Immersion Hand Blender, UTALENT 5-in-1 8-Velocity Immersion Blender with 500ml Meals Grinder, 600ml Container,Milk Frother,Egg Whisk,Puree Toddler Meals, Smoothies, Sauces and Soups – White

Great for the price
Love all the attachments, works well.

Great product so far!!
I brought this 11/23/23, I literally just used this tonight for the first time after my mini food chopper (black and decker) was taking forever to process. I pull this out, put it together with ease used it and it to my surprise, this cut the time in half! I’m glad I bought it, I don’t know why I waited so long to use it. Happy buyer!

I love it so much!!!!
I’ve had this a couple years and until the last few months I mostly just used the food processor, which I ended up liking more than my dedicated Cuisinart processor. I very occasionally used the immersion blender for soups. I tried using the milk frother to blend some cat food into a more palatable consistency for my elderly ill cat (it did great; she still was too fussy to eat it). I don’t need to froth milk otherwise.But!! I recently got into protein shakes and so have actually been making smoothies (frozen fruit + other stuff) with this and it works great for that. I do sometimes have to stop and remove banana chunks from the blades before blending again, but that will do the trick and it will all blend up at that point.And then a couple weeks ago as I was miserably using a butter knife to stir a freshly opened jar of natural peanut butter and sloshing oil everywhere, it occurred to me that the same frother that had blended cat food could probably also handle the peanut butter. THIS! THIS WAS THE MOMENT I DECIDED TO LEAVE THIS REVIEW. It turns out this was a TikTok hack last year, I’ve since discovered. I found a couple articles with mixed feedback from people who had tried using their milk frother to blend their peanut butter and their frother wouldn’t even spin in the non-oil part. Well! Their milk frother is clearly weaker than this one! Even on the first lower setting I was able to blend, and when I kicked it up to the second higher setting away it whirred, easily and perfectly mixing up my natural peanut butter in under 30 seconds into a creamy, delicious spread. Just absolutely mind blowing after years of suffering through manually trying to mix the oil and peanut stuff and getting oil literally everywhere.All the components of this immersion blender are easy to clean, but I will say that if you use your milk frother for other stuff you might not like the peanut butter trick. Piping hot water sprayed at intense speed for a minute will clean off most of the peanut butter but there is a little residue stuck up in the very top of the frother bit. I plan to soak it in vinegar to loosen the last bits. Obviously the milk frother is not intended to blend peanut butter so this is absolutely not a criticism, just a comment if you want to try this.The only part of this I don’t use regularly now is the whisk. I tried to use that once to whisk up some egg whites to stiff peaks and the machine part got too hot to continue using way before those peaks were even soft. I continue to use my trusty hand beater for that.

Let’s discuss the milk frother attachment…
My biggest motivating factor for buying this immersion blender set was to try to get the most powerful handheld milk frother.I had 2 handheld rechargeable (cheap ones) from Amazon go out on me.Then I thought if I could get the power behind an immersion blender, but with a milk frother attachment ….then I may never have an appliance that’s going to go out on me.Simply because small appliances like blenders or food, processors typically will last forever. They are meant to be plugged in to a wall socket. Therefore, they typically are going to be more powerful when in use.I noticed this had a double whisk at the end, thinking that it would work better…. Turns out it’s too powerful to froth milk as well as my cheapie handheld ones that just died.It mixes the milk very well if you are adding some sort of powder to it, such as hot cocoa powder…. It does a great job at mixing something together with milk.But I noticed my previous handhelds that had only one whisk ring at the end really Frothed the milk pretty darn well! Better than the immersion blender frother attachment.So I returned the entire set to Amazon.And even though the immersion blender didn’t have as much max power as I thought, at the lowest setting the milk frother attachment was too fast – made the milk more on the flat side than my cheaply handheld ones with 1 ring.Basically: 2 froth rings is not always better than 1 AND if you’re trying to whip up milk with too much power behind the device, it’s not actually generating enough air in between everything to actually froth the milk….. basically the higher the speed bless it’s going to actually allow air to sit to fluff up the milk.(at least this is my interpretation because I’ve been trying so many of these things and really thought an immersion blender with being more powerful was going to whip things up thicker and faster, turns out it’s looking like the opposite = slow and low)So the problem is, I don’t want to keep having to buy these milk frothers! So bad for the environment to keep throwing away the small appliances cause they stopped working!I tried a countertop milk frother but the minimum amount of milk needed, was just too much for 1 cup of coffee as coffee creamer.And I’m not trying to make cappuccinos so I don’t need that much milk.I’ve been hearing about the nano froth or so I will try that, even though it’s pricey at this point, I would love for some thing to just make frother walk milk for 1 person, I don’t need extra appliances that I have to pull out of under the cabinet or something that’s gonna stay on the countertop that’s for sure.I am more of a minimalist, and I try to keep my kitchen counters as clean and clutter free as possible. I’m also just try not to own a bunch of appliances that only do one thing, unless they are super small such as his handhelds.