KitchenAid KHB300

Pros: Replaces more expensive gadgets, dishwasher safe, storage bag

Cons: None!

The Bottom Line: The Bottom Line is busy cooking.

Review: Has the romance gone out of the relationship when I was just as happy receiving my KitchenAid KHB300 Immersion Blender for Christmas last year as I was when I received more sentimental gifts in years gone by? I like to think that’s not the ...

Pros: So much easier to clean and just use than larger appliances

Cons: Can't think of one, except that it took me so long to buy it!

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a multi-purpose kitchen helper that takes up little space and is uber-easy to clean up, this desearves a second look... and a third, and a fourth...

Review: When I buy an appliance-- small or large-- I do a lot of research, so when I ordered this, I knew I'd like it. I've been using it for a few months now, and I have to change my initial thoughts-- I LOVE THIS THING! I do a lot of cooking and previously had ...

Pros: Construction, Efficiency, Ease of use, Design and Accessories, easy to store, easy to clean.

Cons: I didn't buy it sooner!

The Bottom Line: Definitely recommended if you're a foodie gadget-lover, and want ways to make your time in the kitchen even more enjoyable.

Review: About 1 year ago, I bought the KitchenAid basic blender with only the immersion attachment. At that time, I wanted it to make hot cream soups without transferring the base to a blender in batches. I worked like a charm. Then, I noticed my husband was ...

Pros: Variable speeds, removable blending shaft.

Cons: Cheap plastic parts that break

The Bottom Line: Until KitchenAid starts using a better quality of plastic or switches to stainless steel for the drive shaft, I don't recommend it.

Review: I had originally purchased the KitchenAid Blender (several years ago, so I am not sure of the model) and it was wonderful at blending smoothies for my family. I used the blender several times a day 5 or 6 days a week for that time period before it ...