KitchenAid KHB2351CU 3-Speed Hand Blender - Contour Silver, 8 inches
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Color: Contour Silver
Features
- The Removable 8" Blending Arm with Fixed Blade locks into the motor body for easy operation. The stainless steel S-shaped fixed blade quickly blends ingredients for smoothies, milk shakes, soups or baby food.
- The soft grip handle offers a non-slip and comfortable grip when continuously blending ingredients.
- The Whisk Attachment can be used to quickly whip egg whites to fluffy peaks and cream or emulsify vinaigrettes and mayonnaise
- 2 1/2-Cup BPA-Free Chopper Attachment with lid locks is ideal for chopping herbs, nuts, cheese, cooked meat and more right in the convenient chopper bowl.
- The 3-Cup BPA-Free Blending Jar with Lid to serve or store for later, top-rack dishwasher safe, 5 feet Power Cord included
Description
The 3-Speed Hand Blender let's you blend, crush, chop, puree and whisk. Simply choose the appropriate speed for your ingredients. The chopper attachment is great for processing harder cheeses, nuts and creating graham cracker crusts. The included whisk attachment whips creams and egg whites to fluffy peaks. Refer page 15 in the user manual for troubleshooting steps.
Brand: KitchenAid
Color: Contour Silver
Special Feature: Manual
Capacity: 600 ml
Material: Polycarbonate
Brand Name: KitchenAid
Included Components: 1
Recommended Uses For Product: Blending
Warranty Description: 1 year limited
UPC: 726243494603 883049240503
Global Trade Identification Number: 03
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: KitchenAid
Item Type Name: Hand Blender
Model Number: KHB2351CU
Part Number: KHB2351CU
Other Special Features of the Product: Manual
Power Source: Corded Electric
Wattage: 85 watts
Number of Speeds: 3
Voltage: 120 volts
Capacity: 600 ml
Item Weight: 2 pounds
Material: Polycarbonate
Material Type Free: BPA Free
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Color: Contour Silver
Style: Modern
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Color: Contour Silver
After owning several Cusinart SmartStick blenders (all of which inevitably broke due to a gear-stripping problem that you can read about in several reviews of its various models), I decided to look for something else. I can't believe I didn't find this KitchenAid hand blender before: it's reasonably priced (in the same range as the SmartStick when I bought it, plus as I found out later they have other models of the KitchenAid that cost less and don't include some of the "extras" but presumably share the KitchenAid's better design) and works quite well. If you're familiar with the SmartStick, it has everything I like about that. Most importantly, it blends well. Additionally, the blade shaft comes off for easy cleaning. It also includes a mixing/blending cup that is sized well to fit the blade shaft, though I happen to like the design of Cuisinart's better (which, given the "lip," also works well for serving or pouring, unlike this one, plus it's wider and a bit less tall which I think works better for blending larger chunks of food). Finally, it has adjustable speed (three in this case, though I got by with even a 1-speed Cuisinart--who also makes at least a 2-speed model I've used as well--just fine). The KitchenAid blender also includes some "extras" besides just the stick blender. Besides the blade shaft (which you'll use for regular stick blending, likely with the included cup), they include a small chopper as well as a whisk attachment. I've never used the whisk but assume it would work well; I have tried to use the chopper but don't recommend buying it just for that purpose. In my case, the lid is very hard to remove afterwards because it seems to create a vacuum inside (or at least a pressure difference) that makes the lid very difficult to remove, a problem that is exaggerated if you have liquid ingredients that might get stuck in the seal. I ended up having to throw mine out after the lid got stuck on so tight I couldn't get it off and accidentally broke it trying. It also includes a carrying bag for some of these accessories, which may be nice if you move yours around a lot (but mine just stays in the kitchen). My favorite thing about this blender is that the place where the blade attaches appears to be metal, which I assume will last much longer than the plastic on the Cuisinarts that kept getting destroyed on me after a few months to a couple years (quite variable) of daily use. The KitchenAid is holding up well for me so far after almost a year, still with nearly daily use, and I hope it continues to do the same. If you use your stick blender frequently like I do, I'd highly recommend this one (or a similar KitchenAid) over the Cuisinart SmartStick. If you use yours infrequently, either one should work well, so you may want to factor in other criteria like purchase price (though they weren't that different when I wrote this) or aesthetics (the Cusinart is mostly plastic, but the KitchenAid only has plastic on the motor section; the Cuisinart is available in more colors, but it appears this one is only silver/gray).
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2017 by R. Morris
Color: Contour Silver
Someone at KitchenAid put some good thought into this immersion blender. In fact, I'm not even sure I would call it an immersion blender since it's so multi-functional. I don't often give products a 5-star rating, only when they have good quality construction and deliver above and beyond comparable products. This one deserves the full 5 stars. It replaces the Kalorik that Cooks Illustrated previously rated as their top pick (and have recently demoted). I was not overly impressed with the Kalorik, and for slightly more, thought this looked to be a much better value. It's also the current CI top winner, which I didn't know at the time I bought it but am glad to see they also liked it. At the heart of the device is the motor wand. The one-speed on/off switch is sealed, protecting against splashes. (I have not found this to have three speeds, will need to check that out.) Three devices can attach to the wand--the blender stick, a mini chopper, and a whisk. The immersion blender stick piece is constructed of a solid piece of steel, which means you can use it without concern in hot sauces and soups. The whisk is a nice addition, doing a good job of thoroughly blending some eggs that I was having a tough time to break apart with a hand whisk. My only beef here was that the one speed (that I could find) was a little too fast for eggs in a 1-cup measuring cup, they splashed out of the cup when I tried to blend them up. I thought it brilliant to include the food chopper cup. This makes this product truly multi-functional and especially functional for a small kitchen without a lot of storage space. I would be cautious with water temperature when washing the chopper cup and the tall mixing cup. I've had other plastic items crack from water temperatures that were too high. I would only use moderately-warm water to wash these parts up. The whisk, blender and motor wand all fit together in the cloth carrying bag.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2013 by roadkill9
Color: Contour Silver
Unlike my previous generic hand blender, this one is very quiet. It is powerful and makes quick work of soups. I also used it to make homemade mayonnaise (use the whisk and the tall jar). It looks solidly built and durable. The stem attaches to the motor unit by twisting, which is fine when you have strong dry hands, but good luck trying to lock or unlock it if you have wet hands or arthritis -- maybe not the ideal model for Grandma. Same with the speed control, which is fairly hard to move. The chopper is useful for herbs, garlic, onion, tomatoes... Finally I'm not quite convinced by the usefulness of the bag. I would have preferred some sort of hard case where everything fits; the bag barely fits the handle, stem and whisk attachments with the cord sticking out. You still have to store the jar and the chopper separately -- talking about which, it would have been so much nicer if the chopper fit in the jar for storage. Still, a very nice hand blender set at a good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2019 by esanta
Color: Contour Silver
This review doesn’t attempt to recreate online side by side tests of other blenders such as the Al Clad, Breville, Braun, Cusinart or Hamilton Beach - all of which were on my radar. Online comparison tests all put those blenders more or less on par with each other in regard to performance with the exception of the Al Clad, which a few sites rated as the best along side the Bamix pro model. The differences seem to be minimal for the average or serious amateur cook. Check out performance reviews that are all over the internet. Update 2021. The rubber housing that covers the on off button has split along the seam. It appears to be a well made immersion blender, with a few of exceptions. The speed dial is at the top, well placed, but the action is loose and feels cheap. Not a solid clicking dial. There are no ribs or texture, so turning the dial might be problematic with wet hands. On the other hand, you shouldn’t be using this with wet hands just like you don’t use a sharp knife with a wet or slippery handle. I also didn’t have a problem twisting and installing the blender shaft onto the motor like other reviewers elsewhere noted. Not to hard and not too flimsy; feels solid with no movement or wiggle. The motor is quiet and powerful. The three speeds are distinct and different. It has an overall solid feel - not too heavy, not too light - and the center of gravity is lower making it easier to swirl in a pot. The blade, blade hood, and shaft, are made of steel, but the coupling device is made of plastic. The shaft assembly twists on and appears solid, but I have my doubts about it’s longevity. Although one could get replacement couplers, it’s not something that falls in line with the Kitchen Aid brand. I can see the friction threads wear out over time when removing and attaching the shaft assembly. On the other hand, the stick blender I had previously didn’t have a removable shaft, so I cleaned it while on the motor. Not a big deal so far. I’ll update the review after using it for a few months and report back on the coupler fit. I’d also find another blending jar, as some reviews suggest it cracks. I use my old s.s. Speaking of plastic components, I only got the KHB2351CU version as opposed to the KHB1231WH for the whisk attachment as a curiosity. The coupling device is also made of plastic, as is the gear box that gears down the motor’s rpms. This unit doesn’t inspire confidence, as it wobbles and doesn't have a clear snap fit, but I’ll give it the benefit of the doubt since I haven’t used it yet. Also, a wall hanging attachment would have been better than the storage bag and the chopper attachment. Chopping onions etc. is second nature to me with a knife, so the chopper attachment is superfluous, imo, as is the third additional speed(shrug). I already have a mini food prep machine so the chopper is unnecessary. Everything else (like smoothies, ice, nuts, super smooth soups, etc) that needs more power goes into the countertop workhorse blender. But if you use a stick blender daily, I might suggest another more expensive model with metal as opposed to plastic parts and interchangeable blades, although so far this model measures up to more expensive models handily. Other than a few gripes from a product design and material selection standpoint, it appears to be a perfectly fine immersion blender for $40 - less than half the price of the top rated Al Clad and does equally as well. It seems the complaints about broken parts and warpage are limited to the accessories and plastic parts, not the blender itself. So if all you want is an occasional stick blender for sauces/ purees, mayonnaise, and small amounts not big enough for a countertop blender, this model works great and has a simple, ergonomic design.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2018 by jake-a-zon
Color: Contour Silver
It is great. Lots of power, easy to use and clean. Hardly ever use my blender anymore
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by Scott Steinbaugh
Color: Contour Silver
For the past 16 years, I used a plastic Braun stick immersion blender. I lost the kit pieces through the years except for the blending parts. It had one speed. I thought I loved it because hey, it worked and got the job done. I used it to make baby food through three babies, soups, smoothies, whatever. and it withstood the test of time. Then I noticed the wire got burned through from my gas stove, and there was a crack in the old plasticized handle. Since I've had excellent luck with KitchenAid with my stand mixer, I thought I'd go with this hand blender/stick immersion blender and go with metal rather than plastic... and something with different speeds appealed to me. So did the price on this one since the price was equal to what I paid 16 years ago to the plastic kit Braun. Oh my gosh, I love love love this thing. In comparison, I made a cheddar potato soup, and it was the smoothest it had ever been. I swear it even tasted better because all of the vegetables and milk and cheese were blended the way they were supposed to be. Smoothies were smooth. Nothing was gritty. It was like making ice cream. Here's another thing that's important for me. I live with a chronic pain disorder, Fibromyalgia. This runs very smoothly without vibrations that hurt the wrist and hand and fingers. I don't feel like I need to grip it really hard, just firmly, so my strength does get compromised while using it, as well as the fact that it blends more quickly even on the low setting than the old blender I had. I like the grip, and I love that the shift for speeds is not buttons! It's a twist of the top! Oh, that's such a wonderful feature! It's not as loud as the old blender, but it's not silent either. I don't find the noise of it to be overwhelming. It's in my top three favorite kitchen items that makes things easier and that i use nearly constantly, which is a big deal with Fibro.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2014 by AthenaisMedomai
Color: Contour Silver
This hand blender is great for blending items that you do not want to move to and from a blender/food processor (which can cumbersome and somewhat dangerous when working with hot food). It is great for processing small amounts of herbs with oil or making salad dressings. I mostly use it as a small food processor or blender (although the whisk attachment can also be handy). I enjoy making homemade aioli and mayonnaise, as well as being able to blend soups directly in the pot. I've also made whipped cream and butter. This does take longer than using a dedicated blender, and does a less uniform job (unless you are very patient and blend for a long time). The speed is adjustable. The hand blender is easy to clean, but I would suggest cleaning it immediately after use (especially the body) to make sure nothing gets stuck on. Make sure the attachment clicks into place (turn the attachment a little further/harder than you think is necessary until you feel a click), otherwise the attachment will come undone during use, which is not a big deal but can be annoying.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016 by Mungie
Color: Contour Silver
I bought this to replace an Oster 2-speed immersion blender. The Oster worked well, but didn't have a whisk attachment and I was tired of lifting my full size Kitchen Aid stand mixer onto the counter every time I wanted to whip a small amount of cream. This KitchenAid 3-speed blender meets my needs very well, and I use it nearly every day. The whisk does a good job of whipping cream, beating eggs, and mixing things, but it definitely takes a lot longer to whip cream than a dedicated mixer takes. The immersion blender does a great job blending soups and such, and the attachment is long enough to work in a deep soup pot. The food chopper does a good job, but be aware that it is a chopper and not a food processor. It can be used to chop or mince vegetables, but it won't make a super smooth hummus; for that you need a food processor. And if you just want to mince a few cloves of garlic, you may need to open the container and push the larger bits down the sides a few times. My 12 cup Cuisinart food processor stopped working, and I've used this KitchenAid chopper to make several batches of very good basil pesto. It just takes a few seconds longer than with a food processor, but it gets the job done. This product is heavier than some hand blenders, but it's so efficient that I don't get tired of holding it like others have reported. My only criticism is that it is rather industrial looking, and not in a good way, but I'm not deducting stars for style. This review is about function.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2015 by Vicki