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BRAUN HAND BLENDER/CHOPPER

After owning a few cheaper units, I sprang for the Braun Hand Blender/Chopper and am very pleased with my choice. While I have mainly used mine for its easy blending-in-the-pot capabilities, I admit the chopper has equal merits, especially when you only need to chop a small quantity of ingredients.

I love being able to immerse the blade right in my soup pot to blend or puree soups and sauces without the mess of getting out my food processor or countertop blender. The blade does a quick job of pureeing and wash-up is a dream. I can’t imagine cooking without this handy device.

Highly recommended.

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Slicing and Shredding - Braun Multiquick hand blender slices and shreds effortlessly

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I’ve had one of these for years and I would not live without it. It emulsified salad dressings better than any whisk and there’s no need to “dribble in” the oil. Just put all ingredients int he bowl, turn it on and in seconds you have perfectly emulsified dresssing.

I like the size of the chopper unit too…mine lives on the counter top without being too obtrusive. I bought a Braun hand mixer that came with a slightly bigger chopper and I hate it. The bowl is too big for small quantities such as salad dressing and takes up too much space ont he counter and in the fridge.

I mainly use the chopper, but the stick blender comes in handy any time I want to puree soups or smooth out gravies. You simply put the stick blender into the pot and puree in a second. It’s so much simpler to use and clean up than a regular blender.

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Gordon Ramsay Prepares Sea Bass Spice Mix & Sauce

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I am so pleased with this blender and Bosch. Because it is cordless, I can take it to the stove to puree/blend soups and sauces. The chopper accessory perfect for small quantities of herbs, garlic, ginger root, etc. and so far (1 month) battery has lasted through all jobs. But the best part - I am with the US Army in Germany (power is 220 volt)but I will return the US (power is 110 volt) in 2 years. The exact same mixer (but with 220 V charging station) is available here, but I wouldn’t be able to use it in the US. I discovered that, in Germany, Bosch sells the charging station separately (very inexpensively). So I bought the US mixer and the 220 volt charger station to use while in Germany. Now I can use it anywhere!!

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BRAUN HAND BLENDER/CHOPPER

After owning a few cheaper units, I sprang for the Braun Hand Blender/Chopper and am very pleased with my choice. While I have mainly used mine for its easy blending-in-the-pot capabilities, I admit the chopper has equal merits, especially when you only need to chop a small quantity of ingredients.

I love being able to immerse the blade right in my soup pot to blend or puree soups and sauces without the mess of getting out my food processor or countertop blender. The blade does a quick job of pureeing and wash-up is a dream. I can’t imagine cooking without this handy device.

Highly recommended.

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Braun Multiquick Professional Hand Blender
Braun Multiquick Professional Hand Blender is powerful, versatile, and easy to clean piece of equipment. The cord is a good length and does not seem to get in my way. It has the power to crush ice, ma...

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I am so pleased with this blender and Bosch. Because it is cordless, I can take it to the stove to puree/blend soups and sauces. The chopper accessory perfect for small quantities of herbs, garlic, ginger root, etc. and so far (1 month) battery has lasted through all jobs. But the best part - I am with the US Army in Germany (power is 220 volt)but I will return the US (power is 110 volt) in 2 years. The exact same mixer (but with 220 V charging station) is available here, but I wouldn’t be able to use it in the US. I discovered that, in Germany, Bosch sells the charging station separately (very inexpensively). So I bought the US mixer and the 220 volt charger station to use while in Germany. Now I can use it anywhere!!

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I have had this stick Immersion Hand Blender with Chopper for over a year, and used it about a hundred times. There are two problems which have been significant for me, but might not matter for you: (a) Washing the top of the chopper in the dishwasher causes it to fill with dirty water which leaks out slowly, but you can’t fully empty it; (b) You can’t chop small quantities, the minimum has to fill the chopper enough to cause full churn of the ingredients. In other words, a lot of pesto is ok, but not a little.

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I’ve had one of these for years and I would not live without it. It emulsified salad dressings better than any whisk and there’s no need to “dribble in” the oil. Just put all ingredients int he bowl, turn it on and in seconds you have perfectly emulsified dresssing.

I like the size of the chopper unit too…mine lives on the counter top without being too obtrusive. I bought a Braun hand mixer that came with a slightly bigger chopper and I hate it. The bowl is too big for small quantities such as salad dressing and takes up too much space ont he counter and in the fridge.

I mainly use the chopper, but the stick blender comes in handy any time I want to puree soups or smooth out gravies. You simply put the stick blender into the pot and puree in a second. It’s so much simpler to use and clean up than a regular blender.

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A partial list of the Best Blenders
If only Stephen Poplawski was the usefulness of the best mixers are at this moment in time, would have been proud of his invention. He made this kitchen appliance in 1922. The idea was simple. We used...

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I just got mine yestarday, for just $30. Great value, I got the chopper and the mixer for small things. I just puree some canned tomatoes, I would not get my bleder dirty just for that, but this is so easy to clean…. It does his job fine.

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Blend in the fast lane with the Oster Fusion Blender. This kitchen must-have creates milkshakes in seconds thanks to its reversible motor. Retail ...

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We got this as a wedding gift 4 years ago and its still as good as new ..works great for all purposes even marinades and salad dressings. I bought and additional 500ml chopper attachment and 350ml jar and works out great. Dont need the big guns the small one does it all.

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Braun Multiquick Professional Hand Blender
Braun Multiquick Professional Hand Blender is powerful, versatile, and easy to clean piece of equipment. The cord is a good length and does not seem to get in my way. It has the power to crush ice, ma...

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Great for making smoothies (I always have some frozen bananas and other fruit in the freezer), but it doesn’t chop ice or large chunks very well. Although, it’s easier to store and have available than a blender. Works great for soups and purees. Make your homemade vinaigrette a true emulsion. I guess you could also make your own mayo, but I never had the desire.

I found out about this immersion blender from a vegan friend of mine who uses it for making hummus on the spot whenever company drops it. I’ve made hummus many times, and since haven’t used the store-bought stuff.

This is not good for making salsa, as it tends to liquefy the ingredients in short order.

This also comes with a chopper/grinder attachment that looks like a mini food processor, and it comes with a whisk attachment. Both of these are really more trouble than they’re worth, and you’re better off using a knife and a hand whisk.

Still, this is one of those tools I use nearly everyday for over a year now. And this is the second one I have. The first plastic beaker developed stress cracks and the markings rubbed off. Cuisinart replaced the whole set since they couldn’t have the beaker separately in stock, and it was still under the 3-year warranty.

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