My stick blender is wearing out, and for the
next one I want the smallest possible head.
That's so I can blend in a smaller container
and thus blend smaller quantities. Right now,
8 fluid ounces is about the minimum I can blend
without whipping air into the material being
blended. It's very important not to whip air in,
which rules out blenders driven by a motor from
below. Does anyone know of a stick blender
with a very small head?

I'd considered getting a laboratory homogenizer.
Some of those are like a stick blender with a
very small head, but even used on eBay they tend
to be rather expensive (hundreds of dollars).

On Wed, 15 Oct 2014 19:30:39 -0500, Sqwertz wrote:

> And let me guess ...

> I will give you $5,000 when Burger King announces a Long Whopper. In
> the meantime, I've got a long whopper for you - just bend over and
> I'll give it to you.

> You said "oval-shaped beef patty", not burger, you fat **** asshole.
> You even quoted it for all of us to see. Dumbass.
>
> You lose again.
>
> -sw

Sqwertz wrote:
>
> On Wed, 15 Oct 2014 15:23:12 -0800, Mark Thorson wrote:
>
> > My stick blender is wearing out, and for the
> > next one I want the smallest possible head.
>
> And let me guess ... that doesn't turn off automatically like scales
> and kitchen timers?

What brought that on?