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Cuisinart CSB-175 vs Mueller Ultra-Stick Side-by-Side Comparison
Overall Verdict
The price differential between the Cuisinart and the Muller makes sense given their disparities in terms of efficiency and capability.
The higher-priced of the two, the Cuisinart Smart Stick, does a better job of blending, mixing, and grinding. It even works more efficiently than its mid-range counterparts such as the KitchenAid Cordless.
The Muller, by contrast, is among the worst immersion blenders we’ve tested. Despite sporting a higher motor power, it struggles to get the job done, and for the most part, the results are inconsistent. The only similarity between these two blenders is that they’re both quite tricky to operate.
Pros & Cons
- It’s budget-priced but loaded with accessories
- The stainless steel exterior is corrosion resistant
- The handle is uniquely-designed with a comfortable grip
- Wiping it down is not so difficult
- The whole blender can be hung on a hook with other kitchen tools
- Powerful enough for a wide range of tasks
- The ergonomically-designed handle makes the blender easier to maneuver
- The included 24-oz beaker allows for easy gripping and drip-free pouring
- The release button is really helpful during assembly and disassembly
- The specially designed blade can be used to emulsify sauces
- The low-quality construction cannot ensure durability
- The blade isn’t good at preparing frozen smoothies or pulverizing solid ingredients
- The whisk attachment doesn’t provide consistent performance
- The stainless steel blending shaft will damage non-stick coatings
- Fairly complicated to use
- The blade guard doesn’t prevent splashing very well
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