EasyLine Hand Blender 600W 2011FL

Choosing the best hand blender depends on your needs:
• For simple tasks like smoothies and soups, a basic, lightweight model is sufficient.
• For more demanding preparations like thick purées and sauces, a model with higher power (600W or more) and stainless-steel blades is the best option.

FLAMA models let you prepare:
• Smooth soups and creams.
• Homemade sauces and emulsions such as mayonnaise.
• Vegetable and fruit purées.
• Shakes and smoothies.
• Puréed baby food.

Not all models are suitable for crushing ice. For this purpose, choose a powerful hand blender with reinforced blades and check the product specifications.

Some models include measuring cups, choppers, and beaters, increasing the appliance’s versatility. Check the specifications for each model.

This may happen due to an excessive amount of food or pieces of food that are too large or hard. To resolve the problem, reduce the size or quantity of the ingredients or add some liquid to your preparation. If the problem persists, contact an authorized FLAMA Technical Assistance Center.

All parts and accessories can be safely washed in the dishwasher, except for the motor unit, which may only be cleaned with a damp cloth.

To avoid splashing, immerse the blender shaft halfway into the preparation before pressing the operating button. When the preparation is ready, always stop the blender before removing it from the mixture.

Always unplug the stick blender before cleaning the motor unit. Clean the motor unit with a slightly damp sponge. Never immerse the motor unit in water and never pour water onto it.

Do not use the hand blender in a pan on the stove or to blend certain foods, such as nuts, raw meat, ice, and others. For these types of food, depending on your model, you may use the chopper attachment. Do not operate the hand blender in an empty container.

The first or lower speeds of your hand blender are suitable for softer foods or for achieving certain results. For harder foods or certain results (for example, making a vegetable cream soup), you can use the highest speed.

No. Always unplug the appliance before carrying out any work.\n\n