KitchenAid KSB560 KPCB348PNP Chefs Blender
2008 March 26
Heavy blender users that are looking for a more reasonably priced blending machine will be pleased with KitchenAid KSB560 5 speed Blender, as it comes with a protective Polycarbonate Jar which is easy to clean. KitchenAid blenders are the best option unless you have to blend large amounts of food very often (like a restaurant), which case you’ll want 300-500$ ready for a Vita-Mix Turbo Blend Professional which has a tremendous amount of power.
For general use at home, a KitchenAid KSB560 or KitchenAid Professional KPCB348PNP makes the most sense. With the multiple blender speeds you can start off slow and ease into the faster speeds like Puree to ensure no icecubes are left or fruit chunks. KitchenAid blades are deadly sharp and as you can see are designed to throw the food up like a vortex with the blade facing upwards, making sure every part is blended. The power of the motor is evidenced by house heavy the machine is. I’ve found in the past that cheaper blenders are always guilty of either not blending all the solid stuff all the way or it taking several minutes of blender use to do so.
With these type of power and performance you want it working this way all the time. Fortunately it’s easy to maintain by cleaning it right after making your concoction; just fill it halfway up with water and some dishsoap, and then put it on puree it to wash the entire blender. KitchenAid is friendly and provides great service should you have questions, and are very up front about taking care of their customers should something happen.
The KitchenAid KPCB348PNP Pro Line Chef Blender is near Vita Mix in quality. A blender more efficient and with even more power, and with perfect ratings at Amazon! Kitchen Aid Chef Blender has a step start mixing sensor for easy blending.
