Blender is a kitchen appliance used to mix or purée food. Its pronunciation is /ˈblɛndər/, with the stress on the first syllable. The initial consonant blend "bl" represents the voiced bilabial consonant followed by the voiceless alveolar fricative "n," represented by "nd" in the spelling. The following vowel sound is represented by "e," pronounced as /ɛ/, which is a short vowel sound produced with an open mouth. Finally, the last syllable is pronounced as /ər/, which is the schwa sound, the most common sound in the English language.
A blender is a versatile and commonly used kitchen appliance designed for mixing and pureeing food ingredients. It typically consists of a container with a rotating blade at the base, attached to a motorized mechanism. The container is usually made of durable, transparent plastic allowing users to monitor the blending process, and it is equipped with a lid that securely locks in place to prevent any accidental spills or splatters.
Blenders are primarily used to combine and liquefy various ingredients, creating smooth and consistent mixtures. They can be used to effortlessly blend fruits, vegetables, and other solid foods, transforming them into pulp or liquid form. In addition to blending, some blenders are equipped with additional functions such as chopping, crushing ice, or mixing dough.
The motorized mechanism powers the rotation of the blade, allowing it to effortlessly cut through and mix the ingredients. Different models of blenders may offer varying settings and speed options to accommodate various blending tasks. Some blenders also come with preset programs for specific food items or consistencies, simplifying the blending process further.
Blenders are widely used for preparing a multitude of dishes, such as smoothies, soups, sauces, dressings, and even cocktails. They are valued for their convenience, as they not only save time and effort but also facilitate the creation of consistent and evenly blended concoctions.
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Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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The word "blender" has a relatively simple etymology. It is derived from the English word "blend", which originates from the Old Norse word "blendva", meaning "to mix". The suffix "-er" is added to "blend" to form "blender", indicating that it is a noun referring to the instrument or device used for blending or mixing ingredients.