4-in-1 Immersion Hand Blender, Powerful 500W Stainless Steel Stick Blender, Variable Speed + 6-Cup Food Processor, Whisk, Beaker, Masher, Finer Blending, MultiQuick MQ7077

Lots of attachments. I needed the whisk and immersion blender but I'm using the food processor more than I expected.

I didn't realize what I was missing out on. I love the trigger handle design, and I've been using it as a food processor too. It's extremely convenient and blends beautifully. I enjoy the different functions — if you, like me, make a lot of soups and stews, you'll appreciate the time saved when chopping vegetables. Cleaning is simple because most attachments are dishwasher safe.

Braun is a well-known brand name in shaving tool and toothbrush. I have been a fan. I just didn't realize they manufacture other different types of products, particularly kitchen tool. It works as it advertise. For example, the juice or smoothy blending, it doesn't splash compare to other brand. In addition, it's quiet and smooth in handling the tool. By the design and the use of it, it's totally different, meaning the tool really express it's value for the brand name. From my experience, you get what you paid for. Prior to this Braun product, I bought a cheap $40 hand blender and only a few months it's dead. It's good to be true, for example, the watt is 1000 and it comes in bundle package, all of it for only $40. I was a sucker because it is 1000 watt and only $40 for package. After it went dead, I realized it was good to be true and it's no brand name from China. Trust me, pay a little more for the brand you know and can trust, you will be at peace of mind.

I bought the whole package because I thought I'd use the food processor feature for times when I just need to do a bit and don't want to pull out the big guns processor. Turns out the bowl for this Braun is pretty large, too. Turns out, I don't really use any of the attachments. Not yet, anyway. So I could have saved some money and pantry space by not investing in the attachments. That said, I love this immersion blender. Easy to hold, easy to clean, food doesn't get caught up in the blades, easy to take apart and does a great job blending.

If someone have a concern about some warning ⚠️ the appears somewhere in the product. Just take a moment to read what is that, it's not that the product is harmful or toxic, it's just that in California if a product that handles food have some material (a type of plastic I guess) it have to tell the customer, and the cables have that material, it's something that is on every appliance that you'd buy. The product it's perfect, just some months after buy it the food processor has little sharpness, but that's normal.

Handle for the blender is well constructed and does not feel flimsy. Changing from one attachment to one of the many others is extremely simple. Whipped eggs whites and heavy cream in record time with outstanding results. Easily whipped large batch of mashed potatoes. Quickly and efficiently pureed cream of broccoli soup. 35 years in the food service industry and I can easily recommend this product, I bought one for daughter and her family loves it too.

A good solution to several devices in one. The food processing part is probably the weakest but it is a great multipurpose kit

I would genuinely LOVE to give this a better review… it is honestly, a super cool piece of kitchen gadgetry! But I can’t… I used the immersion blender attachment to make mayo and tomato soups mainly. In the food processor basin I have done salmon melts and salsa. It’s incredible. But after a handful of uses with the immersion blender attachment, its broke! The shaft inside which connects the motor to the blade has unseated itself and slips so low into the connecting rod won’t reach the motor. At first I thought it was a handy feature because it allows you to push the blade down so far to clean under and around it. But I’m quickly realizing it’s not cool… as soon as I get the connecting rod into the motor and turn it on, it immediately falls out … This thing has never seen the inside of a dishwasher nor the bottom of a full sink. I have babied the heck out of it. Now come to find out replacing just the blending attachment will cost almost as much as buying a new set of this multi tool… not sure what I’m going to do… but I’m currently not stoked on this product…

Muy útil y como para moler en el mismo bowl o sartén donde se va cocinar 🍳

Braun is known for its durability and functionality and this hand blender does not disappoint. It comes with a number of accessories that are all quite useful. Absolutely love the hand trigger feature which means I can control the speed and intensity of the blend - the harder I press, the faster and more intensely it will blend. Due to its metal body, I’ve used it in hot liquids - just make sure the pot is off the heat. The blender accessory is splat proof so I’ve hardly ever faced a situation where I’m using this to blend something and it splashes, so great work by Braun in that. It is easy to clean as most of the accessories are dishwasher safe, except the blender hand itself. Overall a great product and very happy with the purchase.

Top qualité, livraison rapide.

If you search foe a versatil tool in you kitchen, this is the one! Vegtables, meat, sheak, name it you will be able to do all that with it!

The stick mainly works as described.... although I will still cut many of my veg by hand as the slicing blade seems to almost shred vegetables such as sweet peppers and onions and similar veg. It doesnt create a well cut finish as they would if cut by hand. As for the French Fry Disc.....well forget about using that to make anything near edible fries unless you are a mouse or have a similar size mouth. The reason it is useless is a basic design flaw. In order to get a potato of any size to reach the blade you have to cut it small enough to get it down the feeder tube. Each potato piece can be no larger than 6 cm. Consequently the small edge of the cut potato is realistically the maximum length of any fry you can create. Combine that with the fact that the blade has five cutting edges, which further reduces the maximum size of any cut fry to a maximum width of 0.5cm...on a good day . I tried using it at different speeds and different ways to cut the potato. In every instance I eventually finished up with a pile of puny looking potato fries, each of which would barely feed a mouse, and load of shredded bits. Even the dreaded and awful MacDonald's fries are better than what you can create with this attachment. There is a blade, identified as Blade H, in the Multi Quick 7. It looks like some sort of double slicing blade. The manual suggests that you can use this "for making light batter or cake mixture." The problem with this is once again a basic design flaw. The blade sits at the bottom of the mixing bowl. Consequently it whizzes around at the appropriate speed at the bottom of whatever you are mixing, but fails to churn the top of the mixture. It really needs a paddle attachment and not a thin blade. I have yet to use all the blades and may need to update this report later.