3-Speed Hand Blender

Model: KHB2351OB

Color: Onyx Black

MSRP: $79.99

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3-Speed Hand Blender

MSRP: $79.99

Model: KHB2351OB

Product Overview

3-Speed Hand Blender

There are so many things you can do with this 3-Speed Hand Blender, every day. Blend up your favorite smoothie; Puree a savory harvest soup; Crush ice for a light light refreshing beverage; Chop up a variety fruits, vegetables, nuts and more; Whip creams to fluffy peaks.

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Features

Removable 8" Blending Arm with Fixed S-Blade

To quickly blend ingredients for smoothies, milk shakes, soups, hummus and so much more.

Soft Grip Handle

Offers a non-slip and comfortable grip when continuously blending ingredients.

Whisk Attachment

For whipping egg whites to fluffy peaks or emulsifying vinaigrettes and mayonnaise.

Additional Features

Model KHB2351 includes

(1) 8" Blending arm with fixed s-blade, (1) Whisk attachment, (1) 2.5 cup chopper attachment with lid, (1) 3 cup blending jar with lid, (1) Storage bag

Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 by John from Does not chop Chopping attachment is a complete failure. Purchased this primarily for the chopping attachment as it is inconvenient to take the full sized food processor out at certain times. Unfortunately the chopping attachment has several flaws. First, upon washing it as per the instructions, it became full of water that we cannot get out of the unit. Who knows what sort of bacteria could be growing inside. Second, the attachment does not spin when attached to the motor. It makes a very loud noise when it encounters the smallest amount of resistance from something it is attempting to chop. Overall a significant disappointment.

Date published: 2017-02-27

Rated 4 out of 5 by Jen B from Useful Kitchen Appliance! I got this hand blender about a month ago and am very pleased that I did. I use it for making smoothies, homemade mayonnaise, and pureeing soups and beans. It makes much less mess than my old methods of transferring things to a blender or food processor in batches. I have a little trouble with the blade guard coming off when I'm pureeing beans but this is understandable considering how thick they are. I also have had the attachment detach from the motor but this has been user error because I didn't have it lined up correctly. Overall, a very sturdy and helpful appliance. Much better than other hand blenders in the same price-range.

Date published: 2015-03-04

Rated 5 out of 5 by Megan from Exactly what I expected-PERFECT! This stick blender is amazing for pureeing foods quickly, easily, and dependably while needing very little clean-up effort. It's perfect for small batches of baby food without having to use the food processor and have a large clean-up job. As an added bonus, the whipping and chopping attachments make omelettes a BREEZE! I've seen some reviews where people say the wand attachment doesn't stay in place, but I honestly think they may not be giving that final, firm twist to lock it in place before turning the stick blender on. It requires a firm twist to lock,which is reassuring that it is attached well. My only regret is that I didn't purchase one sooner!!!

Date published: 2016-10-26

Rated 4 out of 5 by UscLouLou from Powerful, difficult to click together at first I received this stick blender as a gift. I hinted at getting this one over another brand, as my precious other brand model broke after only a dozen or so uses. Having the bag for the motor base and accessories is nice. I only gave four stars because of the slight difficulty in putting the blend/chop blade attachment on the first few times. You have to insert and rotate to line up the markers, but mine would not rotate at first. It would still function without rotating, but the power of the motor would eventually dislodge the attachment. Finally, after wearing down the plastic notches a bit, I was able to lock the attachment into place.

Date published: 2019-01-17

Rated 5 out of 5 by nan from Wow, another great Kitchen Aid product My old hand blender died. When I shopped for a new one I found that most are either really cheap with no power or very expensive as they all lots of extras that are not needed. Since I have used Kitchen Aid products for over 34 years I know they produce a quality item. The blender is a lot more powerful than my old one. The hand blender does separate so it can put in the dishwasher; a great convenience. The blades are stainless so they will hold up for years. it is easier to store than a single piece one. This is not as loud as my previous blender. This blender works great as well. This is definitely worth the purchase!!

Date published: 2017-03-24

Rated 4 out of 5 by Melissa84 from Excellent Hand Blender I bought this hand blender as a replacement for a different brand that had lasted for nearly 8 years of heavy use. I was reluctant to try another brand because I was so pleased with my first blender, but KitchenAid is a trusted name and this blender was much cheaper than the other brand so I decided to give it a try. I noticed that the motor is very powerful. The blender is sturdy and I like the attachments. The one issue that I noticed is that the design doesn't lend to a vortex forming in the food being blended which makes it a little difficult to thoroughly blend all of the food. Once I realized this and altered my method of blending it's worked very well.

Date published: 2014-09-28

Rated 5 out of 5 by pdeborah from Solid, diverse, great motor I researched hand blenders before purchasing and so glad I did as this was second to the top but not nearly as expensive as the number one product. I AM SO PLEASED. The motor is great and works quietly. The attachments are all high quality and work so easily. The 3 speeds make it more than diverse. I am so happy it cleans up so quickly as the blade is removable. I find it blends very evenly, too, with little food left in chunks. I know it will last for a long time due to its exceptional solid nature and will find it to be one of my best friends in the kitchen. Thank you, Kitchen Aid for producing a super product in 2018.

Date published: 2018-07-18

Rated 3 out of 5 by Couch Ranger from Chopper fills with water I got this as a gift and I was over the moon. I opened it up and began using it for all of the utilities--smoothies, pesto, you name it, I chopped it. Could not have been happier. But, then the chopper lid started filling with water when washed--and who knows how foul that water is? I would rather not have it leaking into my food, thanks. Really, if I could give this negative stars, I would. Now the whisk and the puree attachment are wonderful! They are a dream when creating whipped cream or when I am making a smoothie. So, three stars for those attachments; no stars for the chopper.

Date published: 2017-06-03

Rated 1 out of 5 by Andreina from Big desapointment I had great expectacions because I'm a big fan of KitchenAid, I used to have a Cuisinart hand blender and thought that I would experience an upgrade by getting a new one from KitchenAid but I really regret it, specifially with the chopper atrachment, it doesn't work as it should, the latch between the chopper attachment and the blade doesn't fit well, all I get is a terrible noise and a poor result. In order to avoid this issue I have to chopp the ingredients separated in 4-5 very small loads which doesn't make sense because the whole point of getting this equipment was to make things easier and less messy.

Date published: 2017-08-02

Rated 1 out of 5 by angrygrandma from blending attachment cannot be removed after use. This was a Christmas gift and I used it the first time last night to blend soup. It worked as expected but now I cannot remove the blending attachment. I have read the manual before I used it - followed the instructions, and re-read it when I couldn't remove the attachments. Yet nothing prepared me for or answered the questions of "why is this stuck?" and "how do I remove this attachment". Now I have a multi use appliance that only good for a single use and can't be properly cleaned. Guess I will have to tell my son that his gift is worthless.

Date published: 2018-01-30