Buying a hand blender: things to consider

Buying a hand blender: things to consider Before you buy, make sure you check the following:
Speed controls – check that the power button is easy to press: hand blenders are about as long as an A4 sheet of paper, and some weigh nearly as much as a bag of sugar, so they can be tiring to control if it is hard to get a good grip and reach the controls. Some hand blenders also have ergonomic handles and soft-touch controls to make using the blender more comfortable.
Attachments – some hand blenders come with bowls and beakers for chopping and blending that fit to the blender.  These have specially designed lids with a gap for the blender to fit through, which is convenient for reducing the chance of ingredients splashing about. If you want to use your hand blender for a particular task like whisking, whipping, chopping or blending, look for one with a specialist accessory for easier food prep.
Materials – blenders with metal shafts are less likely to stain than those with plastic. The blending shaft is the part that gets dirtiest, and if you are blending lots of soup you might find a metal shaft more convenient. Stains to plastic shafts can usually be shifted with some vegetable oil though.
And one thing you don’t need to worry about: Wattage – although you’ll often find the wattage mentioned in the product details, a higher wattage doesn’t guarantee better results or that the blender is any more durable.
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