Juicers & Blenders

Nutribullet is one of the biggest names in personal blenders; but the Flip takes a different approach to most, with the motor and blades positioned in the lid, rather than the base. It works well, allowing ingredients and ice to fall to the blades when you turn the cup upside down, ensuring they catch everything. […]

The KitchenAid Go Cordless Food Chopper is part of the KitchenAid Go range of battery-powered small kitchen appliances that all have interchangeable batteries. It performs just as efficiently as its corded counterparts, but has the convenience of not needing to be near a power outlet. It’s great for chopping, mixing, and whipping all sorts of

The KitchenAid 3.5 cup / 830ml Mini Food Chopper does what it’s designed to do – it chops things, and it chops them well. However, the presence of its more talented sibling that has a larger capacity and more functions makes it feel like you could be getting more for your money. Pros + Simple

The KitchenAid 7 cup / 1.7L Food Processor lives up to the brand’s reputation. Its components look high quality and it made quick work of processing tougher ingredients like carrots and almonds. However, some aspects of the design, the noise level, and the consistency of the processed food let it down. Pros + Quick and

The Nutribullet Pro+ 1200 packs a motor that’s powerful enough to crush ice, and creates super-smooth smoothies, even when using tough-to-blend ingredients. The added pulse function enables you to reach the exact consistency you want. Thicker mixtures often require liquid adding and/or a mid-blend shake-up so all the ingredients reach the blades, but otherwise there’s

The Nutribullet Ultra is the brand’s most powerful, advanced and expensive personal blender, with a touch interface and premium look and feel. It aced most of my tests, delivering a silky-smooth smoothie and textured hummus with ease, although food did sometimes get stuck on the sides, and it struggled a little with crushing ice. It’s