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What's a good medium to small size blender for sauces?

DrUnK

DrUnK

Looking for a small blender as I don't make a lot of sauce at a time usually one Tabasco style bottle at a time. 
 
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PexPeppers said:
i have a ninja ultima. normal ninjas are good, but the ultima is something else. its like a Ninja europro + vitamix. the bottom blade spins at 22K rpm whereas the top one spins at about 4K-5K RPM. plus you cant beat 1830 watts.
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I have the 1200 watt kitchen system and love it.
 
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The Ninja is a great blender , but you have to clean it , and for a small batch I go with my Braun turbo 400 watt hand blender .. do it right in the pot , rinse the head and you are out of there.
This is a semi serious home model hand blender that will tackle most jobs , [ tho my wife burned one out making marzipan ].. for sauces and soups .. no problem.
 
 
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I use this stick blender with great results.  At $35 and capable of use across many applications its a great value.
 
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tim storey said:
The Ninja is a great blender , but you have to clean it , and for a small batch I go with my Braun turbo 400 watt hand blender .. do it right in the pot , rinse the head and you are out of there.
This is a semi serious home model hand blender that will tackle most jobs , [ tho my wife burned one out making marzipan ].. for sauces and soups .. no problem.
 
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Ya I was thinking on maybe getting a stick blender. I really only want to make small batches and in a big jar it doesnt work so great with the small amount of material in the jar. Thanks
SmokenFire said:
I use this stick blender with great results.  At $35 and capable of use across many applications its a great value.
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I was reading reviews on this blender and many say the plastic gear inside wears out quickly and end up bricking the blender? Have you had any problems with this?
 
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DrUnK said:
Ya I was thinking on maybe getting a stick blender. I really only want to make small batches and in a big jar it doesnt work so great with the small amount of material in the jar. Thanks

I was reading reviews on this blender and many say the plastic gear inside wears out quickly and end up bricking the blender? Have you had any problems with this?
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Zero problems with mine - don't know how others have/are using it.  I've done all manner of sauces and had it for 2+ years with no problems.  I am fanatical about washing/drying/putting it away after each use though.
 
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