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Sainsbury's Basics Hand Blender
Newest Review: ... cupboard for space saving means but it's easy enough to attach to the wall. I'm not sure I can find enough tile free space in ... more  ... my kitchen if I tried.
The unit itself comes apart into two for cleaning by a simple twist about three quarters of the way down. This enables the blades to be removed along with the base section of plastic. The blades are tucked neatly inside a plastic casing, so unless you actually put your fingers inside then you shouldn't cut yourself very easily.
Surrounding the blades within the plastic are little gaps which enable any food being whizzed to be able to move out of the immediate area and let the air flow attract ...moreMore Sainsbury's blenders
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Sainsbury's Basics Hand Blender: The simple way to wean your baby (669 words)
by - written on 20/08/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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When my now toddler was at weaning stage, I was determined to make all my own meals for her rather than buying jars. To be able to blend all the food down to mush, I knew I was going to need a hand blender. Sainsburys seems to be my best friend when I need new things, although it could be the fact that the supermarket is the nearest to me. There wasn't a lot of choice when I went to buy my blender so I resorted to picking up their basics range one and paying only £3.99 for it. Two years on and it not retails for £4.89, but even so, under a fiver you can't seem to go wrong with these little electrical gadgets. The blender comes in a small box with just ... Read the complete review
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