Robot Coupe Immersion Blenders

Robot Coupe Immersion Blenders: What You Need to Know

Robot Coupe hand blenders bring the power and reliability of Robot Coupe to an immersion blender so operators have flexibility when preparing food. Immersion blenders take up significantly less space than most traditional blenders, which means they can be useful even in the most crowded kitchens. Instead of transferring all your food into a large stand mixer, you can use a Robot Coupe immersion blender to achieve the same results in whatever container the food is in already.

Common Questions About Robot Coupe Immersion Blenders

How do Robot Coupe stick blenders work?

Unlike stand or countertop mixers, which have rotating blades at the bottom of a container, immersion blenders have a rotating blade at the end of a long wand, enabling operators to move the blending blade towards the food. Robot Coupe hand blenders combine the versatility of an immersion blender with the power of standard mixer types, creating a handy piece of kitchen equipment that can save steps in food prep. Robot Coupe pieces also are easy to clean, which helps them save you even more time compared to cleaning out large containers of blended ingredients with every batch.

What features do I need to look for?

Immersion blenders have three major determinants that you'll need to consider before making a choice:

• Horsepower determines the strength of the motor. The tougher the ingredients you're blending, the higher horsepower you'll need.
• RPM determines how fast the blade spins. If you need to blend soft foods quickly, such as soups, higher RPM can help you finish the job sooner. A unit with high RPM and low horsepower may be unable to blend tough ingredients, though.
• Length of wand determines how deep your blender can reach into a container. If you're using big soup pots, you'll need to verify your blender can reach all the way to the bottom to process all the food.