Blenders

[kevin313]

We took a few blenders down from the shelf for a closer look.

 

[rp2813]

K&R, I like blenders even though I don't use one all that regularly.  I thinned my small collection when we moved a couple of years ago, but hung onto my '40s Waring "rocket ship" to use at the bar, which always elicits compliments, my '60s Sears/Oster with sliding speed control (thanks, Nate!), and my Oster Cycla-trol, which has timer issues that I'm determined to resolve when I feel like devoting the time to doing so.

 

I'm always on the lookout for vintage glass carafes for these machines and have a stash of spares.

 

Vintage blenders are so much quieter in their operation compared to today's models, and the "fusion" blade on my Sears/Oster gives it nearly the same level of capability as the expensive Brevilles currently on the market.

 

Thanks for sharing some examples from your collection with us!

 

[turquoisedude]

OMG!  This is sooo great - I am living my own appliance showroom/gallery dream vicariously through the Cavalcade showroom!!  Thanks for sharing this!!

 

 

[foraloysius]

Thank you Kevin for that wonderful video. I have a soft spot for those multi speed Oster blenders. Great to have them all on display.

 

[yogitunes]

Just Brilliant!

always something to learn new everyday.....

Thanks Kevin and Ralph!

 

[vacerator]

I donated our Oster

12 speed from the 80's to charity only because our daughter gave us her Ninja when she got a Vita-Mix. We don't use it often. I'm sure the Oster will still be working long after all Ninja's are scrapped out.

 

[toploader55]

Wonderful Kevin.

Thanks for the presentation. Love that Kitchen.