Arshia 3448 Blender - 1000W Motor, 1.5L Glass Jar, 6 Sharp Blades, 5 Pre-Set Programs Laptop Charger Compatible with Gas and Induction: 6972576181367

Name: Arshia 3448 Blender - 1000W Motor, 1.5L Glass Jar, 6 Sharp Blades, 5 Pre-Set Programs Laptop Charger Compatible with Gas and Induction: 6972576181367
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 28085053509
Price: 98.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.799200000000001 (28 reviews)

Arshia 3448 Blender - 1000W Motor, 1.5L Glass Jar, 6 Sharp Blades, 5 Pre-Set Programs Laptop Charger Compatible with Gas and Induction: 6972576181367

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Arshia 3448 Blender 1000W Motor, 1.5L Glass Jar, 6 Sharp Blades, 5 Pre Set Programs Laptop Charger Compatible with Gas and Induction: 6972576181367 Compatible with Gas and Induction: Yes Grill and cook safely with the Tramontina Churrasco 33 cm Gloves Set The Arshia 3448 Blender delivers high performance power in your kitchen with its robust 1000 watt motor and large 1 elegant finish

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