5 of the best blenders for a quick, easy breakfast
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The evenings are lighter, the days are longer, and we’re getting out of bed earlier by choice. Nothing prompts a health kick quite like a change of season, and with spring in full swing, we’re back to drinking fresh smoothies for brekkie.
A blender to blitz up fruit and veggies for at-home smoothies is an Aussie kitchen essential, but if you’re late to the party (or need to replace your current version), here are five of the best you can buy right now.
Best portable blender: Nutribullet Portable Blender, $79.95
Blend on the move. Nutribullet
Having a blender you can blitz on the go is handy for gym days and working from the office. Don’t be fooled by the size, Nutribullet’s portable blender is perfect for smoothies and shakes, and can be recharged via a USB-C cord.
Best budget blender: Sunbeam Smoothie Maker, now $69
This affordable blend is less than $80. Sunbeam
If you don’t want to splash too much cash on an expensive gadget, try out the fan-favourite Sunbeam Smoothie Maker. It has a surprisingly powerful 550W motor, which is great for heavy-duty blending – without taking up too much space.
Best blender for veggies: KitchenAid Pure Power Blender, $189
This heavy-duty blender is a breeze to use. KitchenAid
If you’re on the hunt for a blender that can prep all kinds of vegetables for soups and sauces, KitchenAid’s Power Blender comes out on top. With 10 speed settings and a two-litre capacity, you’ll just need to find a tall cupboard space to store it.
Best blender for fruit: Ninja Detect Duo Power Blender Pro, $198
This blender is one of the top-rated models on the market. Ninja
Whipping up a fresh smoothie has never been easier, especially for those who make a single serve at a time. Ninja’s Detect Duo is a powerhouse at blending fruits into drinks and will even alert you if you need more liquid.
Best-looking blender: Smeg 50s Style Retro Bench Blender, $349
Add a 50s flare to your kitchen. Smeg
If your benchtop allows for a sleek gadget to take permanent residency, then Smeg’s Retro Blender is likely to tick all the boxes. It has a nostalgic 50s look and matches the iconic toaster and kettle.
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