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Everything you need to know about hand blenders to make the perfect purchase.
The hand blender (also called an immersion blender, stick blender, or wand blender) can help you make soups, sauces, smoothies, and spreads. It has the added benefit of?food processors on sale?being easier to use than traditional blenders and food processors—not to mention the convenient cleaning and storage.
This guide will help you determine the best hand blender for your cooking style and kitchen needs. This guide will cover:
The difference between hand blenders and traditional blenders
What to consider before buyingHand blender characteristics to keep in mindAccessories that help get the job doneHand Blenders vs. Traditional Blenders
Hand blenders, as you might assume, are a hand-held blending appliance. They can do much of what traditional blenders and food processors do, but have additional benefits:
Lightweight : Most hand blenders weigh 2 to 5 pounds, making you more likely to pull them out than a heavy-duty food processor.
Easy to use : No set up needed! Plug it in and go.
Compact : Hand blenders are the smallest blending appliance and store easily in a drawer. They are ideal for small kitchens with already-cramped storage space.
Convenient : Bring your hand blender to the food, not the other way around! No more hauling hot soup across the kitchen and pouring it (in batches!) into your countertop blender. Simply immerse the hand blender into?food processor for meat?whatever you want to blend and you are done—without dirtying an extra vessel.
Versatile : Hand blenders help you easily make lots of different things, from soup or gravy, to mayonnaise and whipped cream.?
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