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Conventional Blender
Principle Uses
Special
Characteristics
- Products are
reduced to a similar mass almost
immediately
- Capacities
range from household tabletop
model with 24 oz. jar to floor
model with 130 qt. bowl
- Extremely
versatile--will mix batters and
dough or emulsify as well as
pulp or cut vegetables and
tissue
- Specialized
knife assemblies are available
Operating
Hints
- Follow
manufacturer's instructions
for processing times and
methods
- Safety
switch on wall is
recommended in addition to
machine switch
- Performs
tasks in 10- 25% of the time
required by hand operated
equipment--over processing
is a common error
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Overloading of jar or bowl
will cause uneven results
- Use
specialized knives for
coarse or frozen product
Cleaning
- Fill jar
or bowl 2/3 full with
detergent solution and run
at low speed, rinse and dry
- Clean
cover and gasket, rinse and
dry
- Remove
blade assembly as needed to
clean it
- Wipe
exterior clean after each
use
- Wipe off
base, hand wash and dry
continuous feed or cutter
bowl assembly
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Immersion Blender
Principle
Uses
- High
speed blending, pulping,
mixing or reducing of fruit
or vegetables
Special
Characteristics
-
Eliminates the need to
transfer food to a special
container for blending or
pureeing process
Operating
Hints
- Follow
manufacturer's instructions
for processing times and
methods
- Safety
switch on wall is
recommended in addition to
machine switch
- Performs
tasks in 10- 25% of the time
required by conventional
equipment--over processing
is a common error
Cleaning
- Fill sink
or pot 2/3 full with
detergent solution and run
at low speed, rinse and dry
- Remove
blade assembly as needed to
clean it
- Wipe
exterior clean after each
use
- Rack to
store
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