KitchenAid KSB1575HT 5-Speed Diamond Blender with BPA-Free Pitcher, 60 oz, Hot Sauce
The KitchenAid Diamond Blender, with exclusive diamond blending system, provides the ultimate blending performance to stir, chop, mix, puree and liquify, with pulse 1-5 settings and crush ice mode. A robust motor, unique one-piece, BPA-Free diamond pitcher, stainless steel blades and electronic controls combine to create a powerful vortex that is fast and thorough for exceptional blending results. Additionally, Intelli-Speed Motor Control senses contents and maintains optimal speed to power through all ingredients.
Product Features
- Diamond Blending System
- Intelli-Speed Motor Control
- 5 Speeds/Crush Ice/Pulse Mode
- Soft Start Feature
- Varied settings to easily blend a variety of food
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