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This Cuisinart Precision Prep hand blender features up to 550 peak watts of power w/ control speed/bell-shaped design and offers consisting results and smooth velvety purees (blend smoothies, milkshakes, sauces, and soups effortlessly)
Item#: 1733533 (for product reference)
Offer valid through November 15, 2026 or while pricing/supplies last
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Costco products can be retuned to any of the more than 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide
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Discount/savings valid for in-warehouse purchase only (warehouse availability & pricing varies)
This Cuisinart Precision Prep hand blender features up to 550 peak watts of power w/ control speed/bell-shaped design and offers consisting results and smooth velvety purees (blend smoothies, milkshakes, sauces, and soups effortlessly)
Item#: 1733533 (for product reference)
Offer valid through November 15, 2026 or while pricing/supplies last
Additional Details
Costco products can be retuned to any of the more than 800+ Costco warehouses worldwide
It is available for delivery, but the price is $39.99 shipped.
The same item is more expensive elsewhere: same at Walmart for $68, similar at Amazon for $74
If you search for reviews, note that this is the corded version and there is a (more expensive) cordless version.
Do these help mix up protein shakes any better than the $10 AA powered whiskers from Amazon?
I was coming to say this, I use a $10 one every day, I go through about 1 a year, the plastic gear inside wears out. I actually like the design of the $10 one too for shakes, I have a bunch of stainless Walmart 40oz cups, do a double coffee and yogurt/filtered milk these days, I'm not paying steak prices for protein powder. For shakes, go with $10 one imo, posted monthly here. I also use for Ninja creami.
Price is good, just note, I have an older version of this and the variable speed button get's stuck. It's a pain in the ass where it just goes full throttle and you have to unplug to shut off.
I have this, and it is fine for 90% of what you may need in the kitchen. I just wish it had a little extra oomph for making emulsions. If your technique is not spot on, the emulsion, such as mayo, is not great. I would have sprung the few extra dollars for the Vitamix one.
I bought this last month and am very impressed by the overall quality and versatility. I'm coming from a pitcher blender setup I used to make pesto, hummus, smoothies, etc.
The food processor with chute is a standout feature that is hard to find at this price range. I use it to chop veggies
Heck, finding any quality blender would be hard at this price range. Throw in the Costco return policy and this is a BIFL situation
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The same item is more expensive elsewhere: same at Walmart for $68, similar at Amazon for $74
If you search for reviews, note that this is the corded version and there is a (more expensive) cordless version.
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The food processor with chute is a standout feature that is hard to find at this price range. I use it to chop veggies
Heck, finding any quality blender would be hard at this price range. Throw in the Costco return policy and this is a BIFL situation
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