An immersion blender (also called a hand blender or a stick blender) isn’t as powerful as a countertop blender, but it can be more convenient. You can use it to puree a soup directly in the pot or make a quick and easy mayonnaise, and throw it in a drawer when you’re done. We’ve blended gallons of soup, smoothies, and sauces with more than a dozen immersion blenders since 2013, and the Breville Control Grip has always come out on top. It produces smoother textures, has a design that’s more comfortable to use, and comes with whipping and chopping attachments that actually work.
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