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Why?
Tip #1: ICE CREAM
If your like us, the first thing you’ll want to do with your new machine is make Ice Cream!
Remember, the ice is the thickener!!
A regular ice cream maker makes ice cream by starting out with no ice crystal’s and slowly building up crystals until ice cream is formed. The Total Blender makes ice cream in the opposite. The blender breaks down ice cubes (which are just large crystals) into little tiny crystals to make ice cream. So, the harder and colder the ice cubes you use, the more tiny crystals there are in those cubes to thicken the ice cream.
That makes ice a variable in your recipies because some freezer’s are colder than others depending on their settings, efficiency, etc. right? So, when makeing ice cream, if you find that your ice cream is too runny just add more ice.
You’ll know when you have added too much ice, because your recipe will get really thick really quick. This causes an air pocket to form at the bottom of the jar where the blades spin and won’t hit anything. To correct your mistake, just push any key to shut it off and then use the manual key to run the speed up to the highest speed (Remember on the high speed setting the friction is intense enough to cook soup and actually boil water!). The friction will heat up the recipe melting the ice and it will then pull the ingrediants down into the blade. If you start out with way too much ice it will take to long to melt the ice than its worth, so you can either dump it out and start over or add more liquid since the amount of ice needed is a ratio between the ice and liquid. Usually, approx. 1 part liquid to 2 parts ice.
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I came across this comparison video done by Popular Mechanics. Any chance you can explain why the much less expensive Hamilton Beach model outperformed the Blendtec?
See video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkcgBwbE7nw&feature=player_embedded
Thank you,
Randy
Please review the video again. The Blendtec Blernder with the larger jar out performednot most of them if all.