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Kitchen Aid .... possibly the best blender ever??
Review of KitchenAid KSB52BAC by
shand
Advantages: Stlyish, multifunctional, easy to use and clean, built to last
Disadvantages: top end price
I have owned my kitchen aid for 6 months now and I can't imagine how I lived in this world without one. This is the only blender I have ever used that is built to withstand the tests of time. It is robust, sturdy but ever so stylish. There are 10 functions in all, including one which crushes ice - a feature many of us dream off but will in all probability never use. It is incredibly easy to clean - which most blenders, really, are not. It is also ...
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16.01.2006
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Beautiful blender
Review of KitchenAid 5KSB5EMY by
jonkitlib
Advantages: Powerful, with adjustable speed and handy pulse function
Disadvantages: Cannot do small quantities
I have had my Kitchen Aid blender for over two years now and use it several times a week. It is great for soups and smoothies and powerful enough to cope with most things - green smoothies, raw carrot, ice cubes...
The variety of settings mean that I can do things such as pasta sauces which I do not necessarily want to be completely lump-free (the pulse function is useful here) or go for a totally smooth texture for milkshakes and smoothies. Also ... ...and rescuing pancake batter ;)
Like most liquidisers this one cannot cope with dry foods, so for coffee beans, nuts, seeds etc you will need a separate grinder, unless you soak them first and/or add liquid. It also struggles with small quantities (less than about half a pint will simply get smeared around the edges of the goblet) so unless you are batch-cooking it's not a good bet for baby food.
The base unit is easy to wipe clean and reassuringly ...
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08.08.2007
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Value Product and lasting one!!!
Review of Cookworks Silver Glass Blender by
Sree123
Advantages: Simple use, very good value for money,safe to use
Disadvantages: Heavy jar, Cleaning the jar might be tedious
...came across this reasonably priced COOKWORKS BRAND just under £15. DESCRIPTION:
The jar has a capacity of 1.5L. The body is made of glass. It comes with a filling cup attached to the top of the lid. The blades are made of stainless steel.
The body of the motor is silver in colour. It has 2 modes of speed. Speed 1 and speed 2 for slower and faster blending options and a Pulse option which is used during cleaning of the jar.
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29.06.2008
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Sturdy at the base but the Jug is weak
Review of Kenwood SB 307 Smoothie PRO by
Jammie87
Advantages: Looks, Motor, Spout
Disadvantages: Glass Jug, Price
Bought this for around £50 and was initially impressed with its features but ultimately i was unimpressed with it's durability. The motor is very strong and can crush ice/oats and fruit/veg easily but i found that the glass jug, while very strong and heavy, was still prone to cracking when it contained a lot of liquid. After about 6 months of use the glass jug began to crack around the handle, meaning you couldn't fill up the jug all the way when ...
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24.06.2008
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Kenwood could to better.
Review of Kenwood SB256 by
HBForth
Advantages: Quite powerful for the price, affordable, good number of setting, pouring tap
Disadvantages: not very durable, not the easiest thing to clean thoroughly.
We bought this smoothie maker to help my husband become healthier and for me to enjoy fruit in a different way.
Overall, it's not a bad product and it's generally quite powerful. I think I bought it for about £37 from Currys but I have since bought a different one by a different manufacturer which was only £10 dearer but the jug was made of glass not plastic and actually, the difference this makes is quite significant.
Firstly, the glass is easier ... ...get a bit of friction which wears out quite quickly. It's got a good capacity but the hand mixer doesn't reach as far down to the bottom of the jug as I'd like. We used it twice a day and within about a month it was beginning to feel worn.
The other problem is that if you use it, you must clean it thoroughly, particularly the pouring tap. It comes unscrewed but this isn't enough to really clean it inside. The same problem applies to the rest of ...
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12.06.2008
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