If you mostly want to make big batches of cold smoothies, hot soups, and maybe even frozen margaritas, a full-size blender is ...

Some blenders on this list are automatic, meaning they have pre-determined settings that allow you just to click and walk away. Others are manual, so you have to monitor the blending process the ...

The Beast is also a go-to for Alfano because it’s not only powerful, but compact and design-forward. “This blender is great ...

The 14-oz Smoothie Bowl Maker is a game-changer for thick blends. Its built-in tamper lets you create perfectly thick ...

Some stick blenders have whisk and food processor attachments to get more bang for the buck. Corded vs. cordless Corded blenders can be awkward, but you won't have to remember to charge between uses.

The best hand blenders (or stick blenders) speedily pulverise sauces, soups and smoothies to a consistent texture. We've tested the most popular hand blenders from popular brands – such as Braun, ...

The best blenders blitz ingredients to a smooth consistency in seconds – whether it's a quick smoothie to go or a warming soup. We've tested food blenders from Ninja, Nutribullet, Vitamix, KitchenAid ...

we tested three kinds of blenders: full-size blenders with large pitchers, personal blenders with small blending cups, and combo blenders—which have the option of using a large pitcher and a ...