#Best personal blender plus#
#Best personal blender series#

Some say it can leak if not assembled correctly.

Power: 1200W | Capacity: 1 litre What we like Price: RRP £65 | Buy now from Amazon Key specs Read next: The best stand mixers, as rated by Mumsnetters This blender isn’t ideal for tougher ingredients like coffee beans and ice cubes but it can be used for hot foods like soup or stews.

#Best personal blender plus#

We like the slim, sleek design and the shatterproof Tritan jug (that’s considered safer than glass), plus the fact that this personal blender comes with a second Tritan jug and BPA-free bottle. The 250-watt motor is powerful enough for a variety of smoothie ingredients including most fruits and vegetables thanks to the double-action blade that cuts both vertically and horizontally and purées foods well enough for weaning purposes. It's the cheapest blender on our list but the Cookworks 2-Piece Personal Blender certainly doesn’t compromise on quality or efficiency.

Dual speed setting for hard to blend ingredients.

Power: 250W | Capacity: 0.55 litres What we like Price: RRP £20 | Buy now from Argos Key specs Read next: The best blenders to buy, as tested by families With no set-up required and one simple twist-and-go mechanism, the NutriBullet 600 is a real winner for most households. It has rubberised feet which help it to stay stable when in use, and the blade housing is quick to clean.

We love the NutriBullet’s sleek design and neat footprint, which means it’s easy to store, but you’d be equally happy to have it out on display on your work surface. Smart technology means it magically knows when to speed up and slow down. If you’re serious about smoothies, this is a great buy as it's fast and copes well with anything you throw at it, giving you a fabulously smooth smoothie in under a minute.

#Best personal blender series#

We’ve picked the 600 series as our favourite for its affordable price point and its ability to power through fibrous veg and deal with nuts and seeds with ease. The ever-popular NutriBullet range never seems to disappoint. Now I also use it for soups, to blend baby food, crush ice for our Friday night cocktails, make breadcrumbs, grate cheese, make almond ground from whole almonds and probably more that I can't remember” - tried and tested by user1471523870. Initially, I loved making smoothies with it, and liked that I could hide a lot of food I would not have eaten. “I bought one last year and I still love it.

Has rubber feet to secure it on countertop.Power: 600W | Capacity: 0.68 litres What we like Price: RRP £60 | Buy now from Amazon Key specs Mumsnetters are huge fans of gadgets and appliances that save time, money and faff in the kitchen and as such, we've compiled handy buying guides to the best blenders, the best soup makers, the best waffle makers, the best ice cream makers, the best pasta makers and the best popcorn makers, all featuring tried and tested products, as recommended by Mumsnet users. Not all blenders for smoothies are created equal, so we’ve scoured the Mumsnet forums and trusted reviews for the best personal blenders to buy right now. In fact, they’re such a versatile kitchen tool, it’s no surprise Mumsnetters rate them highly, with one mum saying, “I make a smoothie every other day for breakfast (I make enough for two days and store in the fridge) with seasonal organic fresh fruit and ground almonds.” They’re also great for making frothy milkshakes and desserts, and even small portions of baby food, sauces and dips. Personal blenders, also known as bullet blenders, can whip up a healthy smoothie in seconds, allowing you and your family to front-load your day with a hefty shot of fresh fruit and veg, and add extras such as nuts, yoghurt and seeds.