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Sure, I keep a large machine on hand for big-batch drinks or crushing nuts into butter, but I actually prefer the several handheld blenders I’ve tested — all of which you’ll find on this ...

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After the smoothie test, I rinsed each blender cup with hot water, then ran the cup (and to-go lid, if listed as dishwasher-safe) through the dishwasher. Then, I hand-washed the blades and other ...

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These will ultimately need to be scrubbed, and it's not a bad idea to hand-wash the blender every few uses or so. But thanks to this quick cleaning tip, you can use your blender more often without ...

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I use my blender to purée vegetables into soup, crush nuts into butter, whir dressings and sauces into silky emulsifications, and chop ingredients into salsas — and while I’m not a smoothie ...