1200W Stainless-Steel Stick Blender With The 4-in-1 Kit Premium Brands Charge Extra For
BrothForge pairs 1200W with a stainless-steel shaft and 6 speeds plus turbo — delivering frozen-fruit and split-pea power no 400W Braun or 200W Bamix can match. Whisk, chopper, and 600ml beaker included.
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How It Works
How It Works
- Slide the stainless-steel blending shaft onto the motor housing — the quick-release click locks it in one second.
- Submerge the blade fully into your pot or the included 600ml beaker before pressing the trigger to stop splatter at the source.
- Start at speed 1 to break up solids without flinging hot liquid up the housing, then dial up through 2-6 for texture control.
- Hit the turbo boost for frozen mango, ice cubes, or fibrous greens that stall sub-400W budget sticks.
- Press the quick-release button to swap to the whisk for cream and meringue, or the chopper bowl for onions and herbs.
- Drop the shaft, whisk, chopper bowl, and beaker into the dishwasher — every attachment is rated for the top rack.
What's Included
What's Included
- 1200W motor handle with non-slip silicone grip
- Stainless-steel blending shaft with sealed bearing
- Stainless-steel whisk attachment for cream, meringue, and aioli
- 500ml chopper bowl with stainless blade for onions, herbs, and nuts
- 600ml mixing and serving beaker (BPA-free)
- Quick-release coupling system
- US plug power cord and quick-start recipe card
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
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the estimated delivery time is:
- USA: 2-12 business days
- UK: 5-13 business days
- Australia: 5-13 business days
- Canada: 2-12 business days
- Europe: 5-13 business days
BrothForge
Six Built-In Features That Separate A Ten-Year Stick Blender From A Twelve-Month One
1200W Motor With Turbo Boost
Three times the wattage of the Braun MQ5025 (400W) and nearly double the Vitamix 5-Speed (625W). Frozen mango and ice stop being failure points.
Sealed Stainless-Steel Shaft
The shaft seal kills cheap sticks. Food residue creeps past the gasket and seizes the motor. Stainless steel and a sealed coupling stop it.
Six Speeds Plus Turbo
Mayo and hollandaise need a slow ramp; soup needs full power. A 2-speed Braun cannot do both. The dial picks the right RPM per recipe.
Dishwasher-Safe 4-in-1 Kit
Bamix and Smeg need hand-washing. Vitamix skips the whisk. BrothForge ships with shaft, whisk, chopper, and 600ml beaker — all top-rack safe.
What our 17,000+ Customers say
Based On Real and Honest Experiences
Used to keep replacing $40 hand blenders every fall. Now I run weekly soup batches all winter and the unit still feels like day one. It has become the kitchen gadget I actually trust again.
Bought this specifically because my teen wants frozen-fruit smoothies every morning and our last $35 stick could not handle frozen mango. The 1200W chews through it in seconds with no smoke. Saved me from buying a full counter blender.
Was skeptical of paying more for a stick blender. BrothForge surprised me on every level — pureed a full pot of butternut squash soup straight in the pot, no splatter on my cookbook, no burns on my hand. Worth it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does 1200W actually compare to a Braun or Vitamix in the pot?
How does 1200W actually compare to a Braun or Vitamix in the pot?
Braun MQ5025 is 400W and Vitamix 5-Speed is 625W. Three of our buyers timed butternut squash puree at under 25 seconds — about half the time their previous Braun took on the same pot. The wattage shows up most on frozen fruit and fibrous greens.
Can it handle hot soup directly in the pot without splatter?
Can it handle hot soup directly in the pot without splatter?
Yes — submerge the shaft fully before triggering, start at speed 1, and the guard ring above the blade redirects the vortex downward. The 600ml beaker is the safer choice for first-time hot blends if you want zero stovetop splatter.
Will the plastic gears strip on tough vegetables like the cheap models do?
Will the plastic gears strip on tough vegetables like the cheap models do?
The drive coupling is metal, not the plastic gear that fails on the CRUX and Cuisinart Smart Stick after three uses on split-pea soup. The 1200W motor is also overbuilt for daily home use, which extends gear life under load.
How does the shaft seal hold up after a year of weekly soup?
How does the shaft seal hold up after a year of weekly soup?
Cheap sticks fail at the seal — food residue creeps past the gasket and corrodes the bearing. The shaft uses a sealed coupling and stainless steel so liquid cannot migrate up to the motor. This is the failure mode that kills $40 hand blenders.
Does it really suction less to the bottom than a Braun?
Does it really suction less to the bottom than a Braun?
The Braun MQ5025 is widely reported to glue itself to pot bottoms during large-batch blending. The blade-guard geometry on this unit creates higher clearance, so the head stays mobile and your wrist does not fight suction across three-bowl batches.
How loud is it during a five-minute soup blend?
How loud is it during a five-minute soup blend?
The motor housing is dampened so the unit runs quieter than the typical Hamilton Beach or Amazon Basics 2-speed. Most owners describe it as conversation-level at speed 3 — louder on turbo, but only for the few seconds you actually need turbo on ice.
Can the whisk actually whip cream or is it a token attachment?
Can the whisk actually whip cream or is it a token attachment?
The whisk is a balloon-style stainless wire whip driven off the 1200W motor — heavy cream stiffens in 45-60 seconds, faster than most stand mixers. Mayo, hollandaise, and meringue work on the lower speeds without splattering oil from the beaker.
What if I have arthritis or wrist pain after long blending sessions?
What if I have arthritis or wrist pain after long blending sessions?
The motor head weighs 1.8 lb and the silicone grip is non-slip. Owners with arthritis report the balanced weight and 6-speed dial reduce the trigger-hold fatigue from cordless KitchenAid models that pin the trigger for the full session.