
If your kitchen is a case of 'too many appliances, too little time', then you're not alone. In a world where every kitchen gadget is marketed as a must-have, there's only a finite amount of worktop space. So do you need an expensive blender? Or is it a splurge you can skip?
As Ideal Home's Kitchen Appliances Editor, I know my Vitamixes from my Nutribullets, and I've even seen blenders in action that cost over £1000. Our guide to the best blenders combines affordability with functionality, but it's the expensive blenders that professional chefs and even celebrity names (I'm looking at you, Gordon Ramsay) seem to turn to again and again.