- Is the Waring TBB145 worth it for a home kitchen?
- It is built for commercial use, so it is more durable and louder than most home blenders. Buy it if you crush ice or make frozen drinks often; otherwise a home model costs far less.
- How does it compare with a Vitamix or Blendtec?
- It matches them on motor power and rpm but offers only two speeds and a plastic pitcher. Those rivals add more programs and tougher containers at similar or higher prices.
- What is included in the box?
- You get the blender base and one 48 oz BPA-free plastic pitcher with lid. No extra jars or cups are included.
- Can it crush ice and frozen fruit?
- Yes. The 2 hp motor and four-blade cutter at 24,000 rpm are rated for ice and frozen drinks. Use the pulse function for the best control.
- When is the best time to buy it?
- Commercial blenders rarely see deep discounts, and only one store lists a new price. Watch for holiday sales at The Home Depot rather than expecting frequent markdowns.
- How big is it on the counter?
- The base is about 7.5 inches wide and 8 inches deep, and the unit stands about 17.8 inches tall with the pitcher on. Check your clearance under cabinets before you buy.
- Does the pitcher have measurement markings?
- Yes. The 48 oz BPA-free plastic pitcher has a measurement indicator, so you can portion drinks without a separate cup.
- Where is the Waring TBB145 Countertop Drink Commercial Blender cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $737.38, as of our latest check.