6 Speed Hand Mixer with Quick Burst™ and Snap-On Case

The Hamilton Beach® 6 Speed Hand Mixer with QuickBurst™ includes a storage case that easily snaps onto the mixer to instantly store attachments and prevent lost beaters. The electric hand mixer has 6 speeds to easily handle every mixing job, from making chunky chocolate chip cookies to frothy whipped cream. The QuickBurst™ button gives you an added burst of power when you need it at any speed level. Mix, whip and cream with the 2 traditional beaters and a whisk that are included. You can start mixing everything from cake batter to egg whites right out of the box. Avoid messy spills with the convenient Bowl Rest™ feature that stabilizes the mixer on the edge of the bowl when the mixer is not in use. The patent-pending cord is designed to conveniently stay out of your way when mixing, whether you're right- or left-handed. The hand mixer also features a modern design that's lightweight and easy to use, yet has 250 watts of peak power to mix ingredients for all your favorite recipes, whether you're making a casserole for your family's dinner or a batch of decadent brownies for a party.

No more lost beaters
The storage case easily snaps onto the electric hand mixer. It holds the included attachments to prevent lost beaters and eliminate clutter.

Easily handle every mixing job
This versatile Hamilton Beach hand mixer has 6 different speed options, plus QuickBurst™ at any speed level for those times when you need an extra burst of power.

Mix, whip, and cream with 2 traditional beaters and whisk
The hand mixer includes everything you need to start mixing. It comes with 3 dishwasher safe attachments: 2 traditional beaters and a whisk.

Avoid messy spills with bowl rest™
 Bowl Rest™ conveniently stabilizes the mixer on the edge of the bowl when the mixer is not in use, to eliminate messy spills, while freeing your hands.

Cord is designed to stay out of the way
The patent-pending cord on the hand mixer with storage case is designed to stay out the way for both left- and right-handed users when mixing