Waring Immersion Blender Review
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The Waring Immersion Blender offers strength and power, as well as the quality you would expect from Waring. This hand blender is ideal for restaurants and commercial settings.

GoBlendIt Editor's Rating: 4.0 out of 5.0

GoBlendit Editor's Review

If you need a professional immersion blender for your restaurant or commercial business, then the Waring immersion blender is definitely a good choice. Generally though, most homes would be better suited for something a little less powerful. However, if you really want a lot of power and durability, and are willing to pay extra for it, then the Waring would make a great home kitchen immersion blender as well.

At 350 watts, and a $200 plus price tag, the Waring immersion blender is just as powerful, and in the same price range, as most countertop blenders. It offers great flexibility and is ideal for the restaurant chef, or home chef who's going to be doing a lot of cooking, especially in large batches and pots. We can't find any major negatives about this blender and highly recommend it.

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The Good

• Powerful - the Waring hand blender is very powerful at 350 watts.
• Long shaft - at 10 inches, the shaft can reach down deep into most large pots.
• Cleaning - the blade can be removed and is dishwasher safe

The Bad

• The price - this immersion blender is a bit pricey in comparison to most hand held blenders for home use.
• Parts replacement - if the blender does break, it is reportedly very hard to find replacement parts

Models

Waring offers 9 immersion blender models:

The other models are the WSB25, 33, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70. As the numbers go up so does the length of the immersion shaft, ranging from 12 to 21 inches, the power, ranging from 100 watts to 750 watts, and the price, ranging from $200 to around $600. The higher number models are generally for commercial use in restaurant kitchens.

There are very few consumer reviews available for this product.

The most popular model is the WSB40 Quik Stick Medium Duty Immersion blender and that is the one covered in this review.

Features

The Waring hand blender features a 10" fixed shaft, and can handle blending up to 6 gallons or 24 quarts. It has a heavy duty 350 watt motor, with 2 speeds, high and low, that allow you to emulsify, whip, and puree most ingredients. The Waring immersion blender also has a comfortable rubber grip and a very compact size that makes it safe to use and easy to move around the kitchen. The blade and shaft are stainless steel and designed for effective blending, and can be removed and washed in the dishwasher.

For more information on any of these features, check out our Blender Reviews Buyer's Guide, which provides detailed information on what to look for when buying a blender.

GoBlendIt Consumer Reviews Summary

Summary of the most helpful positive reviews:

The positive reviews generally talk about how powerful this blender is for hand held model. They also say that it was worth the price as it is high quality and built to last. One reviewer also mentioned that the Waring hand blender was health inspector approved for commercial kitchens.

Summary of the most helpful negative reviews:

There are not a lot of negative reviews for this immersion blender. There was a mention of poor customer service at Waring if the blender breaks, and a difficulty finding replacement parts.

What has been your experience with the Waring immersion blender? You can submit your Waring Blender Review and find out more about what other owners think about this brand.

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