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The phrase "a blender to make a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the purpose of a blender, particularly in the context of preparing a specific item or dish.
Example: "I bought a blender to make a smoothie every morning."
Alternatives: "a blender for preparing a" or "a blender to create a".
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Make the ginger and garlic paste by peeling the ginger and garlic and whizz together with as little water as possible in a blender to make a fine paste.
Here, in what is arguably the finance, theater, media and artificial waterfall capital of the world, why aren't there more people willing to put a watermelon through a blender to make a cool drink on a blazing summer day?
The faecal pellets were mashed in a blender to make a relatively liquid suspension (slurry), and filtered through a 400 μm mesh sieve to remove coarse debris.
The powder was then sieved using a sifter to make uniform particle size, mixed in a blender to make a uniform and homogenous mixture.
You will eventually add these to a blender to make a thick marinade.
For example, instead of buying expensive pomegranate juice, put the seeds in a blender to make a delicious drink.
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You'll need a blender to make the sauce.
The Vietnamese whirl it with sweetened condensed milk and ice in a blender to make milkshakes.
The most popular of these was an NRATV video in which a bunch of lemons, representing journalists, are dropped into a blender to make lemonade.
Equipment and preparation: For this recipe you will need a blender to make the dressing.
The leaves, fruits, and tubers were dried separately and grounded in a blender to make fine powder.
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