If "immersion blender vs. blender" is the matchup on your mind, use this guide to figure out exactly what you need.

Who doesn’t love a homemade smoothie or milkshake? Making them with an immersion blender means less mess and less clean-up. If your serving container is wide enough to fit the blade, you can ...

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.

While many people think storing a blender in their kitchen is worth the space it takes up, I find the smaller (and overall less expensive) immersion blender can handle a lot of the same cooking ...

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

New and improved now with 2 speeds (low and high) for all your blending tasks Stick design reaches into pots, pitchers and bowls to extend blending options Ergonomically designed grip offers ...

Plus, we’ve also included seven more blenders, all priced below $100, that aren’t Vitamix but are still top quality. If you just want something you can grab when you need and then tuck away easily in ...

The best blender for you depends on how you’ll use it, and for this review, we tested three kinds of blenders: full-size blenders with large pitchers, personal blenders with small blending cups ...

Here’s how it works. Whether you're furnishing your first kitchen or looking for an upgrade to your existing model, choosing the best blender for your home will be the gift that keeps on giving.

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