Did the inventor Roger Perrinjaquet from Lausanne in 1950 have any idea how widespread and versatile the hand blender would become in the future? Known among other things as "Bamix" (battre et mixer) or "the housewife's magic wand", this useful kitchen aid quickly spread all over the world and today it is impossible to imagine countless households and catering establishments without it. With sharp blades and various speed levels, the blender makes it easier for you to puree fruit and vegetables, mix liquids or whip egg whites, for example. Models with additional attachments usually offer a wider range of functions. With a cordless hand blender, it no longer matters how far the bowl or pan is from the nearest available power outlet. They carry it comfortably everywhere and work wherever they please. If, for example, you like to prepare your food at the dining table but do not have a power connection in the immediate vicinity, you can also do without an extension cord.