Better blender use!
Pass on pricey food processors, smoothie makers, juicers, and similar appliances with the listed tips for getting more use from a budget-friendly blender.
Smooth Operator
Know how you, most, intend to use the blender. Some blenders crush ice really well, but not nutmeats. There are blenders for every budget, but they come with different functions. Read online reviews for blenders in your price range before you buy.
Use the money you’re saving on other similar appliances to buy the best model of blender you can afford. Read the blender’s operating manual to get the best results from the blender. Take care not to damage the blender’s blades and motor.
Cook’s Country
Save money on popular cooking ingredients. Use the “Crumb” and “Blend” functions of the blender to turn stale bread, crackers, and dried seasonings into shake-n-bake coatings for fried chicken, fish, and crunchy casserole toppers. Store seasoned breadcrumbs in plastic canisters.
Stop buying expensive prepared protein shakes and energy drinks. “Blend” or “Beat” fresh fruit, skim milk, and honey for a smoothie. Make vegetable drinks with ice, tomato juice, fresh celery, carrots, and spices to taste; or add chicken broth and microwave for homemade soup. Mince nutmeats, raisins, and dried fruits with the “Chop” or “Grind” function on the blender to save money on these popular baking ingredients.
Use the blender’s “Stir” function to make homemade sauces, salad dressing, and vegetable dips. Milkshakes and a variety of popular cocktails are easily made in a blender. If you intend to make a lot of beverages with your blender buy one with that comes with an aluminum storage canister.
