Review on 🔌 Cuisinart CPB-300 Blender: Powerful 350 Watt BPA-Free Blender in Black (32 Ounce Capacity) by Alan Estell

This is an excellent product. I've been using this product almost every day for at least seven or eight years. I now have the third set (I'll explain why later - the first one still works too). In terms of price, versatility and quality, it is in no way inferior to a consumer product. Some things I like: * It's small so I can leave it on the counter. He's strong for his size. Yes, this is a small blender, and if you need a large blender or food processor, this probably won't help. But for me, it's perfect.* It comes with an amazing range of cups, two blender blades/bases (which screw onto all cups and the "big" blender bowl), and multiple lids. I like the flexibility this offers. Whenever I need to blend, I always have a clean rack and cup.* It's reliable. I bought three sets because some accessories get lost or wear out over time and the set is so cheap that buying the whole set is better than replacing a missing piece (which is a fifth to half of the price). price of the whole set costs). Shipment). The motor/base units from the first unit I bought still work great after many years.* Quality is good. The details fit well. Gaskets seal (my experience is very different from some of the negative reviews on this) and while they don't last forever they have lasted me for years in everyday use. The plastic appears to be of good quality. The only parts that didn't work for me were the sanding plates, but that's my fault. I didn't read the instructions until I received my third set and the sanding sheets should not be used on liquids. Oops, I've been using them to make milkshakes for years. Now I know why two of them failed. But even if used incorrectly, they last for years. The only thing I don't like about this set is just personal preference. It comes with four screw caps for drinks. They have holes and won't close, so they shouldn't be left in the fridge or taken on the road. The kit comes with a sealed lid (it can be seen at the bottom of a small jar). I would have preferred four sealed lids and one leakproof lid. But the problem is solved - I just ordered four airtight lids from Cuisinart (they are not available from Revain at the time of writing this article). Yes, it cost almost $40 including shipping - almost as much as the whole set. But the set is worth blending foods and keeping in the fridge (especially now that I have over ten blender mugs!) and as far as I can tell, the products I received with my last (third) order are identical with reliable that I bought many years ago.