Blend smoothies and frozen drinks, Crush ice and frozen fruit, Juice whole fruits and vegetables, Purée soups and sauces, Chop fine or coarse ingredients, Clean jar and blades with ease, Grind nut butters and spreads, Create sorbets and other healthy desserts, Emulsify dressings, Whip fresh cream
Hamilton Beach Professional Quiet Blender Review - RTINGS.com
April 19, 2023 -
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6 reviews for Hamilton Beach Professional Quiet Shield Blender, 1500W, 32oz BPA-Free Jar
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Margaret Vestal –
When the spinney thing on my Jamba blender cup quit spinning, I tried to find a replacement since the base/motor was fine. Alas, this was impossible, so after ridiculous hours of searching, reading ratings, and deciding how much a blender to use only for smoothies was worth to me, I landed on…
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Ann –
The hubby loves to make these gag worthy smoothies every morning consisting of avocado, kale, chard, spinach, and….. orange juice. Yep. Gagged just a little in the back of my throat there. But I digress. Normally, said green bit o’ nasty is blended in a Ninja that I am positive was loud…
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Emmanuel Macias –
I was truly impressed with the noise level of this blender. No, it’s not silent, but the sound is almost soothing compared to your typical “screaming” blender. I love the simplicity (I don’t need twenty different buttons) and auto-clean setting takes most of the effort out of the cleaning…
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Kash D Adhvaryu –
I have tried few of blenders. Last one I bought from Amazon was so loud that my neighbour’s would hear the noise. This one does a great job. I recommand it.
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Amazon Customer –
I upgraded my other hamilton to this professional one. Some pros and cons though. 1) the blender container is smaller. 1.5 L to this one is just 1 L so the batches are a lot smaller and this is a bit annoying. for how big the base is the blender could have been at least normal size. All that…
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Anne –
First time out of the box it was hard to get used to gripping the blender pitcher since it doesn’t have a handle. But we got over that. We were fairly impressed with the reduction in noise level. Not as good as the more expensive blenders, but a definite reduction in noise vs. without the…
Margaret Vestal –
When the spinney thing on my Jamba blender cup quit spinning, I tried to find a replacement since the base/motor was fine. Alas, this was impossible, so after ridiculous hours of searching, reading ratings, and deciding how much a blender to use only for smoothies was worth to me, I landed on…
Ann –
The hubby loves to make these gag worthy smoothies every morning consisting of avocado, kale, chard, spinach, and….. orange juice. Yep. Gagged just a little in the back of my throat there. But I digress. Normally, said green bit o’ nasty is blended in a Ninja that I am positive was loud…
Emmanuel Macias –
I was truly impressed with the noise level of this blender. No, it’s not silent, but the sound is almost soothing compared to your typical “screaming” blender. I love the simplicity (I don’t need twenty different buttons) and auto-clean setting takes most of the effort out of the cleaning…
Kash D Adhvaryu –
I have tried few of blenders. Last one I bought from Amazon was so loud that my neighbour’s would hear the noise. This one does a great job. I recommand it.
Amazon Customer –
I upgraded my other hamilton to this professional one. Some pros and cons though.
1) the blender container is smaller. 1.5 L to this one is just 1 L so the batches are a lot smaller and this is a bit annoying. for how big the base is the blender could have been at least normal size. All that…
Anne –
First time out of the box it was hard to get used to gripping the blender pitcher since it doesn’t have a handle. But we got over that. We were fairly impressed with the reduction in noise level. Not as good as the more expensive blenders, but a definite reduction in noise vs. without the…