SeekerBraun MultiQuick 9
The Braun MultiQuick 9 is fantastic for soups. Since it's an immersion blender, you can use it to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan for recipes like soup. It makes a somewhat grainy blend with fibrous ingredients, so recipes with a lot of kale or broccoli won't be completely smooth. However, softer, cooked veggies like carrots or potatoes are easier to process. This blender also has a wide range of speed settings and a solid build quality.
-- As reviewed by Rtings
Product details
- Active PowerDrive technology with efficient 700W motor for up to 40% faster performance vs Braun MQ500 on pesto
- Imode technology offers 3 controlled power ranges – low, high and pulse – for optimal results
- More intuitive control with the Advanced SmartSpeed single hand operation
- World’s first ActiveBlade technology blends with less effort and more cutting surface for finer blending
- Unique shape of the PowerBell Plus with extra milling blade blends quicker and reduces splashing
- Switch attachments using the EasyClick Plus system for ultimate versatility in the kitchen
- Braun’s first 8 cup food processor & dicer attachment with ability to dice, slice, shred, julienne, chop and knead.
PROS
+ Well-built and easy to clean.
+ Dishwasher-safe.
+ Hot blends.
CONS
- Makes a grainy blend with larger volumes of fibrous ingredients.
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Rtings on October 07, 2020
The Braun MultiQuick 9 is fantastic for soups. Since it's an immersion blender, you can use it to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan for recipes like soup. It makes a somewhat grainy blend with fibrous ingredients, so recipes with a lot of kale or broccoli won't be completely smooth. However, softer, cooked veggies like carrots or potatoes are easier to process. This blender also has a wide range of speed settings and a solid build quality.
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