Hamilton Beach Personal Blender
The next time you want a quick, nutritious breakfast, blend a smoothie in this single serve blender. After blending, simply take the jar off the base and hit the road. It’s made for on-the-go sipping and fits most car holders. Wipe blender base, control panel and cord with a damp cloth or sponge.
Hamilton Beach Personal Blender
$42.35
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Key Features of Hamilton Beach Personal Blender :
- Compact design and BPA free: Great for home, office and travel with on the go portability
- Blend and go: Blend and drink from the 14 ounce jar and lid which are both dishwasher safe
- One touch blending: Makes great smoothies, shakes, baby formula, marinades, salad dressing and more. To remove stubborn spots, use a mild, non-abrasive cleanser
- Stainless steel blades: Ice crushing power for smooth results
- Efficient 175 watt motor provides all the power you need for fast, reliable performance
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Cascades –
I am shocked at all the great reviews, unless I just ended up with a particularly bad unit. I was not expecting much from such an “affordable” blender – but the only reason for my purchase was to blend a single orange a couple of times a day. Not an apple, or carrots, but a single juicy orange. An inexpensive blender could do that, right? Well, technically, it can – with quite a bit of help. I would have to cut up the orange into pieces and make sure some were under the blades. OK, I understand why that would be as it would need something to catch onto when starting to blend. But, then I would have to repeatedly stop the blender and push more of the orange down under the blades – have to do this quite a few times, mushing the orange into more juice as I did it. I have done this twice a day for a couple of weeks. When I look at the base of the unit, it has a lot of white, fuzzy stuff all around the base of the unit. There are also tinges of green. The white particles are coming from the white plastic base attached to the motor. The green pieces are coming from the green, soft material attached to the blender cup. You can easily see the wear of both of these on the unit, so I would expect it not to last long. It might have performed well if I had added a good amount of water or other liquids to it — but my expectations was that any blender should be able to blend something as soft and juicy as an orange without it causing wear and tear on the blades. I would usually end up with about 8 ounces, and I did not want watered down orange juice from having to add more liquid. As far as the lid goes, I only used it to blend with. I honestly would not trust it staying on when turning up to drink from because it only pushes on without a locking device. That was OK with me since it made it easier to take on and off to keep pushing the orange down into the blades. Also, I would pour the blended orange into another cup. I will try a different blender with higher wattage – turns out this one is only 175 watts. If I try one that is around 350 watts and it does not work well, then I should edit this review to reflect that – but hopefully I can find a small one to blend a single orange! Again, maybe tuis was just defective somehow to start with? I had ordered the blue one, and I will say I think the color is very nice.
Michael Brown –
I purchased this for my daughter using same day delivery since she was heading back to college the next morning. But, it didn’t arrive for two days. So, I just decided to keep it for my bullet proof coffee instead of returning. When I opened the package the cup was all scratched. I notified Amazon who sent me a brand new one and had me keep the scratched one. Wow, I thought. Now I have a second cup and a replacement base for when the main one goes out in a few years. The color, size, and weight were all good on the blender. I was excited. Then I used it. Coffee shoots out the top of the lid every time you hit the button. I tried it about 5 different times. Then my wife tried it assuming I just didn’t know how to operate a blender. Each time coffee leaks to shoots out the top. I assumed this particular unit must just be defective. I thought maybe I was accidentally sent a return. Nope, the second blender that arrived also leaked like crazy (although not as bad as the first). If you are using the blender for thicker ingredients it may be okay. The leaks are coming out the top that doesn’t have a strong seal. But, for thin ingredients like bullet proof coffee this is absolutely not a blender you want.
María Diaz –
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Me gustó mucho, y llegó antes de lo acordado y lo que veo un poco molesto que hay que mantener el botón presionado durante el lucido de lo contrario se detiene, pero por lo demás fantástico. Gracias por sus atenciones
Dolly Buzz –
Amazing little blender. Used to have a big traditional blender but rarely got used, because most of the time I would end up wasting the leftovers. This is perfect for a single person or even a couple. It doesn’t finely crush ice but what do you expect from a tiny blade? It can have a hard time blending frozen fruits but If you take care of it, then you can manage. This thing HATED celery though. I had to cut mine up pretty small in order to get it to blend. Otherwise, still an amazing blender! Very easy to clean, and to store. Although, sometimes the lid wants to hold onto old crusty crud in the crevices no matter how much I scrub it.
LH. –
It’s really easy to use but the blending power is next to none. The cup is deep so I put 1 – 1 1/2 cup worth of powder, ~10 -12 oz hot water, and 1 Tbsp oil to make my blend. I started the blender, and except the powder was flying around in the cup, I didn’t see anything else moving. So I picked up the whole unit and started shaking it myself and the mix started to move. Then I stopped the unit and check the mix, and sure enough, there’s dry powder “brick” stuck at the bottom… I had to use a chopstick to loose the powder aggregate, then restart the blender. After few rounds of shaking and loosening, the blend was finally complete; the smoothie is rather smooth, very minimum clumps formed. It didn’t really take that long, but the whole process was definitely more complicated then I expected. I washed the blender right after I poured out my smoothie, and the bottom was already stained with red from beet powder, which I can’t get rid of. Maybe I’ll blend half at a time, so it’ll mix better???