Waring PBB25 Professional Bar Blender, Black and Stainless Steel
Bandleader and inventor Fred Waring introduced the first  blender in 1936; more than 60 years later the Waring blender remains  the standard for the field. With this stainless-steel, black bar  blender, the company has captured perfectly the sleek, modern look of  its first models. The perfect cocktail party appliance, it doesn't just  look good but has a strong, efficient (though slightly noisy) motor  that zips through ice and frozen strawberries. The metal keeps drinks  cold longer, too. The blade is nondetachable, so you never need to  worry about the seal deteriorating. The stainless-steel container is  also perfect for a classic diner-style milkshake.--Maria DolanEditor's Choice:Waring's professional bar blender only has two  speeds, high and low, and it doesn't need any more, which is why it's  our choice for best blender over $100. This 350-watt blender is really  for professional bartenders, but it's also a dream for the home user  that plans on blending often, or on blending a lot of ice or frozen  drinks. The blades are stainless steel, as is the 32-ounce jug.