🥤 Brentwood SM-1200B Classic Milkshake Maker, 15 oz, Blue: Whipping up Creamy Delights at Home Review

No wonder it's so cheap. Very small, does not mix well. Returned. Spend the extra cash and get Hamilton Beach if you're a serious milkshake maker. My kids use peanut butter, cookie pieces, etc., it just doesn't mix well.

After reading some reviews of other mixers of this type I was a little doubtful that it would do the job. I was happy to see that the mixing disc is metal rather than plastic and after using it there is no doubt that the motor has enough power. It looks good and works great.

This photo shows a bin suggesting that it has upright blades. Instead, it's a little round thing that blends together. The mixer also looks bigger in the picture than it actually is. The only thing we like about it is its color, so we gave it a point.

Bought to replace an old Farberware I had for many years. The new one has two speeds, which is nice and easier to use than my old one. If you don't put the mug directly on top of the old one, it will come off and make a mess. This is adjustable and you can move it up and down with the push of a button. Very easy to clean, just wipe it down or pour some water in a glass and turn it on. I use it for my diet smoothie and it makes a nice thick smoothie.

This is amazing! Easy to use and a great shake! It's mostly plastic, but that's not a problem for me. This is probably not the best option if you're making a lot of cocktails at once, but great for a small family or couple. There is a switch on the back that controls the speed. Then insert the cup and press the button and turn it on. I had to shake the cup a bit to get it smooth but I think that's ok. For what it's worth, it's great!

Does what it is supposed to. However, there doesn't seem to be a way to remove the blender blade for cleaning. He appears to be left-handed because the button to raise and lower the head isn't where I expected it to be. it's just me However, I use it often and find that it makes beautiful cocktails. As for "thickness", I believe that thicker shakes simply contain more ice cream. If you put enough ice in a mug, you get a nice thick cocktail. One thing. It would be nice to have a second bowl to…

Bought for my son for Christmas because he always asks for milkshakes. The cup snaps into place and the spindle goes right in the middle of the cup. It's noisy and smells like something is on fire. As a grand finale, only the ice cream mixes in the middle of the mug, otherwise it looks the same as when I scooped it. because it definitely doesn't "jiggle" - the spindle doesn't come loose, so it's difficult to clean. I've used it twice and decided I don't want it taking up space in my closet and…