With a powerful 600-watt motor, this blender is ideal if you like making large batches of soups. To help reduce splatter, it has a variable control speed dial with a pulse option for greater control, as well as a large, bell-shaped blending head to help keep your hot soup in the pot and not all over your clothes. The wand is also detachable and dishwasher-safe, making cleanup a breeze. The All-Clad Stainless Steel Immersion Blender features an extra-long, 9-1/4-inch (23.5-cm) wand that can easily reach into your deeper soup pots.
One problem you may run into with some immersion blenders is that the wand is too short for some soup pots and bowls. The immersion blender comes with a whisk attachment for beating eggs or making salad dressings, a 42-ounce (1.2-liter) blending jar with a rubber grip to prevent it from moving during blending, and a chopper for chopping nuts and herbs.Īs far as downsides go, it can be one of the more expensive options and only comes with a 1-year warranty. Other great features include a bell-shaped base, which reduces suction and aids efficient blending, as well as a non-scratch guard to protect your pots and pans. Unlike other hand blenders, the power button is conveniently placed so it’s easy and natural to press while you grip, making it comfortable to use. If you’re a fan of smoothies, you’ll appreciate its ease in pulverizing ice and frozen fruit, which is a task many other immersion blenders have difficulty with.Īnother reason the Breville is the best choice is its ergonomic trigger.
With 280 watts of power and 15 speed settings, this handheld blender can power through your chopping, blending, puréeing, whipping, or emulsifying needs. If you’re looking for an immersion blender that can do it all, look no further than the Breville Control Grip.
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