Cookworks KB40SA-1 Glass Blender Reviews


Product Type: CookWorks blenders
Newest Review: ... time, which is quite sufficient for us when we are using it at home. There is a sleek black lid on the jug to stop spills and ... more
Customer Cookworks KB40SA-1 Glass Blender Reviews (4)

by - written on 18/12/11 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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We received this Cookworks Signature glass blender as a wedding gift two years ago. We already had a food processor and I didn't tend to blend much, so it is not something that we would ever have bought at that time, but a nice enough gift none-the-less. Then, when my son came along and was ready for weaning, I was grateful to have this in the house and I have been using this extensively ever since. The blender is available in argos, at £29.99 which I think is a pretty good price for a blender. The blender is 500W. THE LOOK The blender is quite big and bulky to look at (Dimensions: H42, W21, D23cm). It is particularly worth noting the height of ... Read the complete review

by - written on 15/01/13 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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Before Christmas, we decided that we would buy a cheap blender in to the house so we could make some cocktails and have some friends around for Christmas parties. We decided to go to Argos to buy it as they are local to us and also they usually have good deals on their electrical appliances, we picked up this Cookworks Glass Blender because it was one of the cheaper blenders and seemed to have quite a few good functions to it. Appearance This blender looks great in my kitchen, I had initially thought I would store it in the cupboard, but it matches my kitchen so well I have decided to keep it out on display. The jug part of my ... Read the complete review

by - written on 23/09/11, updated on 26/09/11 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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I am a lady who loves my shiny kitchen gadgets, so when the hubby announced that he was going on a protein heavy diet (to bulk up his muscles) and would need protein shakes I decided now would be a fine time to purchase a blender. My first blender of choice was the Breville IBL044 blender costing £24.99 from Argos. I got it home and hubby unpacked it and started fiddling with the big dial on the front, much to my distress the dial made a nasty crunching sound and proved itself to be broken without ever having dirtied its blades so back in the box it went and back to Argos. I then perused the catalogue once more and came across Cookworks Signature ... Read the complete review

by - written on 27/12/12, updated on 23/01/13 (Useful, 22 readings)
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My kind of cooking requires me to do some heavy duty blending quite often, so I was looking for a robust blender that would last me a while. I found this in Argos for £30 when I bought it about two years ago. I bought it as I felt it was quite well built, and in the cheaper range. The blender has a base unit and a jar. The one I have is the silver version, where the base has a silver coloured plastic coating. It is quite heavy as it houses the 500 watt motor unit, but will stay firmly on your counter as it has got non-slip rubber feet. It has two speed settings and a pulse function, which are quite good. The 1.75 L ... Read the complete review
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