Dualit Ltd.
Dualit 700W Hand Blender
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Blenders
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Dualit 700W Hand Blender
Want an all-round kitchen assistant that makes light work of everyday culinary tasks? Dualit's 700W multi-tasker takes on chopping, pureeing and whisking with seamless speed. From sauces and salsa to perfectly pureed baby food - you can even mix up mouth-watering meringues in a matter of moments. Dualit's Hand Blender combines ease of use with sleek styling and endless versatility.
- 700W motor
- BPA Free and dishwasher safe attachments (excluding power unit and gearbox)
- Speed range: 7000-16000rpm
- Turbo option: 17000 to 18000rpm
- Anti pan scratch foot
- 1.0L Tritan jug with non-drip spout
- 0.6L chopping bowl with non-slip feet
- Balloon whisk
- Ergonomic grip
- Chop, puree and whisk
- Inspirational recipes included
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