The best blender in Australia is tough to find, simply based on the variety on offer and what you want from the smoothie and soup-making kitchen appliance. Deciding on the ideal size, maximum ...

However, while we love premium blenders from the likes of Vitamix, Blendtec and Breville, if you want budget options, we've got those, too. Nutribullet's $100 model is our pick in that category.

A smoothie made in the Nutribullet Pro 900 ... sure the model you’re eyeing has dishwasher-safe parts. Generally speaking, a personal blender will set you back anywhere between $50 and $150 ...

I’ve tried all the latest blenders across a range of styles from the big brands like Ninja, Vitamix and Nutribullet ... though most of the other parts are. If you’re just making quick ...

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I’m sure you’ll notice that the kitchen gadget Ruth used to whoosh up the shake was a Nutribullet. It’s a powerful blender that the TV star loves with a passion bordering on obsession.

Premium/High-Performance blenders have better-quality parts and give super smooth results. They can turn raw vegetables into soup, ice and cream into frozen desserts, and nuts into butter. Expect ...

An immersion blender is one such tool, and you don’t realize how much you need one until you’ve used it. An immersion blender is a handheld blender that will let you blend things together ...

I use my blender to purée vegetables into soup ... points out that you can buy additional compatible parts, too. “It comes with a 64-ounce container, but I got a 32-ounce one, too, to make ...