The best blenders blitz ingredients to a smooth consistency in seconds – whether it's a quick smoothie to go or a warming soup. We've tested mini and portable blenders and jug blenders from popular ...

Every budding (or experienced!) home cook needs a good blender. Let’s be honest, they make everything easier. Mixing, chopping, and blending all require elbow grease, but with the right gadget, ...

The best blender in Australia needs to be the right fit for your kitchen and lifestyle. Keeping your budget front of mind, you'll want a gadget that's not too noisy, has satisfying speed settings ...

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While I own a magnificently powerful Vitamix, I rarely pull it out since I’ve started testing personal blenders. Unless you make smoothies for your whole family and big-batch dinners on the ...

Some stick blenders have whisk and food processor attachments to get more bang for the buck. Corded vs. cordless Corded blenders can be awkward, but you won't have to remember to charge between uses.

While many people think storing a blender in their kitchen is worth the space it takes up, I find the smaller (and overall less expensive) immersion blender can handle a lot of the same cooking ...

Better still, they work out cheaper. All you need to do first is invest in the right mini blender to make them. Lynsey Hope tests out seven and gives them a star rating out of five . . .

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