blender
బ్లెండర్
definition
noun
But Clor are master blenders , cobbling together tasty unrelated nuggets and making them seem like sonic soul mates.
a person or thing that mixes things together, in particular an electric mixing machine used in food preparation for liquefying, chopping, or pureeing.
translation of 'blender'
మిశ్రణ సాధనం
example
Sherwin Williams chemical coatings is looking for a part-time paint 'blender' .
A professional tea taster, he was Typhoo's chief 'blender' before joining Mumbo.
It is the job of the tea 'blender' - a tea taster of many years standing - to ensure that his company blend meets all the criteria.
Glenmorangie's new master 'blender' says she was born to the job.
When it comes to the character of whisky, the 'blender' 's nose is one of the most valuable instruments in the whole process - and his acute sense of smell is legendary.
But that's what happens when you throw two wars into the same economic 'blender' as two tax cuts.
His talent, diligence and passion for whisky make him an exceptional master 'blender' .
It is the complex task of a master 'blender' to combine both malt and grain whisky to create a whisky with a more sophisticated taste.
The oil and fuel blending system consists of a drain pan for collecting the waste oil and a pump and 'blender' with hoses.
Take your plastic containers, 'blender' and paintbrush to your target location.
In my second day of paintball ever, this thing just turned into a big ol' paint- 'blender' .
Barrie had to nose more than upward of around 60,000 casks before becoming Glenmorangie's master 'blender' .
A mix of malts like the new Cardhu usually takes the name of the brand-owner or 'blender' , not the distillery.
In 1997, Joy Spence became the first female master 'blender' in the spirits industry.
The problem was that our tea 'blender' made the entire building vibrate.
I'm considering a career change: that of master wine 'blender' .
Every licensed winegrower or wine 'blender' shall report to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control his total gallonage of wine produced or blended for the 12-month period ending June 30th of each year.
But Clor are master 'blenders' , cobbling together tasty unrelated nuggets and making them seem like sonic soul mates.
I try to purchase coffee from small B.C. 'blenders' and roasters.
Similarly, the quenching of thirst is only one possible use of time so that both tea 'blenders' and beer brewers have a common interest in encouraging liquid refreshment breaks rather than TV watching.
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