Congratulations on your cordless hand blender
Register your new hand blender with us so you can get help quickly if you ever need it. Now discover all the delicious things you can create with this magic wand.
What can I make with my cordless hand blender?
You’ll love the convenience and creativity of going cord free as you chop, whisk and blend all kinds of dishes – from wholesome baby food, granola and soups to yummy dips, smoothies and sauces.
Salad Dressings
Liven up salads with herby vinaigrettes and punchy salad splashes.
Sauces, stews, soups
Blend hearty foods right in your pot and save on washing up!
Shakes and smoothies
Healthy and delicious! Make anything from your very own smoothie bar.
Whipped cream
Get perfect peaks in minutes for a showstopper meringue or cake.
Baby food
Quickly purée old favourites like bananas and milk, potatoes and apple or combinations that sneak in a few greens.
Beaten eggs
Whisk egg whites and yolks to make frittatas, scrambled eggs and omelettes.
Chopped nuts
Easily chop up almonds, pecans, walnuts and more to add crunch to your favourite sundaes and bakes.
Dips
Create tasty dips such as hummus, mayo, aioli or salsa.
Homemade granola
Packed with goodness, blend together all your favourite nuts, dried fruits, seeds and more.
Pancakes batter
No lumps in your batter and you’ll be flipping pancakes in no time.
Pesto
Forget store-bought – play around with ingredients to make your own pesto or tapenades.
Get started with the battery
Ready to start experimenting? Before you get going, remember to charge your blender until the battery indicator turns green. Learn how far you’ll go at each battery stage.
Before you first use it, charge the battery until the indicator turns green. That will take 2 hours. You’ll see the battery status indicator pulse while it’s charging and then turn green when it’s full.
Battery status: Green
You’re good to go! The battery is between 30% - 100% of its full capacity. You’ll be able to blend around 25 bowls of soup*.
Battery status: Yellow
This shows you that the battery is between 15%-30% of its capacity. You can use it, but you’ll want to charge it up to use it at its best.
Battery status: Red
The battery is now lower than 15% of its capacity. If you need it straight away, use the quick charge, and within 10 minutes you’ll be ready to blend 1 smoothie or 1 soup.
Choosing the right accessory
With a choice of accessories depending on the model, you can do so much more than just blend liquids. Simply press the variable speed controller to start and remember to never immerse the motor body into mixtures.
The blending arm
Blend smoothies, milkshakes, soups, baby food and more with the efficient 4-point stainless steel blade. Tip: don’t use your blending arm for more than 1 minute.
The chopper attachment
Turn your blender into a chopper to cut anything from beef, onion and carrots to nuts, garlic and cheese.
The whisk attachment
Transform your blender into a whisk for perfectly whipped cream, mayonnaise, mousse or vinaigrettes. Tip: don’t use your whisk continuously for more than 1 minute.
The blending jar
The handy BPA-free blending jar is ideal for blending, serving and storing in a single container. Simply close the lid and it’s ready to go in the fridge to be enjoyed later.
How to use the blending arm
Insert the blending arm into the motor body and twist until it clicks and locks in place. Great news, you’re ready to start creating!
Pan guard
Pop the pan guard on to the blending arm to prevent scratching your cookware and pots. Make sure the mounting clips are secured into place.
Drawing up
Slowly draw up the blender to move ingredients around to get your desired consistency.
Blending
Dip the hand blender into your mixture and press the variable speed controller to start. Use your free hand to cover the top of the blending pitcher for better stability and to avoid splashing.
Wrist movement
Make circular movements to draw the hand blender up slightly and perfectly blend ingredients.
How to use the chopper attachment
Your chopper attachment makes short work of cutting up meat, vegetables and nuts. Here’s a guide to the settings – note that these vary, depending on the food quality and your desired consistency. Tip: a quick pulse is 1 second on and 1 second off.
For 200g almonds/nuts
Select high speed and do a quick pulse 15 to 25 times.
For 200g beef
Cut your beef into 2cm cubes, then do a quick pulse 15 to 25 times on high speed.
For 200g carrots
First cut your carrots into quarters, then select high speed and do a quick pulse 15 to 25 times.
For 10-12 cloves of garlic
Add the whole cloves to your container and do a quick pulse 10 to 15 times on high speed.
For 100g onions
Cut your onions into quarters, select high speed and do a quick pulse 6 to 10 times.
For 100g parmesan cheese
Cut your cheese into 1cm cubes, then do a quick pulse 20 to 30 times on high speed.
