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I’ve had this blender in black for 3 years with no problems. And for a guy, I like the functionality. Speed settings are slow… or fast. Nothing like, puree, frappe, stir, mix. Just slow… or fast. Pretty simple. I’ve crushed frozen fruits. Blade still looks good. But I just chipped the glass jar at the bottom. Now it won’t seal. That surprised me. Maybe the glass isn’t as tough as it feels. But still a great blender. Except I bought mine…in the store, on sale.

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So far, I like this blender. It is very easy to use and to clean. Today, I made two smoothies with one banana, one apple, three small oranges and a little apple juice. The fruit was cut into chunks/quartered. After the fruit was blended, it was more like a puree which is what I expected. That is why I added a little apple juice.

The beaker has measurements along the side, which is nice but the numbers are hard to read. Apparently, you cannot buy the other attachments for this version of the blender. I did not know that because now that I have it, I would like to purchase the whisk attachment. It seems odd to me that a company would develop something like this but not so that customers could buy the additional attachments.

Added Note: I’ve used the blender a couple more times. Because of the shape of the blender attachment, it can stand alone in the mixture. I was able to stand the blender in the beaker, while I stepped away to get other ingredients. That was helpful.

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KitchenAid 300 Hand Blender
No more messy transfer of soups, purees and sauces from pot to blender. With a powerful motor, rugged stainless steel blending attachment, and a 5′ cord, this hand-held blender provides versatility and mobility. The 8″ immersion depth reac...

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Great! I use this blender to make a vegetable drink, albeit one that is not Pasteurized. Pasteurization kills a lot of the good stuff. I include vines and leaves and seeds and ice cubes. After less than a minute of blending on high, everything is chopped, diced, minced, and Waringized to a puree! No chunks. No pieces remain on the bottom. The smell mentioned above is simply ozone. All electric motors generate ozone, and the more powerful the motor, the more ozone generated. Noise: one above stated it has a high noise level; I use 2-stroke chainsaws and pneumatic jack-hammers, and I have attended the 1/4-mile drag races at Englishtown, New Jersey–is it that loud? Not so much. The rubber interface between motor and blade is the way to go. The rubber absorbs vibration thus adding longevity; and the inexpensive rubber paddles will self-destruct before any high-dollar parts should a metal fork or a piece of concrete fall into the blades. If you blend household drinks once daily, and don’t want to spend $400 for a 3 horsepower blender, this unit will serve you well.

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great for those who’s kitchen space is tight. the glass blender is great quality, and comes apart to clean easily. the food processor is small and best on small chopping jobs, not as great for the slicing/grating attachment because the feed tube is small. it is strong enough to chop ice and puree food, but the the motor is loud, then again, all blenders are loud.

i’ve had mine for almost 6 years and have no complaints.

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great for those who’s kitchen space is tight. the glass blender is great quality, and comes apart to clean easily. the food processor is small and best on small chopping jobs, not as great for the slicing/grating attachment because the feed tube is small. it is strong enough to chop ice and puree food, but the the motor is loud, then again, all blenders are loud.

i’ve had mine for almost 6 years and have no complaints.

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I’ve had this blender in black for 3 years with no problems. And for a guy, I like the functionality. Speed settings are slow… or fast. Nothing like, puree, frappe, stir, mix. Just slow… or fast. Pretty simple. I’ve crushed frozen fruits. Blade still looks good. But I just chipped the glass jar at the bottom. Now it won’t seal. That surprised me. Maybe the glass isn’t as tough as it feels. But still a great blender. Except I bought mine…in the store, on sale.

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