**A note about Affiliate Links: TechGadgetsCanada is supported by our readers. The KitchenAid cordless hand blender kit, model KH-BB-V83DG sells for about $149USD and you can get it from retailers like Amazon. You also can’t use the device while it’s recharging, but the quick charge feature does help with that.īut even so, I think this is a great, durable kitchen multi-tool that you’d love to have in your kitchen. You’ll probably get used to it over time but it’s not ideal.
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I also really like the variety and versatility of the attachments this one comes with.ĭownsides? The pressure trigger is hard to manipulate in small increments it’s too easy to squeeze it too hard and end up on full with spatter. It’s powerful, it handled all my home cooking tasks easily. Overall review: KitchenAid Cordless immersion blender kit It has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and a battery indicator light that tells you when it’s time to recharge.Ī full charge should take about two hours, and a quick 20-minute charge will allow you to blend a bowl of soup or smoothie. I didn’t test it like that but in my couple of weeks trying it out, I did only need to charge it once, using it every few days. KitchenAid claims the Hand Blender is capable of blending 25 bowls of soup on a single charge (based on a 12-ounce bowl of Tomato Basil soup). Speaking of cleanup, The blending arm and pan guard are both dishwasher safe, as is the pitcher and chopper parts, though it’s recommended for the top rack only. The best part just run it in a cup of warm soapy water for minimal-effort clean up! Clean up It also handled deviled egg filling really conveniently and made it nice and smooth. I used it to make whip cream and meringue and it worked quickly and did a great job. The whisk attachment is for foods that benefit from air being introduced, like egg whites, whipped cream, mayonnaise, or vinaigrette. I used the chopper bowl to make a chestnut puree for a pie, and to my surprise, it created a paste quite easily. The chopper works quickly, and the pieces fit together quickly and easily with no fussing. The 2.5 cup chopper attachment can be used to chop firmer foods like cheeses, nuts, celery, or carrots. The KitchenAid comes with a clip-on pan guard that attaches to the blending arm and prevents the blades and the base from coming into contact with the bottom of the pan or scratching it. Some immersion blenders can be hard on the bottom of pots and pans, particularly non-sticks. The unit is powerful and works fast and left me with smooth purees and silky dressings. I used it on a variety of tasks including making dressings, which included pureeing olives, and I made shakes too.
The blending arm is made for smoothies, soups, dips, and milkshakes. The Hand Blender comes with both a whisk attachment and a blending arm.
It’s difficult to control the speed accurately and takes some practice. I will say the trigger takes some getting used to.
You can also use a very low setting for situations where spilling or splashing might be a concern. The variable speed is designed to allow you to blend up a smoothie and increase the speed when needed. The switch has a secondary safety button and both must be squeezed to run the blender It can feel a little awkward at first. The Hand Blender uses a variable speed trigger switch, which allows you to adjust the speed, with the firmness of your press.
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