Cuisinart SPB-8 manual Features And Benefits, Note Blades are sharp Handle carefully

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FEATURES AND BENEFITS

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

1.	Cover
	Just press on. Tightfitting seal resists leakage.
2.	Measured Pour Lid
	Allows you to measure and add ingredients
	without removing the cover.
3.	48-oz. BPA Free Tritan® Co-polyester Jar
	Has a unique, sturdy, wide-mouth design.
4.	High-quality Blade Assembly with Patented
	Stainless Steel Blades
	Is strong enough for all blending tasks, including
	tough jobs like crushing ice.
5.	Electronic Touchpad Controls
	a. On/Off Button
	Turns blender on or off.

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	b. High Button
	Choose High speed to blend ingredients to
	the desired consistency. Blue LED lights will
	indicate which speed you are using.
	c. Low Button
	Choose Low speed to blend ingredients to
	the desired consistency. Blue LED lights will
	indicate which speed you are using.
	d. Ice Crush Button
	Press Ice Crush and begin crushing. This but-
	ton is pre-programmed and will stop blending
	when cycle is complete.
	e. Pulse Button
	Allows you to pulse at High or Low speeds,
	so you can blend ingredients only as much as
	needed.
6.	Powerful Motor Base
	Power to handle a wide variety of blending tasks.
7.	Slip-proof Feet (not shown)
	Prevent movement during use and prevent
	damaging marks on countertops or tables.
8.	Cord Storage (not shown)
	Keeps countertop safe and neat by conveniently
	storing excess cord.

*Tritan is a registered trademark of Eastman Chemical Company.

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Note: Blades are sharp.

Handle carefully.

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Contents BOOKLET ReMix6.0 600-Watt BlenderSPB-8 Series INSTRUCTION AND RECIPE1. READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS12. BLADES ARE SHARP. HANDLE CAREFULLY UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS TABLE OF CONTENTSSAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY FEATURES AND BENEFITS Note Blades are sharp Handle carefullyASSEMBLY HELPFUL REMINDERSOPERATION c b aTo pause or stop blending process a. To pause blending process CLEANING AND MAINTENANCEb. To stop blending process DOs and DON’Ts WHEN USING YOUR BLENDERDON’T LIMITED THREE-YEAR WARRANTY WARRANTYRECIPE TIPS Chopping NutsBread, Cookie or Cracker Crumbs Crushing IceQUICK REFERENCE GUIDE RECIPESSPEED SELECTION GUIDE Power Blast Protein Smoothie Berry Cherry SmoothieVery Berry Smoothie Kale SmoothieImmune Support Smoothie Vitamin C SmoothiePiña Colada Strawberry DaiquiriPistachio Milkshake Frozen Hot Chocolate with BaileysCurried Coconut and Butternut Squash Soup Corn and Green Chile Chowder Lightened Broccoli and Potato SoupThis chowder carries a bit of heat, so use half of the jalapeño if you are sensitive to spiceCreamy Tomato Soup GazpachoSo simple and satisfying, this soup can be made in less than 20 minutesChampagne Vinaigrette Creamy Caesar DressingMakes about 1 scant cup Makes about ¾ cupCreamy Dill Dressing Hollandaise SauceThai Peanut Sauce Fair warning It is almost too easy to make this classicBanana Buttermilk Pancakes Dairy-Free Chocolate MousseMakes 16 pancakes Makes eight, ½-cup servingsRaspberry Sauce Makes 1¼ cupsUse this sauce as a component to a variety of desserts, from ice cream to cheesecake to chocolate