Liebe&Lecker Cordless Hand Blender
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About Liebe&Lecker Cordless Hand Blender
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
79% praised the included attachments, but 21% found them unnecessary
The immersion blender has three attachments - an immersion blade, a frother, and a whisk.
I am not familiar with the brand name, but the immersion blender comes with a milk frother attachment, whisk, and cutting attachment.
72% liked the stainless steel blades
The attachments are of good quality and the non-scratch pot guard for the cutting blades does its job well.
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79% found it easy to clean, while 21% struggled with stuck-on food
I found that the rubber part of the immersion blender makes it easier to use, although it's a bit more difficult to clean.
Cleaning the immersion blender is easy, except when using the silicone sleeve which traps food and debris, making clean-up difficult.
85% appreciated the long cord, but 15% found it too short
I was frustrated with the tangly cord on my previous immersion blender and wanted to get rid of it.
79% found it comfortable to hold
With the immersion blender, I can control the speed using a rotary dial, even though it has a fixed fast speed.
78% praised its powerful motor
After long periods of use, the motor gets quite hot, which is expected from a powerful motor like mine.
I love that there are two power buttons and a dial to adjust the power on the immersion-blender, giving me more control and options, which indicates good motor power.
72% appreciated the quiet operation, while 28% found it too loud
When using the cutting blade, the immersion blender is very quiet, but it is noticeably louder when using the whisk and frother attachment. It is not as loud as an 1980s model electric hand mixer.
I noticed that the immersion blender was making noise but not blending.
When I immerse the immersion blender straight down, it creates suction and pulls the unit down to the bottom surface of the bowl or pan.
78% liked the compact storage design
The immersion blender is small and doesn't take up much space in my kitchen drawer or cabinet.
