The Bosch MSM6S90BGB Hand Blender lets you hit the ground running thanks to its array of very handy accessories that can tackle all sorts of culinary chores. We’re big fans of the Turbo option, which can take care of anything that’s stubbornly refusing to be blended. However, the unit seems pretty capable of keeping control of both liquids and solids even if you’re going freehand.
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Doing that limits mess thanks to the sealed in lid, which is a real plus if you’re a bit of a buffoon in the kitchen. The unit can be used in free-form style or you can pair it with the included jug that pretty much morphs the little Bosch into a food processor.
There’s more though, with QuattroBlade technology plus a sizeable quota of 12 speed settings. And, being a Bosch it also means that you get solid build integrity, some cool design curves and a very practical selection of tools and accessories for getting your blending done.
It might be ‘just’ a hand blender, but the Bosch MSM6S90BGB is a more than capable bit of kitchen gear that boasts a beefy 750-watt power output. Jug capacity might not be enough for some This is a great, cable-free choice, even if it is a touch on the premium side. It also includes a one-litre pitcher with splash guard and a chopping bowl with integral blade for preparing mushy stuff like hummus and guacamole. The KitchenAid comes in a clear plastic storage case with three blade attachments – an S blade for blending, a star blade for mincing and a whisk for batters, emulsions, that kind of thing. It comes with two blender arms, but even with the shorter one, it's a seriously lengthy proposition overall. However, there is one caveat with this model that needs to be pointed out – it’s a big old horse dong of a blender, and not one for those with Donald Trump-sized hands. It also holds its charge very well when left in the back of the cupboard for months on end.
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Luckily this five-speed model goes for up to 10 hours on a full charge and has a clear LED indictor displaying the level of charge left. Of course, you’ll need to have it charged first or the whole concept of cordless falls flat on its face. The fact it's cordless means you can just whip it out of the drawer and blend anywhere that takes your fancy. It rustles up a lusciously smooth hummus in seconds, and that’s good enough for me.Īs a function of running off a rechargeable battery, this is only rated at 180 Watts but rest assured this pro-style hand blender does not want for blendability. However, the real star of the show is the chopping bowl.
The main power unit’s patented anti-suction system is a useful design flourish as it prevents the blade housing from gripping the base of the pan or bowl, allowing it to be moved around with ease. It’s comprised of a star blade with a plastic base to protect pans and comes with a decent assortment of attachments – a balloon whisk for whipping cream, a handy prep bowl with integral blade for chopping nuts, making hummus and salsa etc, and a one-litre measuring jug. And she's quite a demanding lady, even if Dualit were paying her a load of dosh to do so.Īlthough this 700-watt silver bullet feels quite heavy in the hand, it’s immensely powerful, superbly balanced and thoughtfully designed with two easy-to-press speed buttons and a bit of overhang that pivots gently from the web between the thumb and index finger. This hand blender was demonstrated to us a few years back by no less an expert than Monica Galetti off of Masterchef.
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