How to Say “Blender” in Spanish

licuadora
/likwaˈdoɾa/feminine
The Spanish word for blender is licuadora.
A licuadora is a machine. The related verb licuar describes the action of using a licuadora to blend ingredients into a liquid state.
Meaning: machine (noun)

Which one should you use?

While licuadora refers to a countertop blender used for liquids, batidora is used for an electric hand mixer or an immersion blender.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of licuadora is licuadoras.

How do you pronounce it?

/likwaˈdoɾa/

Did you know?

  • Depending on where you are in the Spanish speaking world, a blender may be called a licuadora or a batidora. In Spain, batidora is the standard term for a blender, whereas in Mexico, batidora usually refers to a cake mixer.
  • While a licuadora blends, a batidora comes from the verb batir, which means 'to beat' or 'to whip'. This distinction is crucial when following recipes for meringue or whipped cream.
  • The suffix -dora in licuadora is the feminine form of the agent suffix -dor, which turns a verb into a noun meaning 'the one that performs the action'.

Examples in context

  • ¿Vas a batir los huevos en la licuadora?
    Are you going to use the blender to beat the eggs?
    This sentence shows how to use licuadora in a question about beating eggs.
    Tatoeba #1315719 by hayastan, translation #4438197 by mervert1
  • En vez de comer verduras, él las pone en la licuadora y se las bebe.
    Instead of eating vegetables, he puts them in a blender and drinks them.
    This sentence describes putting vegetables in a licuadora to drink them.
    Tatoeba #4368444 by pchamorro, translation #953980 by CK
  • Para hacer un batido de frutas, necesito usar la licuadora.
    To make a fruit smoothie, I need to use the blender.
  • ¿Me prestas tu batidora para hacer un pastel?
    Can I borrow your blender to make a cake?
  • La licuadora nueva hace mucho ruido.
    The new blender makes a lot of noise.

Example conversation

Daniel and Sofía are in the kitchen preparing a smoothie.

  1. Daniel

    ¿Dónde está la licuadora, Sofía?
    Where is the blender, Sofía?
  2. Sofía

    Está en el armario, Daniel.
    It is in the cupboard, Daniel.
  3. Daniel

    Gracias, voy a hacer un jugo.
    Thanks, I am going to make a juice.
  4. Sofía

    Recuerda limpiar la licuadora después.
    Remember to clean the blender afterwards.

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