You canĪ closer equivalent (that we haven’t tested), the Braun Multiquick, which is 700W, has variable speed settings and a variety of accessories. Braun - MultiQuick Hand Blender with ActivePowerDrive Technology and 700W motor that results in up to 40 faster performance. Best hand blenders at a glance Best for smooth blending: Tefal Optichef hand blender, £56. It only has two speed settings and is just 500W but it’s a decent quality set at a great price point.

This contains all the same accessories that the Smeg set has, apart from the masher. Russell Hobbs Desire 3-in-1 blender set, which is currently on sale for £39.99. But at £129.95, the Smeg hand blender with the full accessory set is more than three times the price of the very similar It’s worth shopping around if you want the full accessory package as it might be cheaper to purchase separately, although it can be quite difficult to find online stockists that are selling the accessories without the blender. It can help with quick preparations of cream soups, sauces, baby food or with whipping and. Best budget immersion blender Amazon Nutribullet’s inexpensive take on the hand blender is simple to operate, has many of the features of its much pricier counterparts, and produces fab. The best current price is on eCookshop, which is selling it Simply put, the George at Asda Stainless Steel hand blender is a super sleek and affordable stick blender that enables you to blend and puree with relative ease. Hand blenders is one of the most practical kitchen helpers. You can also buy it with a full accessory set (HBF02).

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