Assertion: blender | /r/CapableOf | crush ice
Facets:
value: into snow
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: with super sharp blades
type: OTHER
value: with ease
type: MANNER
value: perfectly
type: MANNER
value: at the touch of the button
type: TEMPORAL
value: into tiny, uniform shavings
type: OTHER
value: for a cocktail
type: PURPOSE
value: easily
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Can it crush ice?
text: This blender can also easily crush ice (it makes a killer margarita), and can fully incorporate cubes into a smoothie without leaving chunks floating adrift in the liquid.
text: It crushed ice perfectly for a cocktail and though it took some extra time to work its way through the frozen banana and kale, it yielded a fine smoothie.
text: This is pretty straightforward—we were looking for a blender that crushed ice into tiny, uniform shavings.
text: In the absence of product information that confirms a blender can crush ice or has extended food processing functions, you should assume that your blender can only blend, purée, stir, or mix liquids, thin batters, dressings, and cooked foods or softer raw fruits and vegetables including onions, tomatoes, peppers, and mushrooms.
text: This is arguably one of the best blenders that crush ice and frozen ingredients.
text: This blender can crush seeds, ice and frozen ingredients at the touch of the button hence extracting nutritious smoothies and juices.
text: Your blender should be able to crush ice and smooth out any lumps.
text: With super sharp blades, this blender crushes ice and frozen fruit with ease.
text: It is used mainly to make soups and other liquid foods, but can also be used to crush ice, when crushing ice add 15ml (1 tbsp) water to 6 ice cubes and operate the blender in short bursts.
text: Blenders with those high-powered, efficient motors of 1500 watts and as much as 2-3 horsepower can crush ice into snow, blend nuts into smooth nut butters.
text: Blenders crush ice and other ingredients in non-alcoholic drinks such as frappuccinos and smoothies