How tall is this immersion blender? Can it handle a very deep pot?
2005446
I wouldn't go any deeper than 6 inches of whatever your are blending though the overall height is 15 inches
2005447
The metal part is about 6.2 inches long. The distance from metal tube start to the knife is about 5.5 inches.
2005448
I use mine in an 8 quart stockpot, and have made sure that all the cooks in my family have their own.
1696205
Yes, it is a immersion blender...great for making salsas, sauces, milk shakes etc..
1578421
Inside the pot is just short of 16 inches. It's five and a quarter inches tall. From outside handle to handle its 20 and a half inches wide. Its a quality piece of equipment that will last forever. Very sturdy handles and its made in Korea, so its not cheap Chinese goods. It's pretty darn big but not real tall, so it does leave a pretty wide footprint. Hope this helps.
53729
Without the lid, the 800BLXL Die-Cast Hemisphere® Blender is approximately 16 & ½ inches high.
582520
Agree with other comments. I love this canner and even have used it as a stock pot for large batches of soup but I am concerned that since the height of the pot is 9" you may not have enought room unless you are doing a steam boil with less water. Quarts, pints, and half pints have worked wonderfully for me.
518726
With the lid, it is 21 inches. HOWEVER, the new one has a shorter pitcher which should fit. I plan to order one so it will fit under my cabinets. Hope that helps. LOVE this blender with a passion.
2061432
The pot is 24" deep (measuring from the very top). Its a very attractive, good quality pot, and well priced on Amazon.
276551
inside depth - just under 3-3/4" outside depth to rim - 3-7/8" outside depth to top of handle - 4-1/2" for storage purposes the lid can be inverted. in this position the lid's inner rim is lower than the height of the handles. i have and love my staub wok and was very happy to find a grenadine one. when i filled it with water, it held 6 quarts with a little room for gentle stirring...no more than 3/8" from brim.
502432
I have a deep sink easyley fit 12 inch pot under..the neck is about 12" in height...
1449666
i don't have a stick blender but I think it will work-the inside diameter at the bottom is 2 1/2 inches.
2058859
I believe this blender would be up to that task easily, yes. It is very well made and feels substantial in the hands, not cheap and plastic-like that many other immersion blenders out there. As was mentioned, it is very powerful, I actually use it set to only the half-way mark on the speed-setting and find that to be plenty of power for use. Highly recommended.
1092745
I have given it to my daughter and can't answer the depth question; but it is big enough to toss a big green salad, or potato salad for a crowd, or marinate meat. It gives plenty of room for tossing without throwing it out onto the counter.
873588
My 7 quart mixer is 16.5" tall, 14.25" deep (front to back) and about 11.25" at the widest point side to side (where the bowl hooks on the mixer). It is definitely taller and wider than my old tilt head kitchen aid, and a little bit heavier. I do store it in a cabinet under the cooktop, and it just barely fits. If you store it down below like I do instead of on the counter, make sure you keep your back straight and bend with your knees to get it out of the cabinet so you don't hurt your back.
1365669
I think you're fine as long as you don't touch the bottom of the pan with the immersion blender. You should only use this if the liquid is deep enough to submerge the blender without touching the bottom (i.e., soup pot) if you're worried about the non-stick.
606543
I've used mine for cooking/steaming asparagus. It's ca. 8 inches inside. I love my little pot, but treat the steamer basket gently. I've used mine to can vegetables and it's great for small batches.
2215278
my wok is an Eastman 22" stainless steel (by now well seasoned) 7" deep. Is that deep? I do not know. With the 64000 BTU burner it cooks large quantities very fast and with the bamboo baskets inserts is great for poaching (steaming) fish with vegetables in the upper trays. Takes but 12 minutes to do a 2# piece of halibut or salmon wrapped in cheese cloth.
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I've had a braun immersion blender with a plastic guard and it's held up just fine in hot food. I've even pureed soup right in the pot on the stove and no problem. I prefer the plastic guard for use on non-stick pans, so I know the guard isn't affecting the finish.