Which is the newest model, the Cuisinart CSB-75 Smart Stick 2-Speed 200-Watt Immersion Hand Blender or the Cuisinart CSB-76 Smart Stick 2-Speed 200-Wa
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I am not sure, I have to add to my review that once I used the small plastic cup they sent with it I was able to once again get good really good use out of the one I bought.
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Sorry, I don't work for Cuisinart; I just bought the blender because it was on sale. Having said that, I liked it so much that I bought a second one for my mom.
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I buyed to KitchenAid KHB300OB Hand Blender... I don´t know if does fit in others model. I hope my answer will help
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I don't know about the Braun, but I couldn't be more pleased with this Dualit. I have been impressed with its speed- it is much more powerful than my old kitchenaid immersion blender. I have ised it to puree soups about 5 times- it is SO fast. And safe- no splatters when holding it under the liquid. Have used it as a mixer twice for batters. I wouldn't want to use it this way for more than a minute or two, since you have to depress the button to keep it running; there is no switch. But I'm no baker, and don't plan to mix anything for very long. I also like the stainless steel, which feels much more substantial and sturdy than my old white plastic one. This Dualit seems to be very well made. Highly recommend.
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I wasn't happy with this immersion blender at all. it is now packed in my basement. I purchased the Breville regular Blender instead. It works much better.
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Now, I'm sorry I don't. I don't use the blender any more. Wish I could help. Tried Cuisinart order site?
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Personally, I'm very pleased with it and the ease of use. Then again, this is replacing my 20+ year-old blender --- so my expectations may not have been as high as owners with more recent blenders.
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this is the one I bought:Braun K650 Multiquick 600-watt Kitchen Machine Food Processor
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Hello,This actually is not a battery operated stick blender. It plugs into the wall. The electrical cord runs into the top of the handle.
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This Ninja is better, I've used both!! This can make up to 46? oz., as opposed to the 18 oz. the nurtribullet capacity. Ninja is much better. I adore this blender, processor. I'll never go to another brand. Grinds up everything. Has worked wonderfully! I make soothies every day with everything inside of them. The nutriB was ok but this is more functional!
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I called Cuisinart to ask the same question. The HB does not stand for Hamilton beach. The HB154-PC is the Club Version of the CSB-77 blender. This shaft is compatible.
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I think this is the newer model. My sister in law recommended it and this is the one she had shown me to purchase.
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Looks like the Pro 500. It's marked on the item on the face . Excellent Blender.
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I have the Braun MR 740cc and use it here in the US. You need an adapter to plug it in to charge so I purchased one from Amazon when I purchased the Braun, but one was actually included with the Braun so now I have two, but anyhow, it works great. It is much more powerful than the Cuisinart stick blender I had previously.
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I found it a couple years ago, but decided it was cheaper in the long run just to buy a different appliance. With the item and shipping, it's around $18.00. Good luck!http://westbend.com/support/replacement-parts/blenders/se3000-smoothie-express.html
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I don't know which model is the newest one, but I have the purple model, and I love it. It's a bit different and takes a while to get used to, but once you do, you'll love it too. I love the no- stick plate and the retractable cord. The steam feature works very well too. If you decide on this model, you will not be disappointed. Hope this helps.
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I have only had mine a couple of months and so far am very pleased with it. I also have the small Ninja chopper and have used it consistently for two years so I do think the blender should equal the performance of that and more.
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I don't think I have seen a 220VAC model in Hamilton Beach brand. A industrial blender might be 220VAC