Techniques – Oster Classic blender Manuel d'utilisation

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Techniques

Use

guide to help you learn the processing techniques your new

blender

SPEED ACTION

PULSE ON/OFF

Process 1 time

Hold

down for a

count.

Process 2 times

Repeat as above waiting until agitator blades
stop before processing again.

P U L S E

RUN

Hold switch down until desired consistency
is achieved.

ON

ON

ON/OFF

Process 1 time

Flip switch up for a P-second count and return

,

switch to

Process 2 times

Repeat as above.

RUN

switch up until food reaches desired

smoothness and return switch to OFF.

Cover 2-4 cups

fruits or vegetables, cut in’ l-inch

pieces,

cold water. Cover.

at PULSE until food reaches desired texture. If

needed, drain water from food using a strainer.

up to cup

of food, cut in l-inch

pieces, into container.

Cover and process at

until pieces are desired size.

Crumb

CONTINUOUS

action)

Tear a

of bread into 8 pieces.

container. Cover and process at

or ON depending on desired texture.
Create cookie crumbs using the same process. Simply break cookies

con-

tainer. Cover and process. (See page 10 for

information.)

RUN action)

Place up to 1 cup

of grain, nuts, spices or coffee beans in glass blender

container. Cover. Process at ON until food reaches the “grind” you desire.

Grate

RUN

Cover container. Turn unit ON. With blender running, remove feeder cap. Drop

up to 1 cup

of

cubes of hard cheese, boneless cooked

meat or coconut meat into container.

unit

Check and repeat if needed.

ii

Place l-inch

pieces of fruii or vegetables in container with up to 1 cup

water. Cover. Turn unit ON until you can no longer see pieces of food.

If you want chilled juice, remove feeder cap and add 3-4 ice cubes one at a time.
Process at ON until cubes are dissolved. You may strain the flbers from the

if you wish. To do so, use a fine strainer.

Put water for frozen juice concentrate or condensed soup into container. Add
frozen concentrate or soup. Cover. Process at PULSE just until well mixed. The

technique may be used

dry milk

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