Cuisinart CSB-77W Smart Stick Hand Blender, White and Stainless
from: Cuisinart
List Price: $90.00
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Price: $49.95
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Product Description:
Is food preparation getting you weary? Are you sick of trying? Enter the CSB77 Hand Blender. Cuisinart presents a sophisticated hand blender that does a lot more than blend! The elegant brushed stainless Smart Stick Hand Blender has its own chopper/grinder, a whisk attachment, and enough power to chop nuts, grind hard chesses, and whip up voluminous meringues and creamy toppings in seconds. Offers simple operation and cleanup. It's like a fairy coming to the rescue! With Cuisinart CSB77 Smart Stick, food preparation will leave you living happily ever after. Whisk Attachment-whips up your favorite creams and toppings for waffles and desserts Cuisinart Limited 3-Year Warranty.
Is food preparation getting you weary? Are you sick of trying? Enter the CSB77 Hand Blender. Cuisinart presents a sophisticated hand blender that does a lot more than blend! The elegant brushed stainless Smart Stick Hand Blender has its own chopper/grinder, a whisk attachment, and enough power to chop nuts, grind hard chesses, and whip up voluminous meringues and creamy toppings in seconds. Offers simple operation and cleanup. It's like a fairy coming to the rescue! With Cuisinart CSB77 Smart Stick, food preparation will leave you living happily ever after. Whisk Attachment-whips up your favorite creams and toppings for waffles and desserts Cuisinart Limited 3-Year Warranty.
Features:
- 200-watt immersion hand blender housed in brushed stainless steel
- Powerful chopper and whisk attachments provide added versatility
- Lightweight design; easy-to-grip ergonomic handle; simple push-button control
- 16-ounce mixing/measuring beaker and 2-cup mixing container included
- Measures 2-1/8 by 2-3/5 by 14 inches; 3-year limited warranty
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Don't be fooled by the looks
I purchased this hand blender for my wife last Christmas, 2007.She has used it regularly with good results.However, today the gears in the main body broke and a new one can be purchased for around $25 plus shipping, so in the $35 range.The main body is on backorder, which is not a surprise since many others must be experiencing the same trouble.
Her previous hand blender was purchased at Walmart for $25 and never had a problem.She gave it to our daughter this summer since she ... Read More
Rating: 
- Excellent product!
I have used several types of hand held blenders and this one is my favorite.It has lots of power, good for deep immersion, and can be easily cleaned since it is stainless steel.
Rating: - Why didn't I buy this before?
I bought this immersion blender when I went to take an extended holiday at my parents house and wanted to make some blended soups.The cuisinart is an upgrade from the simple one I have back at home, but it's only $10-15 more expensive.(The Amazon listing currently has it at about $38.)
Its powerful motor blends quickly and effectively.The leek and potato vichyssoise I was making was so smooth, it was as if I put it through a strainer.And, of course, b/c it's an immersion blender, ... Read More
Rating: 
- Love those plastic innards
I purchased this blender in August 2005 and used it several times successfully. On the first really chilly day in October 2005, I was getting ready to puree a giant batch of homemade tomato sauce that had been simmering all day. I put the blender in my sauce and pushed the button. It made a weak, strained noise, emitted a 'burned motor' odor, and I found that the blades were not spinning. I took the shaft off the motor and found little bits of black plastic. Apparently, the axle (inner shaft?) had disintegrated ... Read More
- Don't be fooled by the looksI purchased this hand blender for my wife last Christmas, 2007.She has used it regularly with good results.However, today the gears in the main body broke and a new one can be purchased for around $25 plus shipping, so in the $35 range.The main body is on backorder, which is not a surprise since many others must be experiencing the same trouble.
Her previous hand blender was purchased at Walmart for $25 and never had a problem.She gave it to our daughter this summer since she ... Read More
- Excellent product!I have used several types of hand held blenders and this one is my favorite.It has lots of power, good for deep immersion, and can be easily cleaned since it is stainless steel.
- Why didn't I buy this before?I bought this immersion blender when I went to take an extended holiday at my parents house and wanted to make some blended soups.The cuisinart is an upgrade from the simple one I have back at home, but it's only $10-15 more expensive.(The Amazon listing currently has it at about $38.)
Its powerful motor blends quickly and effectively.The leek and potato vichyssoise I was making was so smooth, it was as if I put it through a strainer.And, of course, b/c it's an immersion blender, ... Read More
- Love those plastic innardsI purchased this blender in August 2005 and used it several times successfully. On the first really chilly day in October 2005, I was getting ready to puree a giant batch of homemade tomato sauce that had been simmering all day. I put the blender in my sauce and pushed the button. It made a weak, strained noise, emitted a 'burned motor' odor, and I found that the blades were not spinning. I took the shaft off the motor and found little bits of black plastic. Apparently, the axle (inner shaft?) had disintegrated ... Read More
