Known to be the purveyor of ‘cheap and cheerful’ homewares, the Kmart brand produces a range of appliances, including toasters, kettles, and yes – blenders. If you’re a ‘Kmart mum’ (or dad), you would have seen Kmart’s series of food blenders. Shop online nowĪnko (Kmart) rounded up the ratings with four stars for value for money, and three stars for performance, features and functionality, ease of use, design, and overall satisfaction.
It comes with a 1200W motor base, multiple speeds, a pulse function and an extract program to break down whole fruits, vegetables, and ice. If you need to whip up multiple servings, NutriBullet also has a couple of full-size blenders such as the NutriBullet Blender Combo ($269.95 RRP*).
Otherwise, models from the NutriBullet GO Series are the cheapest personal blenders you can get from the brand (retailing at $79.95 RRP*), which you can take with you wherever you go, even the car. Similar to other products in the range, this blender is designed to chop, mix and blend a variety of drinks and dishes. The most budget-friendly full-size option is the brand’s iconic Magic Bullet model − the Magic Bullet To Go ($59.95 RRP*). Editor’s notesĪ brand credited for igniting the nutrient-blending craze, NutriBullet made its name in TV infomercials.
NutriBullet earned five stars for design, and four stars for ease of use, features and functionality, value for money, performance, and overall satisfaction.
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