The versatile stick design of the Cuisinart Smart stick Hand Blender lets users blend ingredients right in pots, pitchers, bowls, or clear plastic beaker that's included. A powerful 200-watt motor operates with an easy one-touch control. Blends drinks, purees soup, mixes pancake and crepe batters in seconds! Both stainless steel blending shaft and beaker are dishwasher-safe.
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$65.00
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Product Details
Product Length:
3.3 inches
Product Width:
3.3 inches
Product Height:
14.25 inches
Product Weight:
9.0 pounds
Package Length:
16.0 inches
Package Width:
4.9 inches
Package Height:
4.6 inches
Package Weight:
2.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 1157 reviews
Features
Immersion hand blender equipped with powerful 200-watt motor
Simple push-button controls and lightweight design for one-handed operation
Dishwasher-safe stainless-steel blending shaft; 2-cup plastic beaker included
Measures approximately 3 by 3 by 14-1/8 inches; 3-year limited warranty
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578 of 586 found the following review helpful:
Best yet! Aug 02, 2006
By P. Kothari
"mixerman"
This is the third hand blender I have owned, and is by far the most solid, smoothest running and easiest to clean. The brushed chrome construction looks great and is also easier to clean than plastic versions. Handy features like detachable base, included mixing cup and extra long mixer are thoughtful and useful. The motor is smooth and powerful - it is the Audi V8 of the hand blender world. For the quality, brand and power, $30 is an absolute steal.
929 of 948 found the following review helpful:
Ah hah, I'm all shook up! Aug 15, 2006
By C. Scagliola Well ok, maybe I am not all shook up so much as BLENDED up. I purchased this immersion blender after my older no name brand unit purchased at Wally World died in the middle of blending a pot of hot soup. I like that you can wash the blenders blade assembly in the dishwasher and the stainless steel shaft is not stained like so many of the ALL PLASTIC models. Another thing I love is the power of the unit and the sharpness of the blades; they will reduce a pot of cream of broccoli soup to a smooth consistency in nothing flat.
Oh and when I say broccoli soup folks, I MEAN broccoli soup. I put nearly two bunches of steamed broccoli in my soup and I only chunk it prior to blending with the immersion blender. This blender will puree` the soup to a perfect creamy texture in nothing flat. (Reserve a few pieces of the chunked broccoli to add back to the soup for texture purposes) I have also used it on my potato and asparagus soups with equally great results.
If you are looking for an immersion blender with lots of power and a "NO STAIN" Stainless Steel shaft then IMO, you cannot go wrong with this model from Cusinart.
Happy Blending!
Ciao!
195 of 200 found the following review helpful:
Cuisinart makes TERRIBLE hand blenders! They work well, but have an Achilles' heel... Jul 21, 2011
By Nosewiper We are now on our SECOND of this CSB-76BC model, having bought two because the price was so good. That was in February, and it's now July.
This follows at least three other Cuisinarts, and they all have had the same problem: while the body of the machine may be nice and sturdy, the motor's strong and the blades do the job nicely, the drive shaft is connected with a REALLY CHEAP PLASTIC piece. And this WILL strip, and when it does, you'll be throwing out that otherwise-wonderful machine.
The definition of insanity is repeating an action many times, expecting a different result. I readily confess to being insane, in that I keep thinking that maybe the next time, Cuisinart will have decided to salvage whatever's left of their reputation with the addition of one more piece of metal to their immersion-blender design.
Don't be like me, please. Disregard the reviews written by glowing new owners, and consider how long you want this purchase to last.
316 of 334 found the following review helpful:
Dangy-dang! Sep 20, 2006
By The Queen of Noirs
"I'm no stinkin' princess"
Holy guacamole! I was a disbeliever, but now that I have this Cuisinart immersion blender, I am a True Believer. It is substantial yet quiet, and it works really, really well. It is easy to clean as the blender piece pops right off. I love that I can just place it into the pot and puree my soup right there! Awesome! Carrot soup, cauliflower soup, sweet potato soup have all fallen under my spell with this magic wand. Recommended.
134 of 139 found the following review helpful:
The "Brushed Chrome" is actually plastic May 02, 2007
By T.J. I know it's my fault, but I didn't read the fine print of the product description, I just saw that it was described as "brushed chrome." The top part is actually ABS plastic painted in the color "brushed chrome," with the bottom part of the wand being stainless steel. It would be more appropriate to describe this blender as gray than the deceiving name they've chosen. The top part has a somewhat flimsy feel to it when you consider how powerful it is.
I was not at all expecting this blender to be as enormously powerful as it is; it works amazingly well. One thing that I didn't like so much was that when I put it in a stock pot to blend a soup, the wand was so powerful that it sucked itself down to the bottom of the pot, making it difficult to move to other areas of the pot while on. It was nearly impossible to keep the wand off the bottom of the pot with a soup that was about 5-6 inches deep, and I'm a big, athletic guy. Variable speed would be a nice feature, and it's available on other immersion blenders. Depending on the particle size of the things you are blending, they may not get pulled through the blade guard (see picture) and blended if the wand is stuck on the bottom of the pot. It works great though; it'll blend an entire pot of soup in about 20 seconds
I wish I could put the blender in a nalgene bottle, but the blender is just a tad too wide.
The bottom part detaches and cleans easily either in the sink or in the dishwasher; no complaints there at all.
based on 1157 reviews
Best yet! Aug 02, 2006
By P. Kothari
"mixerman"
Cuisinart makes TERRIBLE hand blenders! They work well, but have an Achilles' heel... Jul 21, 2011
By Nosewiper
The "Brushed Chrome" is actually plastic May 02, 2007
By T.J.
