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Question: how long is the cord and do you feel the length of the cord is good?
Document: Up until this point I used my Large 14 cup Cuisinart Food Processor as a multi-purpose machine-love it. But now I can use the 32 Oz. malt/milkshake CUP that I also purchase per suggestion from AMAZON to mix a fantastic smoothie. This hand blender so far is a really good thing! The cord is a good length the motor has two speeds and is very good for intended use and easy and less clean up.
I used it 5 times with no issues. Cord is long, about 4 feet. Comes apart for easy cleaning. Attachments are not too useful.
It works fine. Matched my expectations. Price  was good. No complaints. Arrived in time for holidays. Will enjoy this for a long time.
Bought this for my husband. He's wanted one for a long time. He's happy and occupied... Making good things!! :)
I love the Cuisinart products because of their good looks and unquestionable reliability. I have their hand mixer, their ice cream maker, their food processor, and some cookware. I can vouch for how long-lasting their products are. That's certainly an important thing to consider because, yeah, they cost more than the other guys.
My stainless steels soup pot is an intricate mass of scratches as a result of using this. I don't think that's going to be an enormous problem in the long run, but if you like pristine cookware (or use nonstick), you'll want to avoid this blender for in the pot blending.The whisk attachment is fairly lightweight, but works weel for whipping cream and meringue. I've made hard meringue with it several times and find it to be pretty good.
We test this for the following simple recipes:1. Egg omelette2. Tomato salsa3. Carrot soupThis is simply the best: didnot have to apply too long and everything was done perfectly! There is just 2 speed: low and high. The low was plenty good for the omelette and tomato salsa, and the high got me my carrot soup in no time. I am sure this will blend a great fruit smoothie, but I usually use the blender for a big batch!
I used this about 5 times before it broke. The plastic bit on the motorized portion (not sure what to call it - but the piece with the cord) - that allows the motorized portion to connect to the blender/mini chopper wore down - and all I was using it for pureeing cooked vegetables into blended soups!
I use this blender mainly for those or for salsa type dips. I have no experience using this blender for meat related items. Note the picture doesn't show a cord, this item does plug in there is a cord, it is not battery operated.First - the actual immersion blender aspect: The blender is powerful enough to make sauses and dips. I use pine nuts in some of my recepies which it handles well. I have not used this in soups or with large chunks.
My friend raved about this which is why I purchased it. It doesn't feel as sturdy as I would have liked, but I've been really happy with the results so far. The chopper feature is especially great and easier to clean than pulling out the big cuisinart...
Answer: Cord is 5' 4" long and should be long enough for any task.