793

    Single Detail Page Misc (Kitchen Aid)

    Genuine KitchenAid Glass Blender Jar for KSB354 Series
    Works with KitchenAid models: KSB354OB, KSB354WH, KSB-534
    Includes Glass Blender Jar Only
    Does not fit KitchenAid ProLine Bar Blenders

  • KitchenAid

    KitchenAid KSB560ER 5-Speed Blender with Polycarbonate Jar, Empire Red

    Kitchen (KitchenAid)

    Rating (644 reviews):
    (3.9/5)
    KitchenAid

    Search for the holy blender...

    I have been looking for a blender for a few weeks now. We have started making smoothies at home and burned up our old one. Our girls like the "Chocolate Elvis" recipe from the local smoothie place which contains peanutbutter, bananas, yogurt, ice, and milk. I guess this is really hard on blenders. I bought one at Target 2 weeks ago that had "700 watts peak power" on the box. It died in 2 days. The power spec on the bottom of the blender said 450 watts. I think that is false advertisement. I have seen this on 2 different blenders now.I have been leery of buying any blender with the little plastic teeth couplers because of all the bad reviews here on Amazon. I also wanted to stay away from anything with only 450 watts.I was in another store and saw this blender. It has a new design for where the blades couple with the motor. "Commercial quality couplers with 12 interlocking teeth....coated for quiet operation".We have had it for a few days now and... 4/5 Band Dad (Orlando, FL) - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid KSB560MC 5-Speed Blender with Polycarbonate Jar, Metallic Chrome (Kitchen) I have been looking for a blender for a few weeks now. We have started making smoothies at home and burned up our old one. Our girls like the "Chocolate Elvis" recipe from the local smoothie place which contains peanutbutter, bananas, yogurt, ice, and milk. I guess this is really hard on blenders. I bought one at Target 2 weeks ago that had "700 watts peak power" on the box. It died in 2 days. The power spec on the bottom of the blender said 450 watts. I think that is false advertisement. I have seen this on 2 different blenders now.I have been leery of buying any blender with the little plastic teeth couplers because of all the bad reviews here on Amazon. I also wanted to stay away from anything with only 450 watts.I was in another store and saw this blender. It has a new design for where the blades couple with the motor. "Commercial quality couplers with 12 interlocking teeth....coated for quiet operation".We have had it for a few days now and... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , July 31, 2006

    They Redesigned The Container (carafe)!!!

    We bought this Kitchenaid blender over a year ago, and after several months the container started to leak. The leak was small, and we put up with it for awhile. We finally got tired of the mess, however, and called the factory. We were told that the container had been redesigned, and they would send us a new one immediately even though our warranty had expired. When we got the new one we could see that it had indeed been redesigned, and have used it for some time now, and NO LEAKS. A leak proof container plus the other great features of this blender now warrant a definite five stars.3/24/12 update. Our blender is now five years old, is used every day, and has been problem free since they replaced the container in 2008. 5/5 Robert Derenthal "bucherwurm" (California United States) - See all my reviews, May 25, 2008

    Do Yourself a Favor and Buy this Fantasitc Blender

    My husband and I make smoothies almost every single night (as in, 6-7 nights/week), so we're really hard on our blenders. We have been through 4 blenders in the last 3 years alone. We started with a cheap Oster blender, but quickly realized that it was pretty much useless for the thick smoothies we like to make. Next, I bought the Back to Basics Smoothie Elite, which was great for as long as it held up, but as it turned out, that was only 6 months. So, we upgraded to the Back to Basics Smoothie Professional, which was great until I dropped the glass jar into the sink and broke it, only to find that you couldn't buy a new one ANYWHERE so my $120 blender was now worthless.After all this, I decided to stop fooling around and buy a Kitchenaid. This blender has all the power you need (way more power than any of the first 3 blenders I bought; both the smoothie blenders came with a stir stick, but such a thing isn't even necessary when you have the power of this Kitchenaid),... 5/5 AG Pym (Bookland) - See all my reviews This review is from: KitchenAid KSB560MC 5-Speed Blender with Polycarbonate Jar, Metallic Chrome (Kitchen) My husband and I make smoothies almost every single night (as in, 6-7 nights/week), so we're really hard on our blenders. We have been through 4 blenders in the last 3 years alone. We started with a cheap Oster blender, but quickly realized that it was pretty much useless for the thick smoothies we like to make. Next, I bought the Back to Basics Smoothie Elite, which was great for as long as it held up, but as it turned out, that was only 6 months. So, we upgraded to the Back to Basics Smoothie Professional, which was great until I dropped the glass jar into the sink and broke it, only to find that you couldn't buy a new one ANYWHERE so my $120 blender was now worthless.After all this, I decided to stop fooling around and buy a Kitchenaid. This blender has all the power you need (way more power than any of the first 3 blenders I bought; both the smoothie blenders came with a stir stick, but such a thing isn't even necessary when you have the power of this Kitchenaid),... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , December 21, 2006
    List Price: $129.99
    5-speed blender offers .9 HP motor and Intelli-Speed electronic controls
    Dishwasher-safe shatter-resistant pitcher with 56-ounce capacity; soft-grip handle
    Automatic "crush ice" button; Clean Touch control pad; cord storage for tidy countertops
    Die-cast metal base; steel-reinforced coupler; 1-piece stainless-steel blade
    Measures 7-1/4 by 9 by 15-1/5 inches; 1-year hassle-free replacement warranty

  • Oster

    Oster BVCB07-Z 6-Cup Glass Jar 7-Speed Blender, Stainless Steel

    Kitchen (Oster)

    Rating (147 reviews):
    (4.2/5)
    Oster

    great blender

    I make frozen fruit smoothies every day and I needed a blender that could handle that sort of heavy duty use. I bought one of these at Costco after seriously considering both the Blendtec and The VitaMix machines. I am so glad I bought this one. It has proven to be a great blender. Every morning I toss in frozen strawberries, bananas, pineapple, blueberries, oranges, and other types of fruit. To that I add protein powder and milk, secure the top and use the automatic (this lovely machine shuts itself off) setting to make a pitcher of really great, icey cold, somewhat frozen smoothies. Some days the mixture is so thick that we have to eat the it with spoons! Once in awhile I have to stop the blender and stir the contents because a piece of frozen fruit gets stuck. But that is a rare occurrence (the reversing blades are great at keeping things moving and blending).So why do I give this blender 4 stars instead of five? It is noisy. In my opinion it is very noisy. I... 4/5 JJO (CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Oster BVCB07-Z 6-Cup Glass Jar 7-Speed Blender, Stainless Steel (Kitchen) I make frozen fruit smoothies every day and I needed a blender that could handle that sort of heavy duty use. I bought one of these at Costco after seriously considering both the Blendtec and The VitaMix machines. I am so glad I bought this one. It has proven to be a great blender. Every morning I toss in frozen strawberries, bananas, pineapple, blueberries, oranges, and other types of fruit. To that I add protein powder and milk, secure the top and use the automatic (this lovely machine shuts itself off) setting to make a pitcher of really great, icey cold, somewhat frozen smoothies. Some days the mixture is so thick that we have to eat the it with spoons! Once in awhile I have to stop the blender and stir the contents because a piece of frozen fruit gets stuck. But that is a rare occurrence (the reversing blades are great at keeping things moving and blending).So why do I give this blender 4 stars instead of five? It is noisy. In my opinion it is very noisy. I... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , May 1, 2010

    I wish I would have known

    I have used Oster blenders for years, my last one a beehive, glass jar one was wonderful and held up to almost daily heavy duty use. I purchased it over 5 years ago. The only problem I ever had was the eventual cracking and breaking down of the housing around the blade unit. It was constructed of a heavy very durable plastic. I ordered a replacement part which was sold to fit that particular blender and sold here on Amazon. It didn't last a month.I just received my new Oster 600 Watt Counterforms blender and yes it has a glass jar and it may be 600 watts but I was VERY disappointed to see that the housing around the blade unit is very cheap PLASTIC!!! I will try to use this blender but am already disappointed that Oster has scrimped on a very important part of the blender's durability and usefulness!!!6/29/2011 This is an edit - I bought this blender in August 2010 and here it is 10 months later and the housing completely split. If you want a blender to... 3/5 Karen H Bennett (Virginia) - See all my reviews This review is from: Oster Counterforms Blender - Stainless or Black I have used Oster blenders for years, my last one a beehive, glass jar one was wonderful and held up to almost daily heavy duty use. I purchased it over 5 years ago. The only problem I ever had was the eventual cracking and breaking down of the housing around the blade unit. It was constructed of a heavy very durable plastic. I ordered a replacement part which was sold to fit that particular blender and sold here on Amazon. It didn't last a month.I just received my new Oster 600 Watt Counterforms blender and yes it has a glass jar and it may be 600 watts but I was VERY disappointed to see that the housing around the blade unit is very cheap PLASTIC!!! I will try to use this blender but am already disappointed that Oster has scrimped on a very important part of the blender's durability and usefulness!!!6/29/2011 This is an edit - I bought this blender in August 2010 and here it is 10 months later and the housing completely split. If you want a blender to... Read more Help other customers find the most helpful reviews  Was this review helpful to you? , August 12, 2010

    Great blender

    I have had this blender for almost 3 years now.In that time I have made numerous shakes, smoothiesand mixed drinks. The blades to date still do thejobs I intended them for. I haven't ever hadany problems with the motor or the blades stoppingmid blend. The noise is really loud but afterso many uses I've tuned it out. It is easy to cleanand doesn't look cheap or feel cheap. I don't usethe food chop button as I either chop etc.. myselfor I use my food processor. I didn't buy it for that.I'm very happy with this purchase then and now. 5/5 M. Kolias (Texas) - See all my reviews, August 4, 2010
    List Price: $69.99
    Stainless steel "Ice Crusher" blade for perfectly crushed ice every time
    Oster All Metal Drive for lasting durability
    Powerful 600 watt motor of ice crushing power with 7 speeds including pulse
    Reversible motor for precise blending including pre-programmed settings for results with one touch
    6 Cup dishwasher safe and scratch resistant glass jar is thermal shock tested to withstand extreme temperature changes

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