And if budget is a large factor, the cute, durable, and mostly capable Hamilton Beach is a solid blender. I chucked an 8-ounce block of cheddar into the Hamilton Beach to see what would happen. I know that most of you don’t plan hamilton beach smoothie blender to shred entire blocks of cheese in a blender, but I wanted to test its power and overall badassness. We offer the largest range of blenders in Australia and only source the highest quality blenders from around the globe.
You already know that it can’t shred a block of cheese, but it can do some other things pretty darn well. No it isn’t a miracle worker, but this $40 blender by Hamilton Beach can get the job done, as long as the job is simple. If you’re interested in accessing Newegg API service, please submit a request. Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see it’s really you sending the requests and not a robot.
We highly recommend this blender for anyone looking for a reliable mini blender for smoothies. When looking for a mini blender, the Hamilton Beach Blender stands out as hamilton blender a wallet-friendly option. At just $15.99, it’s a great way to save money compared to competitors like the Ninja and Bullet blenders, which come in at around $70 to $80.
Two Speeds – Offers versatility and precision blending for a wide variety of food and drink mixtures. Stackable Container – Breakresistant polycarbonate container with easy-to-read measurement marks stacks up for storage. For orders with $75.00 or more of regularly-priced items, you’ll receive free shipping via UPS Ground service. This applies to orders that ship to addresses within the continental United States only. The free shipping offer does not apply to commercial grade products. So, it really depends on your cooking needs and, of course, your budget.
The Hamilton Beach blender comes with a 12 ounce cup, a tiny blending part which cannot be removed, and a lid which doubles as a drinking cup. During testing the product performed well, blending spinach, honey, berries, cinnamon, and half an avocado with ease. Though the user had to continually hold down the switch while blending, that is to be expected of such a smaller model. The smoothie itself was a success, if a bit unappealing in color. All in all, the Hamilton Beach blender saved money, blended smoothly, and performed just as well as more expensive models. This blender is acceptable for processing small batches of fibrous ingredients.