- Brand: Hamilton Beach
- Color: Classic Chrome
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Blade Material: Stainless Steel
- Number of Speeds: 2
- Special Feature: Detachable Spindle, Tiltable Mixing Head, Two Speeds
- Capacity: 1.8 Pounds
- Product Dimensions: 5.2″D x 6.93″W x 14.17″H
- Voltage: 230 Volts
- Wattage: 70 watts
- MAKE CLASSIC COLD TREATS, COFFEE DRINKS AND MORE: You can mix a wide variety of delicious creations with this talented drink mixer, from classic milk shakes to lattes, fruit drinks, cocktails and more
- INCLUDES EXTRA-LARGE 28 OZ STAINLESS STEEL CUP: The big mixing cup gives you plenty of room, its 28 oz capacity lets you mix a large serving for 1 or 2 and makes it easy to add flavor and texture with fruit and candy mix-ins
- EASY TO ACCESS AND CLEAN: The tilt-back head allows easy access when you need to add ingredients or take the cup on and off; After mixing, simply tilt the head back, remove the cup and detach the mixing spindle for easy cleanup in the dishwasher
- MIX AND BLEND TO THE PERFECT TEXTURE: Go from gentle mixing as you start and adjust the speed higher as needed; The 2 speeds make it easy to create delicious concoctions and have more control as you mix
- VERSATILITY AND CONVENIENCE: You can create way more than cold and hot drinks with this mixer; Keep it within reach on your counter to mix fluffy batters, beat eggs or make quick homemade dressings; It adds style to your kitchen and its compact footprint easily fits in





















A Person With An Opinion –
My initial review of the DrinkMasterI’m am having a hard time rating this 3 stars but feel that it doesn’t deserve 2 stars. I guess when you are use to excellent products, like Breville, getting something as inferior as this machine is hard to stomach. The first thing that I noticed was the motor head seemed sizably smaller that I had expected. The motor sound really good running by itself, but seems to really struggle when you add…huh, ice cream. Really, it’s a milkshake maker and one scoop of ice cream makes it sound like its going to die. Beyond sounding like it was going to die, it started smelling like the motor was about to burn up. The motor head was very warm, not hot, but the smell after two minutes was worrisome for the longevity of the product. I will have to say for the $20 this might be a alright hold-me-over-until-I-can-buy-a-decent-drink-mixer machine, but at this price it’s a pass-on-it-drink-mixer machine. Regardless of the quality, the main thing that people buy the DrinkMaster for is the ability, or at least the main reason I bought, to make a milkshake, as many other people have stated, like they bought at a Walgreen’s, Walmart, Soda Shoppe place. The milkshake that I made was so far from the milkshakes that I have bought at a retail shop that sells milkshakes, may I repeat that, so unlike, so not like, so far, far, far from what I have bought at…uh, places that make great milkshakes, places that make sub-par milkshakes, places that make horrible milkshakes. Comparing the all mighty DrinkMaster to my blender, some people are cringing at the very though of this comparison…my blender make a milkshake as well as, as bad as, this horrific machine. I’m not saying don’t buy this machine. I yelling it at you at the top of my lung. So, if you for some reason decide to purchase this machine, don’t destroy the box because you will want to sent this spinning plastic contraption back. I will have to at least want until I’ve used up all the milkshake ice cream first.My more updated review of the DrinkMasterI decided that it would be good to leave my initial impression of the DrinkMaster as a point of reference. At first I was saying that I was having a hard time between two, I don’t like it, and three stars, it’s ok. I have upgrades my opinion on the DrinkMaster a little. Now I’m having a hard time between three stars, it’s ok, and four stars, I like it. Eventhough, definitely don’t think it rates in the I don’t like it area, I still don’t think that I like it. It’s ok is a good way to describe the DrinkMaster. I’m still so close to wanting to send it back and get a nice commercial grade mixer, but I don’t know if I can honestly justify paying $250 for a machine to make milkshakes, right now. When I have one that seems to do an ok, job of it right now.It still doesn’t compare to the quality of Breville. The motor head still seems undersized. It still seems to struggle with ice cream, but with some extra work (wiggling the cup around a lot, moving it up and down), it seems to get the job done in about 5 minutes. I’m not sure how long the plastic agitator will last after having to do all that. I still don’t like that it has one agitator and the nice machines have two agitators. It seems like that would really help the milkshake making process. I still don’t think it’s worth more than $20. Where I drastically differ now from earlier is the ability to produce a milkshake that is as good as a soda shoppe. I’m not sure about your fancy high-end soda shoppes that specialize in those types of product, but as far as fast food milkshakes, I have adjusted my formula and how I make the milkshake and produce a pretty dang good milk shake now. I think frothing the milk or creamer first might be a good step, but I think that you might need to experiment a little and keep a diary of your successful milkshakes and the technique that you used to produce the milkshake to your desired consistence. It might take 4 or 5 tries to actually get the formula correct, but it will produce a good milkshake.I thought about changing the title of my review, but still think that’s an appropriate description of my thoughts on the machine.
J. Brannon –
First off, for what you pay, this is a pretty good product. While the cup is stainless, the spindle has a plastic tip and the body of the mixer is plastic. Not sure how durable it will be, but I’ll follow up in the future if it proves not to last. As for mixing, it mixes. It requires some patience and you have to manipulate the cup to ensure a thorough mix. However, with patience, it does a pretty good job. Next purchase probably will be a slightly upscaled device with metal construction. I am worried about durability, but for now, YUM!
Barbara Klapper –
I’ve used this milk-shake blender a few times for milk-shakes and it works as expected. I’ve also used it for blending my protein shakes. I must say I like it better for the protein shakes as it is quicker and easier to clean than my blender. It’s not a powerhouse, so blending ice cream can take a little more time and effort, but it does the job. The blending disc is plastic, so I’m sure it will not last to long, but for how often we use it (and for the price) I don’t think that will be any time soon. Overall, I would say for the money it does the job.
Cliente de Amazon –
Me encanto
suite79 –
my mixer arrived and box was torn. like other reviews it looks used had some dings (i think manufacturing mistakes) but will try it later.
Bea Stricker –
Husband loved his malts in it
francisco garcia –
Malts and shakes
Mike Hembree –
I like the easy and light weight of the product