Translation for 'Blender' from English to Portuguese

blender

liquidificador {m}gastr.

• In British English, blitz is also used as a verb in a culinary context, to mean liquidise in a blender, a food processor or with a handheld blender stick.
• Rinse the soaked tigernuts and place in a blender.
• is a viral marketing campaign consisting of a series of infomercials demonstrating the Blendtec line of blenders, particularly the "Total Blender".
• The blackly comical double meaning of its title was made evident by a cartoon strip on the single's rear sleeve depicting a blender being filled with milk, a man inserting his hand into the blender, and the device being switched on – with bloody results.
• The Ultimate Chopper also has an optional accessory called the Ultimate Blender. The Ultimate Blender accessory is placed on the Ultimate Chopper's power base and can be used like any other blender.

• This line has a pencil known as colorless blender. The blender pencil is a clear, colorless, wax pencil used overtop of the colored layer to aid in the color cohesion.
• There are several communities around Blender, such as BlenderArtists and Blender Market. All user communities are independent from blender.org and Blender Foundation.
• It has been claimed to be the first mainstream brand of blender, though technically the Waring blender "brand" was introduced in 1937.
• You can result to the use of Ijabe, which is a traditional broom used to pound Ewedu until smooth however a faster and more slimy result can be gotten with the use of blender.
• Rea Ann Silva (born 1961) is the creator of the Beauty blender makeup application sponge and the founder and CEO of the Beauty blender company.

• The ingredients are mixed in a drink blender or milkshake blender.
• Same as a blender, but going up. The pilot must have a good deal of speed on an upline, then apply full aileron followed by opposite rudder and full down elevator (very similar to the blender).
• There are two types of gravimetric blender.
• The building has been nicknamed "La Licuadora" ("The blender") because of its shape resembling a food blender.
• The components meet in a mixing chamber, usually made of stainless steel and there they are mixed homogeneously by a rotating blender.