Costs about $45 more than my QuisinArt stick blender. Twice the motor power (600 watts) All stainless rather than plastic, lots more power (for blending non-hydrogenated peanut butter, for example.). Unit is heavier and taller, and blade housing is almost 3/8 inch wider, so will not blend…
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★★★★★
Chris Bates –
Works great!
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Kevin O’Neill –
I bought this one to replace a Braun that I used for years. The Braun was all plastic and one piece and did not like to be in hot items. This one has an all metal lower end which is removable for easy cleaning. I have had no trouble with the lower end coming loose in use. I can heartily recommend…
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Amazon Customer –
I have had a couple of stick blenders and this is my favorite. It’s a little bulky but has a serious motor. Easy to clean. Simple to use with no fancy attachments. I have one with fancy attachments and it’s takes me longer to figure out which blade to use than to actually blend. I love this…
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C. ESQ –
I had an immersion blender for a few years and it was superb but I didn’t realize at the time that most immersion blenders were not like that. And, so, unfortunately I did not take particular notice of the make and model. I tried about 3 or 4 well-known manufacturer immersion blenders after…
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Con: The head does not fit a standard wide mouthed mason jar. Pro: The head is large enough to process a large amount at once. Con: There is this rubbery substance on the handle with membrane buttons. This will eventually wear out, where as all steel all the way up and tactile buttons would…
Retired Engineer –
Costs about $45 more than my QuisinArt stick blender. Twice the motor power (600 watts) All stainless rather than plastic, lots more power (for blending non-hydrogenated peanut butter, for example.). Unit is heavier and taller, and blade housing is almost 3/8 inch wider, so will not blend…
Chris Bates –
Works great!
Kevin O’Neill –
I bought this one to replace a Braun that I used for years.
The Braun was all plastic and one piece and did not like to be in hot items.
This one has an all metal lower end which is removable for easy cleaning.
I have had no trouble with the lower end coming loose in use.
I can heartily recommend…
Amazon Customer –
I have had a couple of stick blenders and this is my favorite. It’s a little bulky but has a serious motor. Easy to clean. Simple to use with no fancy attachments. I have one with fancy attachments and it’s takes me longer to figure out which blade to use than to actually blend. I love this…
C. ESQ –
I had an immersion blender for a few years and it was superb but I didn’t realize at the time that most immersion blenders were not like that. And, so, unfortunately I did not take particular notice of the make and model. I tried about 3 or 4 well-known manufacturer immersion blenders after…
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Con: The head does not fit a standard wide mouthed mason jar.
Pro: The head is large enough to process a large amount at once.
Con: There is this rubbery substance on the handle with membrane buttons. This will eventually wear out, where as all steel all the way up and tactile buttons would…