Keylitos 5-in-1 Immersion Hand Blender, Powerful 12-Speed Handheld Stick Blender with 304 Stainless Steel Blades, Chopper, Beaker, Whisk and Milk Frother for Smoothie, Baby Food, Sauces Red,Puree, Soup (Black)

To put it together, I didn't need to look at the instructions. The whisk, frother, and blender are all easily attached right out of the box. The fact that it comes with a blending jar rather than just a blending cup means it can be used for a lot more than just blending. You'll receive a two-star rating. fer: In one blender, you'll find a mini as well as an immersion blender. All of the attachments, including the cleaning brush, fit in the plastic cup, while the motor unit sits on top of the blending jar, as shown in the photo. It's a lot easier to keep everything together when you do it this way. I used it for the first time on July 25th to make banana and strawberry ice cream smoothies. br>br>It is solid, has weight to it, and feels comfortable in my hand. br>br>It is solid, has weight to it, and feels comfortable in my hand. I am aware that blending bananas is not difficult. br>With that in mind, here's what I was looking for:br>Simplicity- Place the banana in a tall plastic cup, attach the blender, pour in the milk, and then immerse the blender. It was a cinch to use. Added ice cream, which was sucked to the bottom by the vortex created by the blender, churned beautifully, and thoroughly mixed with the now banana milk. The blending cup was half-full when I finished. full. br>br>Another smoothie was made. I made a double batch of everything this time. I added the ice cream after combining the banana and milk. Until I pressed the on-button, it sat on top. button. The ice cream took a little longer to reach the bottom and blend in because the cup was slightly over 3/4 full. but only for a few seconds longer Unlike jar blenders, the ingredients are not thrown out and upward, so you don't have to be concerned about a mess. The bottom has been sucked out of everything. Clean- It's simple to get up. Simply detach the attachment, slosh it in some soapy water, rinse it, dry it, and store it. br>br>I can't comment on the durability because I only used it once. I think I'll add more fruits and vegetables to my diet, and I'm going to make berry smoothies tomorrow. It's also great for pureeing my lobster bisque on the fly, as well as a variety of other things. br>br>However, if you're making smoothies for 30, a traditional jar blender is the way to go. The same is true if you're making a large batch of something or need to blend something for an extended period of time. However, for single or multiple servings, this will suffice, saving you the trouble of digging out your kitchen machine and trying to remember where you put all the attachments. In comparison to other blenders, such as immersion blenders, the price is also very appealing. br>br>Customer service is quick and helpful; I had a few questions after unpacking it after it was delivered in the middle of the night. morning. My questions had been answered by the customer service representative later that evening. br>br>July 26th Update: br>Made raspberries and peaches smoothies. The blending jar did a fantastic job. The ice cubes were quickly melted, and the raspberries and peach were blended in a matter of seconds. I sprinkled a pinch of Lipton peach iced tea granules on top for a hint of sweetness and to amp up the peach flavor. My husband requested a second, but I had run out of raspberries. That evening, I went to Aldi's and bought peaches and raspberries. Blackberries, nectarines, and honeycrisp apples are among the fruits available. br>br>July 28th Update: br>Fruit smoothies are how my husband and I begin and end our days. I made a third for myself just the other day. He's eaten more fruit in three days than he has in the previous three years combined. I dug up my flax seeds and added them to the mix. I've already placed an order for several pounds of blueberries, and I intend to add kale to the mix as well. In the future, there will be celery hearts. A few kiwis should suffice. I'm constantly coming up with new ideas. I also use Arizona Mucho Mango to help crush the ice and bring out the flavors of the other fruits. br>br>All right, that's it for now. Today, Friday, July 30th, will be day six of daily use, and I have no plans to change that. Yes, the fruit, Lipton peach ice tea mix, and AZ Mucho Mango all have sugar, but it's a lot less than the candy or other junk food I used to eat when I had those cravings. When you eat the whole fruit or vegetable, you get more fiber, phytonutrients, and all the other good stuff. br>br>I'll buy this set as a gift for my friends and family. Finally, something that everyone can use and won't cost you a fortune.

Ronan Warren

| Apr 12, 2021

  I'm not sure how I managed to live without one! When I made pea soup in the crockpot, I used to blend it by moving it one ladle at a time. I just throw everything into the crockpot at the same time now. It saves a lot of time and is much less messy and dangerous (if the blender lid blows off due to the heat). The chopper functions similarly to a mini food processor, so it's ideal for small amounts of finely chopped ingredients. If you need to whisk something, this is much easier than doing it by hand. I've never used a frother and have no idea what to do with one, but even without it, this set is well-equipped. the price was well worth it.

Zakai Dyer

| May 31, 2021

I put off writing this review for quite some time. I had a hand blender years ago that I used for 20 years before replacing it with a Ninja Blender/Chopper 1500w unit. With all that power, the Ninja easily handled anything thrown at it, but after 7 years, the motor refused to start, and it took up a lot of space, so I decided it was time to go back to what I had before. br>br>This powered hand blender appears to be much lighter than the one I had previously, but it is not lacking in power; in fact, it is significantly more powerful than the previous one. The blender head, a whisk, the chopper bowl, and a frother are all just the right amount of accessories for my needs. You can choose from 12 different speeds to achieve your desired results, and there is also a turbo button for quick bursts of speed. br>br>For use with the blender, the large plastic cup appears to work well. The blade pulverized all of the fruits and vegetables as you pressed down on them. It only takes a few button bursts to complete the task. I suppose that over time, the plastic will scratch and lose its brilliant clarity, but it is a mixing cup, after all. br>br>The food chopper bowl appears to be of low quality, but it chops very well. It will take some practice to get the solids and liquids balance just right, but it will do the trick with a few quick bursts of speed. It's only necessary to hold the button for a fraction of a second or two a few times. br>br>I haven't tried the whisk or the frother yet, but they both spin at a low speed, so I expect great results there as well. All of the different attachments click into place and appear to be very sturdy. It's also simple to clean up. Just keep an eye out for the razor-sharp chopping blade. The only issue I had was with a piece of plastic tape that was placed over the two buttons; it was a little sticky and left glue residue that required some scrubbing to remove. In retrospect, I should have just left it on because the buttons were easy to press even with it on. After registering the unit with the manufacturer, I did receive a small Amazon gift certificate. br>br>As a disclaimer, I did receive a small Amazon gift certificate after registering the unit with the manufacturer. Nothing that would sway my opinion, as the unit is already reasonably priced, and I am very pleased with my purchase.

Magdalena Kennedy

| Oct 11, 2021