A blender is a staple piece of kitchen kit, whether you’re a fair-weather home cook or seasoned enthusiast.
But the fact of the matter is the best blenders come with hefty price tags, easily reaching the £200 mark. Regardless of the longer-term price per use you might get out of it, that’s a fair whack of an upfront investment for what is undoubtedly a kitchen essential.
That’s why, in a bid to find the gadgets that land in that sweet spot between expensive food processors and labour-intensive stick blenders, I’ve put several cheap blenders through their paces. Cheap is not usually a word with a good reputation, but in this case I’ve used it…
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