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Register your blender to get your free digital blender guide and cookbook, from Michelin star chef Su Vössing. Packed with tasty recipes, it also gives you ideas for inventive ways to get the most from your blender.
What can I make with my new blender?
Thought blenders were just for soups and smoothies? Think again. There are so many different ways to use your blender, and tempting recipes to try. Here’s some inspo to get you going…
Which blender speed settings should I use?
Whatever you're in the mood for, whether it's a fluffy shake to drink on the go, a nut butter, a spicy soup or bubbly pancake batter, you'll find just the right setting or speed, for just the right results. There are 3 preset recipe programs: Ice Crush, Icy Drinks, and Smoothie. Or you can control the taste and texture to fit your preference by using the 5-speed dial. There's even a self-clean cycle for when you're done! Take a look at our quick guide.
Pulse P
Bursts of power allow you to control the duration and frequency of blending: Salsa, crumb topping, chopped nuts, fruits or vegetables and more
Variable speeds 1 - 5
Manual speeds give you ultimate control of the blender: Fruits, soups, sauces, doughs, vegetables, butters, nuts, dips, frozen desserts, purées
Clean
Quick pulses of power and high speeds work to clean the blender jar: Half of the jar filled with warm water and 1-2 drops of dish soap
Ice Crush
The blender runs at optimal speed to crush ice: To crush and chop ice without adding any liquid ingredients
Icy Drink
Gradually ramp up to full power to blend hard foods: Ice, whole fruits or veggies, or frozen fruits. Drinks like margaritas, daiquiris, and iced coffee drinks
Smoothie
The blender will work at high speed to make purées of items or ingredients: Fruits, vegetables, ice cream and yoghurt into thick smoothie, blended drinks and milkshakes, etc