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#content-box { max-height: 300px; overflow: hidden; transition: all 0.4s ease; } #content-box.expanded { max-height: none !important; } #read-more-btn { color: #b41f28; font-weight: 500; cursor: pointer; } Hand Blenders – Quick & Effortless Blending The frustration of using a full size blender for just one smoothie, few cups of soup or sauce is something we all know. You remove it, put it together, mix, take it apart, clean all the parts and then put it back together again. When you're finished, the ease of homemade cooking begins to seem like nothing short of a pain. This is completely solved by a hand blender. A hand blender, also known as an immersion blender or stick blender, is used by placing directly into the pot, bowl, or glass — where it blends. Do not transfer hot soup into a jar. No need for additional vessels that would have to be washed. No space used for a machine that does one thing. A small, high-performance device that does the work in seconds and cleans the rinse in moments. Lifelong electric hand blenders are designed for Indian kitchens and Indian cooking, so you can use them with dal and khichdi, smoothies, chutneys, baby food and so much more. Strong for everyday, small for a drawer and affordable for an average family. Who Uses a Hand Blender? Well, almost everyone who cooks on a regular basis has a use for one. However, there are certain types of home chefs who make the most of the immersion blender: Cooks at home who prepare soups, gravies or curries and desire a smoother consistency without transferring to an alternative blender. Parents making foods for babies and young children that are purees or soft foods. Anyone who is keeping tabs on their fitness and is making smoothies or protein shakes on a regular basis and wants something quick with minimal cleanup. Egg beaters, whipped cream holders, and emulsifiers for sauces used by bakers and dessert makers. For smaller households or working professionals seeking simple, easy-to-use, easy