stackyFACTSLong before gym bros were using them to pulverize chalky protein powder and frozen kale, the blender had a pure, sugary purpose. Stephen Poplawski invented the spinning blade pitcher specifically to properly mix thick, chaotic soda fountain milkshakes. It took decades for people to realize it could also violently liquefy vegetables.
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