Cheap KitchenAid KHB100BU Hand Blender, Cobalt Blue (Kitchen) Price

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Customer Reviews of KitchenAid KHB100BU Hand Blender, Cobalt Blue

Cumbersome in the kitchen.
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>It's stainless steel base and shaft make it easy to clean; and it doesn't stain like the white plastic ones. <
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>Cons: For normal kitchen use I found it awkward and heavy. <
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>Nearly 17" tall (with the switch at the tallest point) and weighing nearly 2 pounds, it is cumbersome. Considering that most countertops are 36" tall, it is 53" high when operating. That's shoulder height or higher on most woman. <
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>The power switch requires continual pressure to operate it, which adds more stress to the already too high, heavy device. It's more comfortable if you put your mixing bowl (or included plastic container) down in the sink. This lowers the device considerably and makes it much easier to operate. <
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>If you plan to keep it on your counterop (as I do) be prepared for it to fall over often, as it is very top heavy. I screwed a metal cup holder into the underside of my cabinet to "hang" its cord and keep it from crashing into every other appliance I have there. If it had come with a stand or wall-mounted holder, I would have rated it a 4. If you plan to keep it in a drawer, you will have no problem. <
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>Overall, it's a nice gadget, and certainly easier than cleaning a blender. <
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Best Handblender
Amazing! We love soup and with this tool we make soup all the time with less mess and no transferring from pot to blender and back to pot. The motor is powerful enough to puree asparagus, squash, Beans and even chickpeas for hummus.

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handy
I had one of these that had a battery and the recharger hung on the wall with its attachments. I loved it, it was light and convenient. It finally broke and they don't make them that way anymore. <
>This whips up a storm, its detachable head cleans perfectly in the dishwasher with no fuss. It has tremendous power and its design sucks the food into the blade and a circular motion is set up for efficient blending. It does not whip cream, you need a whisk or beater for that. Instead it would turn cream to butter. It is kind of heavy but stands up on its own without tipping over. The beaker is the perfect container. It is kind of tall and the cord has so much memory that it takes up too much space on the shelf over my sink where I keep it. There is no safety. At all. If it were plugged in and you accidently hit the switch while your finger were in the blade, they would be chopped up. Because of this, it should never be stored plugged in. But overall, I do like it and I use it often. If I had small children, I would not have this in the house. And if I were teaching a child to cook, I would never, ever use it.