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6 reviews for Braun MultiQuick 5 Immersion Hand Blender Patented Technology – Powerful
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Wardy&June –
My ancient Cuisinart stick blender finally died. I bought this based on America’s Test Kitchen’s review. I did not want a ton of bells and whistles and this is perfect. 2 speeds and very powerful, and doesn’t splash. I’m also a fan of the detachable blender and whisk, and they clean up so…
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★★★★★
B. Lodge –
I have experience with a KitchenAide version of a immersion blender very similar to this Braun. So far they are pretty much equal in quality and functionality.
I bought this Braun to make fruit smoothies, and have used it just twice so far…. so small sample size. Early impressions are: the…
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Don P –
If you are a gadget person, this is fast and easy to use and clean up.
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mr.doodle –
If you’re in the market for a smoothie maker for morning smoothies, consider this as an alternative to other things like the Magic Bullet, or Vitamix. I’m the type of person who just wants the best of the best. I was looking at top of the line Vitamix, Kitchenaid and other full blenders, but…
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Jamie –
Powerful. Works good. Wish they had a shake making head attachment. They have the blender head of course but it’s a lot to try to work thru ice cream or mix in goodies without pulverizing them like u can do with the old Hamilton Beach shake machines.
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Hemlock –
I’ve had, and gotten rid onf, any number of inexpensive immersion blenders over the years. This one is a keeper. The major issue with other blenders has been that the blender to motor connection falls off with the slightest pressure. This one is designed to stay together properly. Yes, it…
Wardy&June –
My ancient Cuisinart stick blender finally died. I bought this based on America’s Test Kitchen’s review. I did not want a ton of bells and whistles and this is perfect. 2 speeds and very powerful, and doesn’t splash. I’m also a fan of the detachable blender and whisk, and they clean up so…
B. Lodge –
I have experience with a KitchenAide version of a immersion blender very similar to this Braun. So far they are pretty much equal in quality and functionality.
I bought this Braun to make fruit smoothies, and have used it just twice so far…. so small sample size. Early impressions are: the…
Don P –
If you are a gadget person, this is fast and easy to use and clean up.
mr.doodle –
If you’re in the market for a smoothie maker for morning smoothies, consider this as an alternative to other things like the Magic Bullet, or Vitamix. I’m the type of person who just wants the best of the best. I was looking at top of the line Vitamix, Kitchenaid and other full blenders, but…
Jamie –
Powerful. Works good. Wish they had a shake making head attachment. They have the blender head of course but it’s a lot to try to work thru ice cream or mix in goodies without pulverizing them like u can do with the old Hamilton Beach shake machines.
Hemlock –
I’ve had, and gotten rid onf, any number of inexpensive immersion blenders over the years. This one is a keeper. The major issue with other blenders has been that the blender to motor connection falls off with the slightest pressure. This one is designed to stay together properly. Yes, it…