reblend
verbUK /ˌriːˈblend/
US /ˌriːˈblɛnd/
To mix things together again.
She had to reblend the smoothie after adding more fruit.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To combine different ideas or styles again in a new way.
The artist reblended traditional and modern designs.
3. To adjust a mixture to improve its taste or texture.
The chef reblended the sauce to make it smoother.
4. To merge digital files or media together once more.
He reblended the audio tracks for the final cut.