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Waring HPB300BK Mega Mix Commercial Bar Blender

*Est. $200

Waring HPB300BK Mega Mix Commercial Bar Blender

pros
  • The MegaMix's 1-horsepower motor is designed to run faster than other blenders and slash processing time.
cons
  • The Mega Mix is more expensive than most other blenders
 
 
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(23 customer reviews)

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Blends well, but loud, August 24, 2009

I've had this blender for about a month and it is great. I use it to make smoothies in the morning, blending frozen fruit, and it has no problem make a a very smooth drink. I use it on the low setting for about 15-20 seconds and that is all it takes. I love that it does not need to be disassembled to clean it- if you rinse it out right after you use it gets pretty clean. The pitcher is plastic and is ok- it probably wont break but feels a bit flimsy. My biggest complaint is the difficulty in getting the rubber cap on the top of the pitcher- it seems a bit too small for the pitcher but eventually goes on snugly. The blender is loud. No two ways about it. I generally walk away from it or cover my ears but as it only blends for 20 seconds it's not too big a deal. So far I'm happy with it.

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How'd they fit a Corvette engine in there?, July 4, 2009

Great! I use this blender to make a vegetable drink, albeit one that is not Pasteurized. Pasteurization kills a lot of the good stuff. I include vines and leaves and seeds and ice cubes. After less than a minute of blending on high, everything is chopped, diced, minced, and Waringized to a puree! No chunks. No pieces remain on the bottom. The smell mentioned above is simply ozone. All electric motors generate ozone, and the more powerful the motor, the more ozone generated. Noise: one above stated it has a high noise level; I use 2-stroke chainsaws and pneumatic jack-hammers, and I have attended the 1/4-mile drag races at Englishtown, New Jersey--is it that loud? Not so much. The rubber interface between motor and blade is the way to go. The rubber absorbs vibration thus adding longevity; and the inexpensive rubber paddles will self-destruct before any high-dollar parts should a metal fork or a piece of concrete fall into the blades. If you blend household drinks once daily, and don't want to spend $400 for a 3 horsepower blender, this unit will serve you well.

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waring HPB300 blender, April 6, 2009
This blender is a HOG!
Have yet to find anything it won't blend.
A little noisy but worth it.
Powerhouse, March 29, 2009
I purchased this blender for my friend's gym to replace his old Waring which simply wore out after thousands of shakes. It works fabulous making thick, frothy smoothies/protein shakes. His fill-in blender before was an expensive name brand and hands down, this blender works 1000% better. A great "pro" blender.
MegaMix Lives Up to Smoothie Expectations, January 30, 2009

I bought this blender with the goal of using it to create Gladiator smoothies like I get at Smoothie King. It works great. I am able to create the same consistency that I find at commercial stores. I use the crushed ice option from my fridge door to add ice so I haven't had any experience with full ice cubes but it blends frozen fruit, ice, etc. well. I am so glad I got this blender. I was concerned based on some of the reviews but I have nothing to say but good things about the MegaMix. The polycarbonate pitcher is easy to clean as well.

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Waring HPB300 MegaMix Commercial Blender, Brushed Steel

 (23 customer reviews)
Buy new: $400.00 $185.05   8 Used from $135.00

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Our Sources

1. Cook's Illustrated Magazine

Cook's Illustrated recommends the Waring MegaMix HBP300, giving it perfect scores for all tasks except ice-crushing, where it performed poorly. The editors also note that it is very loud.

Review: Sizing Up Souped-Up Blenders, Editors of Cook’s Illustrated, July/August 2006

2. ConsumerReports.org

The Waring Mega Mix is a middling performer in tests at Consumer Reports. It does a fairly good job blending smoothies and crushing ice. Its performance on other tests is about average.

Review: Blenders, Editors of Consumer Reports, Aug-07

3. Amazon.com

A single reviewer has posted a 5-star review of the Waring HPB300. The reviewer says that its controls are simple and intuitive, and this blender is easy to clean.

Review: Review of the Waring HPB300BK, Contributors to Amazon.com, As of February 2008

4. Epinions.com

One owner has posted a positive review here of the Waring Mega Mix. The review indicates that the Mega Mix is easy to clean and capable of making smoothies from frozen fruit, but it's loud and expensive.

Review: Reviews of the Waring HPB300BK, Contributors to Epinions.com, As of February 2008

5. Cooking.com

Five owners have rated this item. Most reviews are positive, but one owner says that this blender is excessively noisy.

Review: Reviews of the MegaMix Commercial Bar Blender, Contributors to Cooking.com, As of February 2008

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