5 reviews for Cuisinart CSB-76BC SmartStick 200-Watt Immersion Hand Blender, Brushed Chrome
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andrewinalaska –
How did I miss out on the whole stick blender thing for so long?? After a couple months of almost daily use I can’t imagine how I used to do things without it.
Motor Body – One button (press and hold, not toggle) for power, one button to release the blending shaft, and a reasonably long cord…
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John L. Guest –
I have owned this for several years. I do not use it a lot, but it’s awfully convenient to whip this out rather than take out a blender, mixer, or processor.. thereby avoiding the cleaning, assembly/dissassembly, pouring back and forth, etc added operations. I don’t think I have used my big…
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Terry in SA –
I got this stick blender because I have a 4 year old smoothie addict and I got tired of cleaning out the big blender a couple of times a day. This thing is great – it makes a perfect smoothie in no time. It’s plenty powerful and handles any fruits (even apples) with ease. I haven’t used it…
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Megan –
I can’t call this a hand blender. In my kitchen, it gets referred to as a murderstick. It sounds awful, and I cannot help it. This is the only immersion blender I have used, but I’m happy with it. The best points: 1. Rarely jams up–seems to have sufficient power and the blade cover is well…
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Peter –
Got this to replace my Thunderstick Pro, which I used primarily for milkshakes. The Smart Stick only has one blade, which seems better suited for pureeing and chopping, not aerating. It’s quite powerful and I’m sure it would excel at those tasks. For milkshakes however, it needs a different…
andrewinalaska –
How did I miss out on the whole stick blender thing for so long?? After a couple months of almost daily use I can’t imagine how I used to do things without it.
Motor Body – One button (press and hold, not toggle) for power, one button to release the blending shaft, and a reasonably long cord…
John L. Guest –
I have owned this for several years. I do not use it a lot, but it’s awfully convenient to whip this out rather than take out a blender, mixer, or processor.. thereby avoiding the cleaning, assembly/dissassembly, pouring back and forth, etc added operations. I don’t think I have used my big…
Terry in SA –
I got this stick blender because I have a 4 year old smoothie addict and I got tired of cleaning out the big blender a couple of times a day. This thing is great – it makes a perfect smoothie in no time. It’s plenty powerful and handles any fruits (even apples) with ease. I haven’t used it…
Megan –
I can’t call this a hand blender. In my kitchen, it gets referred to as a murderstick. It sounds awful, and I cannot help it. This is the only immersion blender I have used, but I’m happy with it. The best points:
1. Rarely jams up–seems to have sufficient power and the blade cover is well…
Peter –
Got this to replace my Thunderstick Pro, which I used primarily for milkshakes. The Smart Stick only has one blade, which seems better suited for pureeing and chopping, not aerating. It’s quite powerful and I’m sure it would excel at those tasks. For milkshakes however, it needs a different…