Stick Blender

This immersion blender has great power and quickly handles soups, sauces, and smoothies without needing to drag out my big blender. The included attachments are super handy and make it even more versatile. Overall, it’s a solid alternative to a traditional blender and takes up far less space. I had wanted a battery powered option, but after seeing the power this has, there’s no way a battery powered option would come close to performing as well!

I purchased my blender in May 2020, and I just realized recently that I never left a review of this product, which I usually try to do, especially with kitchen gadgets. I have used this blender almost daily, or at the very least several times a week for over two and a half years now, cycling through all the attachments, though using the Immersion Blender or Milk Frother more than the whisk.This is one of my favorite kitchen gadgets ever. It has been a true workhorse with a strong motor, and it never lets me down. I love the immersion blender for creaming soups (especially potato or butternut squash soup), mashing beans, and making smoothies in a mason jar. Besides frothing milk or making whipped cream, the frother is great for mixing all the powder-based "stuff" in my coffee or iced drink concoction that is stubborn about dissolving. I love that it has multiple speeds and is easy to handle, and the cord is plenty long enough, at least the way my kitchen is configured.I've also had occasion to contact the Mueller customer service, and they respond super fast and are just the BEST all around to deal with.Interestingly, as I write this review (December 13, 2022), even with the sky-high inflation jacking up prices of EVERYTHING, this blender is now $7 cheaper ($29.95 + $2 coupon) than when I purchased it in May 2020 for $34.95. OMG. That's a NO-BRAINER price, especially if you do a deep dive and read the plethora of crap-tastic reviews that many the single-use milk frother gadgets for just a few dollars less are getting.If this product were damaged or lost or just up and quit working today, I would buy it again in a heartbeat. And after discovering how affordable it still is with the current no-brainer price, I checked with my family members and discovered my two adult grandkids don't have one. In fact, they've never heard of an immersion blender LOL. So after sending them a video and getting their "Oh, that's so cool!" response, guess what they are going to find in their Christmas stocking?I'm still a happy camper after all these years. And I don't expect that to ever change.-Karen :)

My mom has had this for a while and when I moved out I decided to buy my own. The blender works great and has a silicone cover for sensitive pot/pan materials. The whisk is my favorite and works especially great for whipping up cream quickly in a mason jar. I don't use the frother as much since I have a separate one but it seems helpful and is more effective than my cheap little one that I usually use. The attachments are super easy to remove and wash in the dishwasher or by hand, ad the base can just be wiped clean and put away. This can achieve pretty high speeds and has a turbo option; my only gripe is that the lowest speed is still a bit too fast for some things. Overall I am very pleased though.

This is my second one of these stick blenders. The first lasted 4 1/2 years with almost daily use which is much longer than any other stick blender that I have owned. The performance is good with lots of power and the price is great. I noted 2 improvements with the new one over the old one. First is the plastic key piece in the shaft that plugs into the spinning part in the handle. The old one used a more brittle black plastic. That is what eventually broke in the old one. The new blender uses the translucent Delrin which is a bit softer and less brittle so should hold up better. The other improvement is where the shaft of the blender opens into the "bell" portion that houses the spinning blade. On the old one, this was 2 pieces and food bits got into that seam and were impossible to clean out so I had to ignore that to avoid being grossed out. On the new blender, that metal shaft and "bell" is a single machined part. So, no seam. Very nice machining work! The new one is working great so far.

My old stick blender wore out a while ago, so I shopped around on Amazon to find a replacement. I came across an article that highly recommended this product, and then I saw it was top-rated on Amazon, so when I saw a price drop, I went for it.Fantastic purchase. It works better than I thought - it is wonderfully powerful. I loaded up smoothie materials - and promptly had stuff spinning out of my oversized cup. Once I adjusted to the power, it was quick and easy to use. Occasionally I had to take my finer off the button because the suction the blades created sucked the bottom of the glass up so not much blending was getting done. But about two inches from the bottom of the cup, and everything gets liquified just fine - and very quickly.The device itself, chrome and black with dark blue lights, looks like it cost well more than twice what I paid. And it comes apart easily for washing. It is also easy to rinse clean since it does not have nooks and crannies like my last stick blender, so I don't have to go digging in to clean it out.I might not have actually needed to get this stick blender, but I have no regrets or remorse over picking it up. It has been a great addition to my kitchen just for making smoothies. But I am also looking forward to making cauliflower soup again as well as other recipes.If you want a stick blender, this is a high quality and effective device. Really glad I bought it.

I love this hand blender! It’s very powerful and easy to use. I have only needed the lowest setting and the power boost so far. Highly recommend!

Very strong. Powerful. Watch your fingers.I like that it’s detachable for washing and storing, also a safety feature since it’s very powerful