Used & new (8) from $36.37 Sold by 212 Distributors (NO SALES TAX OUT OF N.Y.) and Fulfilled by Amazon. There is a newer model of this item: Cuisinart CSB-100 Smart Stick Variable Speed Hand Blender, Stainless Steel Cuisinart CSB-77 Smart Stick Hand Blender with Whisk and Chopper AttachmentsDetailsUpdate International New Commercial Grade Stainless Steel Cups, 30-Ounce FREE Shipping on orders over . Cuisinart Smart Stick 2 Speed Hand Blender, Brushed Stainless Steel Cuisinart Smart Stick CSB-75BC 200 Watt 2 Speed Hand Blender, Brushed Chrome 212 Distributors (NO SALES TAX OUT OF N.Y.) Get ready to blend! This Cuisinart SmartStick Hand Blender is designed to handle a variety of basic tasks, such as blending, mixing, chopping, grinding, whipping, pureeing – even processing bread crumbs – to give you time for more creative culinary undertakings! Elegant brushed stainless steel houses a powerful motor, and the handy “stick” design lets you blend in a pot, bowl or pitcher.

Operation is easy and cleanup is quick. Product Description Cuisinart makes it quick, clean and easy to blend, prep and whip a variety of ingredients. The SmartStick Hand Blender includes Whisk and Chopper attachments to extend this blender's performance. oster blender meijerYou can blend or whip right in the bowl, pitcher or pot, to eliminate extra dishes, and with the Chopper attached, it turns into a handy mini food prep tool. cuisinart smart stick powertrio blenderThe look is commercial, the performance is professional, and the ease of use is pure Cuisinart! oster blender model 6700Product Features • Brushed stainless steel housing with embossed Cuisinart logo • Powerful 200-watt motor • Push-button control for continuous or pulse action • Comfort grip handle • Stainless steel blending attachment • Whisk attachment • Chopper attachment • 16-ounce mixing and measuring beaker • Instruction manual and recipe booklet • Limited 3-year warranty Whisk Tips Use the whisk attachment for beating heavy cream or egg whites. kitchenaid kfp1333 artisan food processor - almond cream

It may also be used to whisk eggs when making scrambled eggs or fluffy omelets. Reversible Blade The Cuisinart SmartStick Hand Blender chopper/grinder attachment is equipped with a reversible blade. This blade is sharp on one side and blunt on the other. kitchenaid mixer repair tulsaThe blade is attached to a plastic ring which slides over the blade assembly shaft, so it can be easily turned over to select the appropriate blade. osterizer blender parts winnipegBlending & Mixing The specially designed blade is for mixing and stirring all kinds of foods, including salad dressings, powdered drink products, and sauces. osterizer blender parts manilaIt is ideal for combining dry ingredients, and can be used to emulsify mayonnaise, too.

This blade mixes and stirs while adding only a minimum of air to your mixture. A gentle up-and-down motion is all you need to make the most flavorful, full-bodied liquid recipes. Be careful never to remove the Cuisinart SmartStick Hand Blender from the liquid while in operation. Features and Benefits • One Touch On-Off Button: Allows you to activate the hand blender at the touch of a button. Simply press and hold down on the toggle switch to blend or pulse. Once the button is released, blending will stop. • Comfort Handle: The handle allows you to control the hand blender with ease. • Motor Body Housing • Detachable Shaft: By pressing the release button on the back of the unit, the shaft will detach for easy cleaning. • Blending Attachment with Stainless Steel Blade and Blade Guard: This attachment easily snaps into the motor body housing. The stainless blade is partially covered by a stainless housing that keeps splashing to a minimum. • Whisk Attachment: Whisk attachment snaps into the motor body housing.

This attachment is great for whipping cream, egg whites and other delectable treats. • Chopper/Grinder Attachment: Chop, mince and grind with the Cuisinart Chopper/Grinder attachment. Chopper/Grinder attaches to the blender motor body in place of the blender shaft or whisk attachment. • Mixing Beaker: 2-cup mixing beaker is microwave- and dishwasher safe. Use this container to blend drinks, shakes, salad dressings and more. Designed for easy gripping and drip-free pouring. Easy Clean-Up Cleaning your Stick Blender is easy! To simplify cleaning, rinse the prep bowl, cover and blade immediately after use, so that food won’t dry onto them. If you have a dishwasher, you can wash the prep bowl blade assembly on the upper shelf. Insert the Prep Bowl upside down. Put the blade in the cutlery basket. When cycle is completed, unload the dishwasher carefully to avoid contact with the sharp blade. Wipe the motor body and top of the cover with a damp sponge or cloth. What kitchen appliance features sharp blades that spin at incredible speeds?

A blender or a food processor? While blenders and food processors have many similarities, these appliances serve some very different purposes. A blender is typically better for liquids and is used to create things like smoothies, while a food processor is used for more labor-intensive tasks, such as mixing dough or slicing vegetables. Of course, some blenders are powerful enough to handle the tasks meant for a food processor (and vice versa). For now, however, let’s just take a look at the basic differences between a blender and a food processor. Related: Looking to take your smoothie game to the next level? Here are our favorite blenders of 2016 If you’ve ever shopped for a food processor, you’ve probably noticed a long list of the appliance’s skills listed on the package, including chopping, slicing, shredding, mixing, and pureeing. While blenders have become more capable over the years, they still don’t do much more than blend. Sure, a powerful blender will crush ice, and top-of-the-line blenders like the Vitamix 5200 are capable of making everything from ice cream to nut butter, but your typical blender isn’t going to be able to handle the number of tasks that a food processor can.

Baking (doughs and crusts) As you can see in the chart above, there’s a considerable amount of crossover between these appliances. However, they both excel at different tasks. Blenders, for instances, are typically built with features that make them ideal for making smoothies. While some blenders have easy-to-pour reservoirs, others are made so that you can drink out of the same cylinder that you use to make your smoothie. Blenders also handle liquids much better than food processors, which makes them ideal for making soups or other light sauces. The Magic Bullet NutriBullet, for example, can whip up a nutritious smoothie with ease. While we wouldn’t recommend it for making butters and breads, it is powerful enough to grind up nuts, veggies, and other potential smoothie ingredients. Food processors, on the other hand, are ideal for more labor-intensive tasks, like making dough. Food processors have wide mixing bowls — which make it easy to add in ingredients — and typically come with various attachments, giving you the ability to slice carrots, shred cheese, or mix dough.

The Hamilton Beach 10-Cup Food Processor is a good example of what you should expect from this type of appliance. It has a large mixing bowl, a pulse setting, multiple speeds, and blade attachments for slicing, shredding, and chopping. It also comes with a “bowl scraper,” an attachment that automatically scrapes sticky doughs and batters from the walls of the bowl. Whereas a food processor is a great tool for bakers, a blender is a great choice for someone who likes a liquid lunch (either cocktails or smoothies). But what if you want both? There used to be a pretty clear line between blenders and food processors, but that isn’t the case anymore. It’s not uncommon for high-end blenders to be sold with multiple attachments, which gives them the ability to tackle a number of extra tasks. The recipe book for the Vitamix 5200, for instance, includes everything from smoothies, to nut butters, to bread dough, to cocktails, to cake mixes. So what appliance is right for you?