Margarita Machine-for Margaritas, Smoothies, and Frozen Drinks, 3 24-Ounce Pitchers(24 Oz)

Item Weight
9.11 Kilograms


Specialty
Dishwasher Safe


Age Range (Description)
Adult


Item Volume
24 Cubic Centimeters




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Three 24-ounce blending jars automatically creates of 72-ounce of frozen drink per cycle
Capability to create 6 plus different drink types (margarita, daiquiri, colada, mudslide, mojito, smoothie)
Rotating ice chute creates spectacle appeal
Constructed from premium bamboo wood and brushed aluminum finishes, polished stainless steel accents and heavy duty die-cast components
Measures 19.34 inches by 19.5 inches by 19.5 inches; Limited 1-year warranty.700-watts of combined blending shaving power
This product contains Stainless Steel (Manganese, Phosphorus, Chromium, Nickel, Molybdenum, Copper, Iron)

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Product Dimensions
19.53 x 19.53 x 19.37 inches


Item Weight
20 pounds


Department
boys


Item model number
DM3000


Customer Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars


Best Sellers Rank
#8,763 in Kitchen Dining ()#7 in


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No


Date First Available
September 1, 2008



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