The Hamilton Beach® 10 Speed Smoothie Blender delivers consistently smooth results every time you blend. It’s the perfect blender for shakes and smoothies and holds 56 ounces. The patented Wave~Action® System pulls mixture down into the patented, stainless steel Ice Sabre® blades designed to power through ice. The convenient pour spout on the blending jar eliminates messy drips when pouring to make serving easy.
If you don’t have a mixer and want to make whipped cream, a blender is a surprisingly acceptable method. Design, usability, and features This blender has a height of 14.5 inches, an 8.5-inch depth, and a 7-inch width. It has a 48-ounce glass pitcher and black and brushed silver finish. The overall design is very simple, but it’s sturdily built and it looks much nicer than its $40 price tag would suggest. The pulse button also doubles as a crush ice function. On the other hand, the puree button is like the manual mode of the Auto-Smoothie preset.
That’s the $39 Hamilton Beach Smoothie Smart Blender — and it’s an excellent option for all of your basic blending needs. The Hamilton Beach Blender hamilton beach smoothie blender has a single automatic blending function—Auto Smoothie. It’s a 45-second cycle that will turn your ingredients into a perfectly blended smoothie.
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It consists of crushing ice 15 times consecutively for 3 cycles for a total of 45 tests. Ice crush indicates how well the blender was able to crush 7 ice cubes without water in a specified period of time. Brand owner satisfaction ratings are based on the proportion of members who are extremely likely to recommend their full-sized blender to their friends and family. So, it really depends on your cooking needs and, of course, your budget. And if budget is a large factor, the cute, durable, and mostly capable Hamilton Beach is a solid blender.
Overall, though, it couldn’t make the transition to almond butter (and neither could the Cuisinart). Since a lot of blenders come with an ice crush setting, this seemed like an important test to conduct. So I tossed ice cubes, ice cubes in water, and bagged ice into the Hamilton Beach for three different measures of ice crushing performance. The user manual suggests crushing cubed ice right after it’s removed from the freezer and to make sure that no pieces are stuck together. This definitely helped the process along, but it still took a lot of pulsing to get the ice to a uniformly crushed state.
Except for Vitamix blenders, the Ninja Smoothie Blender is also a good option for processing thick blends. There’s really no set up required to use this blender. Plug in the base, and set the blending cup on top and lock it into place. One of the very convenient features of this blender is that the cup also doubles as a travel cup so once you’re done blending you can simply take it with you to go. The lid has a slider to keep from spilling anything both during blending and when you’re on the move. Smoothness and thickness of non-alcoholic pina coladas are determined using assorted sieve sizes.
And if you plan to start a small catering company or other enterprise, consider the more commercial-capable and extremely powerful Blendtec or Vitamix. No, it didn’t outperform any blenders per se, but it did perform on par with the $200 Cuisinart, and given the value of the Hamilton Beach, I consider that a huge success. I would definitely recommend this $40 blender over the $200 Cuisinart if you’re looking for the most basic of blendering. That includes pureeing soups, making batter, whipped cream, smoothies, and so on. These simple and relatively basic recipes with “softer” ingredients will do just fine.