Review on Immersion Stainless Including Attachments Dishwasher by Alicia Thomas

This hand blender costs around three times less than the trendy models, so I was surprised and impressed by the weight of the blender body. It's not designed for heavy-duty tasks like crushing ice, but it's performed well for relatively light tasks so far. Just got it for free to review so I don't know how it will hold up but the power cord is great quality. Plastic parts are fine if you stick to the easy diet. The blender has an adjustable power dial on the top and two speeds to choose from on the side. You should not run it for long periods of time. My main goal with this is to mix the soup right in the pot, and my daughter loves making smoothies. It's not nearly as reliable as our Ninja blender, but is a lot easier to use and clean than trying to pull out the big blender, clean the blades, etc. Note: Do not wash gear parts in the dishwasher. And wipe these parts. The blades feel light, so don't try to use them on large chunks of hard ice or large chunks of fully frozen fruit. We made a thick smoothie with large frozen cherries (not very hard), tightly packed pumpkin, and some whey (plus salt, some lemon juice, and pumpkin pie spice) and it worked well. To froth milk, dip it into the liquid on the surface and remove; No need to hit too low and turn on the air. I'll update this as needed after I've had it for a while.