What can you do with a cordless immersion blender?

This cordless immersion blender features a 7.5″ stainless steel blending arm for easy blending in tall pots. It is designed to complement your kitchen needs from cooking, baking, food processing to coffee preparation. With the stainless steel whisk attachment, you can also blend soups, sauces, and more.

What is a 5 speed immersion blender used for?

This is a high-powered immersion blender with a variable 5-speed setting so you’ll have complete control of the texture of your refried beans, soups, or pureed vegetables. You can even use this for a quick chop of nuts since the blade shroud gives you plenty of space.

What kind of battery does an immersion blender have?

This sleek and attractive immersion blender has a powerful 600-watt motor charged by a lithium-ion battery. The All-Clad purees as quickly and efficiently as any corded model. The All-Clad blender body has a sleek, stainless-steel casing, and the shaft is entirely stainless steel.

Do immersion blenders have a blade attachment?

Immersion blenders don’t have a standard sized blade attachment. Paying attention to the diameter of the blade is important if you want to be able to blend smoothies or salad dressings in drinking glasses or mason jars. You’ll also have to choose between corded and cordless models.

What is Mueller immersion blender?

The blending arm of Mueller immersion blender is removable and easy to clean. It blending arm can be easily locked into the motor body. The Mueller ultra stick Hand held blender consists of stainless steel S-shaped blade which can thoroughly blend the ingredients for milkshakes, smoothies, soups or baby food.

Who invented the immersion blender?

The first-ever Immersion blender was called “Bamix” and was invented by Roger Perrinjaquet in 1950 at Switzerland. Commercially large Immersion Blenders came into use and were popularly known as boat motors. These were extensively used for emulsifying sauces and soups.