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| Brand: KitchenAid
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 6-10 of 10
 Our Blender Leaks September 23, 2007
G. Mary K (Arlington, VA USA)
1 out of 8 found this review helpful
Our blender has started to leak. Is is something we are doing wrong or is this a defect?
 Best blender ever August 1, 2007
E. Flosznik
I had a KitchenAid blender before that lasted about 7 years. I replaced it with this one and it's even better. I purchased the brushed nickel version and sometimes the stainless look and feel is cheap. Not this one. It's great quality. I highly recommend it.
The Blender with Intelligence July 21, 2007
D. Wooten (NorCal, USA)
25 out of 25 found this review helpful
I have owned a lot of blenders and this one is very impressive. I was tempted to give it 4 stars as it is not the best blender I have ever owned. That distinction goes to the Vita-Mix which has a nuclear reactor for a base, sounds like a Harley and cost as much as a microwave but if you need a blender that can crush anything and make flour and HOT soup....well....but back to the KitchenAid.
First it looks great. As a home chef, having a sleek modern looking kitchen is important. Second it is easy to clean... I will never own a push button (i.e. old Oster-type) blender again. Nor one with a multi piece jar. One leak can and has ruined an evening or party, as you run to grab paper towel and dish clothes to control the margarita or soup that is running across your counter and down your cabinets. Then the fun of cleaning your blender nooks begin....grrrrrrrrrrrrrr.
Now the really impressive part. I have owned a Waring for years. Everyone always raves about it and if you have a thin liquid, it works great. But for crushing ice and making smoothies, it just flat out sucks. So I sought out an ice crushing (margaritas), sealed jar (gravies/soups), lightweight, large capacity (parties), easy touch (easy to clean), piece of art. The KitchenAid is all those things and has a logic built in that controls the blade speed. It knows how well it is crushing the ice and modulates the motor to ensure an even snow like texture that is incredible. The same system is also built into the other modes, measuring resistance to step the motor up, then back it down to ensure smooth results.
This is my first KitchenAid product, but it will not be my last. BRAVO
Monster ice crusher July 2, 2007
Jason Austin (Virginia Beach, VA USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
If you're into crushed ice and smoothie type drinks, this is easily the best one I've found. It reduces ice cubes to a smooth slush in just seconds. The "crush ice" mode pulses on and off to crush the ice quickly and few more seconds at a higher speed smooths it out and adds some air volume. It also looks very sleek, so won't mind leaving it out on your bar or in the kitchen.
Definitely worth it February 19, 2007
ABT (Brighton, MI)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I love this blender. We use it at least 3 times a week to make strawberry smoothies. I've never had a problem with it and its a cinch to clean. Great product.
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