Black Friday Blender Deals

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Black Friday Blender Deals What goes in the jug decides the motor you need, and this is the one area where power genuinely matters. Soft fruit, yoghurt and cooked vegetables blend happily on 300W to 500W. Frozen fruit, ice and nuts need 1000W and upward, and a blender that stalls on frozen berries will be abandoned within a month, so it is worth being honest about whether smoothies will come from the freezer. Blade design matters as much as wattage, with stacked multi level blades pulling ingredients down where a single flat blade lets them ride above it. Jug material is the next decision, since a Tritan or copolyester jug is light and will not shatter while glass resists scratching and staining and feels far better on a worktop. A jug blender is the general purpose choice and the only one that handles hot soup safely, provided there is a vented lid. A personal or portable blender blends straight into the bottle you drink from, which removes the washing up that stops people using a full sized machine. A hand or stick blender goes into the saucepan rather than the other way round, which makes it the fastest route to soup and the easiest to clean. A food processor is a different tool again, slicing, grating, kneading and chopping rather than liquidising. Whichever it is, check the parts are dishwasher safe and check the jug fits under your press. Smoothie Blenders Built for frozen fruit and ice, so this is where the higher wattage motors and the tougher blade assemblies sit. Look for a tamper and a vented lid, and check the jug capacity against how many glasses you make at once. Reduced stock sits in Smoothie Blenders . Hand Blenders Stick blenders that go into the pot, which makes soup a one pan job with nothing hot to pour. The sets with a whisk and a mini chopper attachment cover most of what a food processor does for a fraction of the space. Browse Hand Blenders . Portable Blenders Rechargeable, blend into the bottle and travel to work or the gym, so they get used