This pricey immersion blender easily crushes ice and frozen fruit to make a super-thick smoothie. It comes with lots of accessories including a chopper, a whisk, and separate blades for aerating milk or mincing veggies. However, it struggled to purée a thick soup in two minutes, which makes it a better choice if you're a frequent smoothie drinker and don't care about blending soups. Available in silver and black. Can chop ice or frozen fruit Comes with an assortment of blades for tasks like frothing milk and mincing Comes with a plastic beaker Makes an exceptionally thick smoothie Blending shaft detaches for cleaning Can be mounted on the wall In our tests, it couldn’t completely purée a thick soup in two minutes DeLonghi Hand Blender DHB718 Immersion Blender Review The Sharper Image Stainless Steel Blender 8130D Immersion Blender Review KitchenAid Immersion Blender with Whisk and Chopper KHB300ER Review KitchenAid Immersion Blender KHB100ER Review

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I have owned the L'equip RPM Professional Blender for 2 Years now. I am a big fan. I have had no issues with the container or the base. I've got a 5 year old L'Equip RPM, and I just threw it in the trash because the tabs that hold the pitcher in place broke and L'equip doesn't carry replacement pitchers. In Oct 2012 I see this blender being sold and demonstrated on a late night cable shopping channel. The manufacturer is L'Equip and the blender claims to go to 27,000 rpm and have...We’re sorry, something went wrong. You can use our search bar to find what you are looking for. If you typed in a URL, check for errors and try again.A hand blender (also called "immersion blender") is an easy timesaver. It lets you purée thick soups right in the pot, without transferring them into a countertop blender. As an added bonus, you'll save time on clean up, too. Most hand blenders have removable blending wands that can be easily cleaned in the sink or the dishwasher.To help you find the best hand blenders, the Kitchen Appliances and Technology Lab at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) evaluated them.

Among our findings: Most can completely purée a large batch of soup quickly and have other nice features too, including blending jars, food-processor attachments, and whisks.What We Looked for in Hand BlendersGHRI evaluated the blenders for:Ability to purée a thick vegetable soupTime required to purée a thick vegetable soupAbility to make a thick smoothieEase of holding and using the hand blenderEase with which the hand blender could be cleanedWeight of the hand blenderAbility to remove blending wand for easy cleaningThoroughness of the owners' manualHelpfulness and responsiveness of the manufacturer's customer serviceOverall appearance of qualityHow The Good Housekeeping Research Institute Tested Hand BlendersWe puréed identical batches of soup for 60 seconds with every hand blender. If it wasn't fully puréed, we increased the blending time by 30 seconds and checked again for unblended pieces of vegetables, stopping after two minutes regardless of whether or not the soup was ready.

We poured every batch of soup through a scientific sieve and measured any vegetables that went unblended.We made a smoothie using each hand blender, consulting the owners' manual for each model to see whether it could handle ice or frozen fruit. We tasted each smoothie for thickness and consistency before pouring it through a sieve to measure for unblended pieces of ice or fruit.For models that came with whisk attachments, we whipped heavy cream, measuring the change in volume as well as the stability of the whipped cream, to see whether it would wilt or melt over time.For models that included food-processor attachments, we chopped an identical quantity of onion in each jar, then poured the pieces through a sieve and measured any amount that wasn't uniformly chopped.We inspected every hand blender for the overall appearance of quality, looking for things like stainless steel exteriors, easy-to-use digital controls, and a crevice-free design.We assessed each blender for ergonomics and the placement of controls to see whether or not it was easy to use for extended periods.

We weighed each hand blender to see how easy or hard it was to hold.We assessed how easy each model was to clean, favoring those that had removable blending wands that could be cleaned in the dishwasher.We read through every owners' manual to see whether or not it was thorough and provided clear instructions.We called each customer service department with a hypothetical problem and assessed their responsiveness as well as their ability to resolve our problem.Immersion Blender Buying GuideWhen shopping for a hand blender, you can ignore wattage. In our tests, wattage was not an indicator of quality or performance.Consider whether or not you need a hand blender with lots of attachments. If you already have appliances that can whisk and chop, you can save money by buying a model without a whisk or food processor.If you plan on making smoothies with your hand blender, look for a model that can chop ice and frozen fruit.Remember that most hand blenders are not meant to be used directly over heat.