Cordless hand blenders have become an essential kitchen tool, allowing for convenient and efficient blending without the hassle of cords. With a wide variety of options available in the market ...

If it’s been a while since you’ve come face to face with some fresh produce, dust off your blender, food processor, or chopper. Using those machines is an easy way to help get fruits and ...

A blender that costs less than $100 could be a perfectly solid choice for the average home user, according to Consumer Reports’ lab testers. But if you plan to use your blender frequently or for ...

Capable of blitzing everything from frozen berries to nuts to cooked vegetables with ease, the best blenders are powerful, versatile and built to last. Based on rigorous research and testing ...

I do not speak on behalf of everyone at Bon Appétit when I say that if I had to choose just one blender to use at home for the rest of my life, it would be an immersion blender. But my (perhaps ...

I use my blender to purée vegetables into soup, crush nuts into butter, whir dressings and sauces into silky emulsifications, and chop ingredients into salsas — and while I’m not a smoothie ...

A personal blender can easily blitz up a single-serve smoothie, while cutting down on the washing up that comes with a larger, more fully-featured blender. And when you're done, they're usually ...

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 ...