Immersion Blender vs. Regular Blender

[@maryl1833]

The first immersion blender I had, had holes near the top of the ‘bell’ part. If you even slightly lifted it up while still blending, you had the contents all over you and the kitchen. The 2nd one I bought had holes near the bottom of the ‘bell’. Works beautifully.

[@SmoMan71]

Had a Ninja blender for years till it cracked. $60 just to replace the part that cracked. $20 immersion blender does everything we need it for, mostly smoothies and soups. And it's so much easier to clean.

[@keenahudson1853]

I use mine most days. I also have a small processor attachment which is so handy because it's small.

[@amydawson1279]

I love my emersion stick blender. Use it all the time.

[@natalialopes719]

I can’t live without my immersion blender, my food processor, and my standup blender. They all do very different things.

[@peetabrown5813]

I am always surprised that they never seem to included bamix stick blenders in their immersion blender reviews, because this is the stick blender my family had when I was a kid (and when my father wasn’t using a paint mixer attachment on his drill to make us milkshakes) it is the traditional or original stick blender to me

[@RohanKumar-zr3pj]

Buy both, is the recommendation here 😂

[@emmajay8109]

How do I sharpen my immersion blender? After 5 years the blades seems to be more blunt.

[@idontcare70]

our immersion blender is mainly used for my son's milkshakes. I find my countertop blender more efficient and effective.

[@nancybarnett2832]

I like the chunky style better anyway.

[@Kaiju_Chaos]

A regular blender doesn't do the job.