KitchenAid KHB300ER Hand Blender, Empire Red
January 26, 2010 | Posted by 
- Ergonomic, fashion-colored housing with no-slip grip
- Includes wire whisk and nut chopper attachments
- 4-cup mixing beaker with snap-lock lid for storing foods
- Accessory bag with drawstring keeps all components together
- Measures 17 by 3 by 6 inches; 1-year, hassle-free, replacement warranty
Product Description
Variable Speed Control dial on top of BlenderAmazon.com Review
A great gift for those with small kitchens, this hand-held blender and its accessories take the place of several larger appliances. Included are a regular blending blade (which can be immersed 8 inches into soup pots or deep bowls), a wire whisk for beating eggs and batters, and an enclosed chopper for nuts, cheese, and fresh herbs. Also included are a four-cup mixing beaker with a snap-lock lid, useful for storing blended ingredients, as well as a drawstring bag to keep all the components together. KitchenAid covers the blender with a one-year, hassle-free replacement warranty. –Ann Bieri
KitchenAid KHB300ER Hand Blender, Empire Red
Categories: KitchenAid | 
Tags: Blender, Empire, Hand, KHB300ER, KitchenAid | 
5 Comments »
Performs according to my expectations so far.
Previous blenders from other brands only lasted about 6 month… hopefully this one will last longer
Rating: 4 / 5
I bought this as a Christmas present for my husband and he uses it all the time!
Rating: 4 / 5
My wife’s old trusty stick blender died, so I replaced it with a top of the line unit. Yes KitchenAid is worth the bucks. I have been rewarded with many delights from her new tool.It works great and she has perfected her garlic sauce recipe to outworldly status. Oh yes and the blender is good too.
Kevin
Rating: 5 / 5
I bought this for my wife and she has only used it a few times but she loves it. I can’t say much for dependability because we haven’t had it too long but it seems to be very well made. I thought it would have trouble with things like chopping onions in the chopper accessory but it made mush out of it in about 2 seconds so what can I say it works great.
Rating: 5 / 5
This a great and useful tool in my kitchen. I actually had another which burnt out the motor. I wish there were just some way to just order the motor part of my precious implement. I found this item while watching the Food Network – Alton Brown — he used it for pea soup — much easier to use instead of sieve. Since then it has been useful for a great many other tasks — mincing onion, garlic, carrots, etc. My son uses it for making our Sunday omlets. I will never be much cautious using my Immersion Hand Blender and not try to do what I did again. Oh one other thought — I love the color red.
Rating: 5 / 5