Vintage design is still popular in household appliances, as evidenced by the undisputed success of Smeg’s FAB50 refrigerators, despite their expensive prices. For those who would like to rediscover the charm of the fifties in their kitchens of the 2020s, Schneider has also developed a range of appliances with an outdated look, of which the SCCB250V refrigerator is one of the totemic representatives. And to make the whole kitchen look straight out of Happy Days, the manufacturer has just lifted the veil on a blender that would have its place in this famous series.
The SCBL15B therefore takes up the aesthetic codes of this era marked by the presidency of General de Gaulle, the space race between Russians and Americans, or even the advent of the Cadillac Eldorado and their chrome. We also find a wheel just as shiny as the bumpers of these cars on our blender with a total power of 800 W. By turning the rotary button to the right, we adjust the speed of rotation of the blades, while By directing it to the left and keeping it in this position, the pulse function is activated which delivers maximum power as long as the pressure is not released.
Good point, the 1.5 l bowl is made of glass, a material much more resistant to scratches than plastic. The other side of the coin, this type of container is necessarily heavier, especially once filled. The sealing of the cover is ensured by a system of seals. As often, this lid has a small hatch to add ingredients during mixing (spices, oil, etc.) which closes with a measuring cap.
For cleaning, it is possible to detach the knife from the glass bowl. So you can easily pass the sponge in the smallest corners of this block of six blades to remove the most hung food debris.
As we can see, the SCBL15B blender is not the most innovative device in its sector, which makes it possible to obtain it for a reasonable price, namely a hundred euros. And since vintage also plays with colors, the craft is also available in different dresses, including blue and red.