Cuisinart Cordless 3-in-1 Hand Blender | Stainless Steel | CSB300U
GREAT PERFORMANCE WITHOUT THE CORD
The Cuisinart 3 in 1 Cordless Hand blender gives you professional results but without the cord, so you can move around the kitchen, easily, from the island to the hob.
It has just the right accessories so you can purée soups and smoothies, mix dressings, dips and sauces, whisk batters and meringues and make smooth mash.
It’s never been easier to prepare delicious, home-made meals from scratch.
USEFUL ATTACHMENTS
With 3 useful attachments, use it for mixing, blending, whisking, frothing and mashing. They are all dishwasher safe, for easy cleaning too.
5 SPEEDS
With 5 speed settings you have total control over the consistency of your recipes. You can easily move through the speeds to avoid splashing.
SAFETY LOCK
Unlock the blender with the safety switch to activate the attachments for total peace of mind.
CHARGING STAND
The charging stand will sit neatly on your worktop, so your blender is fully charged and ready to use. A 2.5hr charge gives around 20 mins use.
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CHOPPING AND PUREEING
The stainless steel blending attachment is perfect for chopping, blending and puréeing up to 100°C. Perfect for hot soups and sauces.
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WHISKING
The Whisk attachment can be used for perfectly light batters, creams and meringues. It can also be used for frothing milk.
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MASHING
Use the Mashing attachment for smooth results. Mash directly into your sauce pan, without scratching.
RECIPE IDEA – Aioli is a popular Mediterranean sauce which can be used as a dip or to add flavour to any meal. Try this Vegan alternative which substitutes dairy products. It’s easy to make using the 3 in 1 Hand Blender – watch our quick recipe video and make your own smooth and creamy Aioli.
| Weight: | 2.1 kg |
| Dimensions: | 22.1 x 10.5 x 28 cm; 2.1 Kilograms |
| Brand: | Cuisinart |
| Model: | CSB300U |
| Colour: | Silver |
| Colour: | Silver |
Ein sehr guter Handmixer/Prierstab mit edlem Design. Die negativen (englischen) Rezensionen ber die Gre und das Gewicht kann ich nicht teilen, da er nicht grer oder schwerer ist als Stabmixer mit Kabel (925 g / 47 cm incl. Mixfu). Leistung und Handhabung sind gut, er hat aber ein Manko: der englische Stecker fr den Stromanschluss. Daher muss ein zustzlicher Adapter gekauft werden.
I bought this for use when camping, but it is now my mixer etc of choice at home.
Love it! Beautiful mashed potato. Whisk brilliant. And so easy to use.
So I have now decluttered my kitchen of 3 (yes 3 ) Potato mashers?? an old whisker and a hand blender that never really blended anything much, possibly your finger if you lost patience.
This Cuisinart is good looking, easy to use and sits quietly on the kitchen top minding its own business until you need it. It makes super smooth mash, still has the power to fling cake mix all over your walls and can blend in better than a chameleon in a bank robbery.
Its definitely worth the money, I mean I had 3 mashers?? thats got to be a least 9 wasted
I really like it but It’s not as fast as my old one only down side to this really
Perfect in every way. Easy instructions. Easy to charge. Easy to use. Easy to clean, what I felt was missing is a bowl for chopping. However, wouldn’t change it for the world.
I’ve always been impressed with Cuisineart products and I am still using after a number years of excellent service an Cuisineart coffee machine. I was really looking forward to giving this Cuisinart CSB300BU 3 in 1 hand blender a go … and I wasn’t disappointed.
Anyway this little machine is an absolutely top of the range stick blender, in looks as well as performance. First up we have the design … a very sleek looking machine in beautiful brushed stainless steel and robust dark grey plastic.
This stick blender comes with the following: a whisk attachment, a blending attachment also made in stainless steel, a masher made in robust plastic and a stand which also doubles as a charging station. This is a cordless hand blender which makes using the blender even easier … no more stretching a cord to breaking point trying to reach the saucepan on the cooker to blend the soup.
This blender has a nice chunky feel and feels weighty in the hand. The handle itself is quite tall standing at 19cm in height. Operation is as simple as pushing choosing a speed and pushing a button … and the blades makes quick work of anything you throw at it. This stick blender has a choice of five speeds which should be perfectly adequate for most people’s needs.
Charging takes around 2.5 hrs and once fully it gives you about 20 minutes running time. The whisk does a very good job of whisking cream, egg whites and batters. The masher produces fluffy lump free mashed potato.
Since receiving this stick blender I have had it out on my worktop (it comes with its own very neat looking stand), this means that it is to hand whenever I want to use it (no more searching the utility room and kitchen cupboards) and thanks to this I have been using it almost every day for smoothies or soups.
All in all a brilliant tool and well worth the 119 (current asking price at the time of this review) …
Reviewing this in the middle of Christmas baking season so it has now been well used. I’ll start with the negative – although another review describes it as ‘sleek’, it isn’t. It is huge. The box amazon shipped it in made my think I was getting a fridge freezer or something rather than a hand-blender. It is a substantial beast and wherever you choose to keep it, it will rob you of either a chunk of counter or cupboard space. That said, for it’s job it is very good. It comes with the right mix of tools (masher, blender, whisk) and I’ve been banging them all in the dishwasher with no issue yet. Cordless is without doubt brilliant in a busy kitchen – the trade off is that in a mammoth session you do risk running out of charge. I reckon you get 20-25 minutes worth of it working on a charge. It is very very rare that you would need more than that amount of time of it actually doing its job – but if you plan a substantial catering event that may be worth considering. For every day though, if you have the space this is a serious piece of kit that does all three jobs very well.
This Cuisinart 3 in 1 hand blender is great. Firstly, the fact it is cordless is a joy, meaning you can quickly move around the kitchen doing different jobs, just switching out the attachments as required. As it also looks cool (and it’s big!), and has its own charging stand, it’s quite a feature in the kitchen, and wouldn’t be something you just shove in the draw once used.
It has a metallic finish, but is made from plastic. This is not a concern though, as it feels sturdy and well made. You get three attachments, one for chopping, one for whisking, and finally one for mashing. They all do their jobs well with great efficiency, and once finished are all very easy to clean. There’s also multiple speed settings to ensure you get the appropriate consistency for whatever food you are preparing.
Appropriately priced given the quality of the piece of kit you’re getting, and the other things it can replace in your kitchen. Coupled with a 5yr guarantee, this is great value.
HAND
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Handheld blenders are great for quick, easy blending and chopping jobs. I like to use them for making soups, dips or pureing food.
For heavy duty you’ll need a processor, but for most things this is my goto kitchen tool.
This is the normal size but looks lovely. It’s really stylish and looks rather fetching. The size means it’s easy to store and it’s really simple to wash – it has few parts clean.
LOOKS
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This is a top end hand blender. There are a few in this range.
EASE OF USE
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It has a glider that allows you to speed up, or slow down the speed. It feels really good to use. 5 speeds.
AREN’T THEY ALL THE SAME
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I know some have commented that you can get some blenders that aren’t as dear. But that’s like comparing a Porsche with a Citroen.
You can pick up a basic model for a few quid but premium hand blenders do cost. So you may ask, what’s the difference?
A basic one usually has a simple press and hold control button with one blade. And usually white plastic.
You then have models like this which has has additional speed settings and loads of extra features. The build quality is also much better. The materials are notable better too.
BLADE
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Looks solid and is titanium coated.
MASH
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It has a blender, masher and mixer.
OVERALL
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I love it. It’s one of the best hand blenders I’ve used.
The built in rechargeable battery unit means that the stick blender itself is a bit larger and heavier than other stick blenders I’ve owned. It’s not unwieldy by any means, but the handle is about a third longer than mains powered offerings from Tefal and Kenwood. In use, this is powerful and effective. It blends nicely, and there are 5 different speed settings. The all-metal blender attachment is perfect for use in even the most vividly colourful of soups and curry pastes, and unlike plastic attachments doesn’t stain.
The blender can be charged in two ways: either by attaching the main leads to the charging stand, and docking the handle on to the stand, or by attaching the lead directly to the powered handle. The latter is particularly useful if the battery is running low, as the blender can be connected to the charger and used while it starts to recharge (as long as the battery hasn’t completely depleted). There are clear, and quite sizeable indicator lights on the handle — including a battery status indicator. The battery power source doesn’t seem to result in this being less powerful than a mains blender. A charge lasts for about 20 minutes of consistent use. This seems plenty to me. I can’t imagine a situation in which I’d need to be using it for in excess of a few minutes at a time – for prolonged whisking, I have a stand mixer.
I like this blender a lot. It’s practical, well-made, and effective. The rechargeable battery power source is a game-changer. But between the price point and the range of accessories included I wouldn’t have bought it: it doesn’t replace a corded version for my usage. This comes with potato masher and whisk attachments in addition to the regular blending end. No blender beaker, no mini chopper, no extra-wide foot for blending soups. The whisk and potato masher are attachments I pretty much never use — I prefer my (manual) potato ricer for making a lovely, silky, lump-free mash; whilst for whisking I use a manual balloon whisk for quick tasks and my stand mixer for longer ones. After trying the attachments with this Cuisinart stick blender, I don’t see this changing. Conversely, this doesn’t have my favourite attachment, a mini chopper, and nor does one seem to be available to buy as an add-on. If I outright replaced my old blender with this, I’d need to buy a separate mini chopper.
Although convenient and smart in design, this is quite an expensive stick blender that doesn’t include a particularly comprehensive set of attachments.
This is a very impressive kitchen tool from Cuisinart – the good impressions (as they always do) start with the packaging – this cordless processor comes attractively boxed – on opening you’re presented with the Hand blender, Blending attachment, Whisk attachment, Whisk gearbox, Masher attachment, Masher gearbox, a charging stand and a small user manual. The blending attachment has very sharp blades and as other reviewers have said, is only covered with a very flimsy bit of plastic- care is needed handling this attachment.
A 2 and a half hour charge of the hand blender on the charging stand gives around 20 minutes of cordless operation in the kitchen and the 3-in-1 tool allows for blending -with the sharp bladed attachment – whisking – and best of all, mashing, with the rugged plastic mashing tool – this provided outstanding, lump free mashed potato with minimum effort.
The blender is easy to operate, has 5 speed settings which are easy to switch between and feels ergonomically designed- it just feels right when you’re operating it….
It’s quite big – but feels solidly built and powerful enough for most kitchen jobs – it also looks very sleek and modern, sitting in its charging stand in the kitchen. A very nice product but loses one star due to not working out a storage solution for the sharp blades blender attachment.
It’s very good! Powerful and looks smart. Easy to clean also.
Excellent, just stop searching and go for it. Definitely worth.