Braun Hand Blender Parts
Q: there are no appropriate websites within UK which can send me spare part a.s.a.p.can any1 help me out in finding either a store or any online website
A: I've read reviews where people say that they are disappointed that there are no spare parts available. It's either buy another one or contact the manufacturers.
Failing that contact Spare Parts Solutions. They are listed on ebay and will
220 Volt Braun Hand Blender 400 Watt 2 Speed Chopper – WILL NOT WORK IN THE UNITED STATES Features 450 watt for fast and fine food processing results 2 speed for easy food creation Detachable shaft Tested best in pureeing/blending. Small chopper (350 ml): To chop small amounts of herbs, hard cheese etc. within seconds. 220/240 Volt 50Hz (NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN USA)
BRAUN HAND BLENDER/CHOPPER
After owning a few cheaper units, I sprang for the Braun Hand Blender/Chopper and am very pleased with my choice. While I have mainly used mine for its easy blending-in-the-pot capabilities, I admit the chopper has equal merits, especially when you only need to chop a small quantity of ingredients.
I love being able to immerse the blade right in my soup pot to blend or puree soups and sauces without the mess of getting out my food processor or countertop blender. The blade does a quick job of pureeing and wash-up is a dream. I can’t imagine cooking without this handy device.
...to Seacoast
The pioneers of the famed '60s San Francisco music scene, Dan HIcks And The Hot Licks are bringing their holidaze show, "Holidaze In Hicksville" to The Meehan Performing Arts Center, 100 Academy Way (The Co-op Middle School), Stratham, on Saturday, Dec. 3 at 8 p.m.
Not only is Dan a pioneer of the famed San Francisco music scene, he is also a snappy dresser. This year, the dapper Dan and the Hot Licks are bringing their Holidaze extravaganza to the East Coast for the first time. Hicks and The Licks debuted the show last year to amazed audiences in the west. They are celebrating the release of their recent album of holidaze classics, Crazy For Christmas, on the Surf Dog label.
Take the crooning of Tony Bennet, the down home wisdom of Hank Williams, and the high society acoustic Paris cabaret feeling of Django Reinhardt, put it in a '60s psychedelic blender, and you have an idea of what Dan puts across in his music. For almost 50 years his music has been influencing everybody from Tom Waits to Rickie Lee Jones to The Dead.
