PERSONAL PORTABLE BLENDER FULL
PERSONAL PORTABLE BLENDER PLUS

Meanwhile its closest competitor, the BlenderX (which weighs twice as much) came on all those journeys too and stopped charging after a few weeks of use. And even if that happens, you can quick-charge the unit for 15 minutes and get enough juice for one or two smoothies.Īt just over two pounds and with a compact design, the EvolutionX came with me on two airplanes and multiple road trips, and it survived being dropped on the floor at least once. ✔️ Cleanability: If you're short on time and don't feel like taking a bottle brush to your personal blender, ensure that it's dishwasher-safe.The single-button control is dead simple, and there are three LED lights along the base, which indicate the battery level so you’re never stuck with a dead blender. The shape of the cup and the ability to pulse help with blending too. (For context, the blenders we tested ranged in wattage from 175 to 1,200.) It's important to note, though, that higher wattages don't always perform better. ✔️ Wattage: Higher wattage blenders are intended to handle more difficult-to-blend foods, like ice-filled beverages. Is it slim and easy to hold? Does it fit into your vehicle's cup holders? Does it have a lid that seals well? Does it have a spout or sports lid? ✔️ Cup style: If portability is important to you, be sure to assess cup style. If you like blending up anything from a small salad dressing to a large protein smoothie, many personal blenders come with a few different cup sizes to meet your various needs. ✔️ Jar capacity: Though our top picks include options between 12 and 32 ounces, a 16-ounce cup seem to be a sweet spot - it's big enough to hold a meal-size smoothie, but not too bulky to carry. Look for heavier blending systems (or suction cups) to ensure that your blender stays put on your counter while blending, otherwise you may have to hold it down while blending. ✔️Weight: Portability is key when it comes to a quality personal blender, but usually you are only carrying around the blender cup which should be lightweight.

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READ OUR FULL REVIEW: I Tested the Viral Beast Personal Blender Keep in mind that this blending system is on the heavier side and not great for portability, but the blending vessels themselves are lightweight and come with lids for easy transportation. When we blended up green smoothies, all ingredients passed through the sieve and the margaritas it produced were light and fluffy with no large ice crystals or any grit from lingering sugar. In Lab testing, we found the blender to be easy to use with powerful performance thanks to 1,000 watts of power.

Did we mention this blender also looks like a piece of art on your countertop with its unique design? To help with blending efficiency, the Beast Blender’s ultra thick Tritan plastic vessels feature a 12-rib design (for comparison, most blenders have about four ribs within a blender jar). The Beast Blender is a personal blender that lets you crush ice blend small batches of dressings, sauces and soups and create one to three servings (depending on vessel size) of drinks like smoothies, shakes and margaritas. These are the best personal blenders you can buy, according to Lab testing, in-home use and vetted online reviews. To help you find personal blenders worth the money and that fit your specific needs and recipes, our experts in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab have tested more than 100 blenders over the years, including full and personal-size models. Personal blenders can be used for making healthy smoothies, emulsifying a creamy salad dressing or whipping up one or two servings of blender pancakes.

Most of the blending cups that come with these machines include a secure to-go lid and some even come with multiple cups.

PERSONAL PORTABLE BLENDER PLUS

based on extensive testing by the Good Housekeeping Institute.Ī personal blender can be used to blend most things a full-sized blender can - plus it can even function as a food processor in some instances like pulsing up a pesto or salsa! While full-size blenders are handy for families who need multiple servings at once, a personal blender is often perfectly sufficient for smaller households, individuals who are always on the go and people making single servings - AKA a parent or teen making food for themselves or another family member. We updated this article in September 2022 to add more information about each product and added a new pick, the Beast blender.

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