Hand blenders are good for blending and pureeing foods directly in a pot and for emulsifying hard to mix liquids.
If you’re a fan of smooth and frothy lattes or cappuccinos and want one first thing in the morning or don’t want to spend the money at your local coffee shop, making them at home is not as hard as it would appear. You don’t need an expensive space guzzling espresso machine that also steams … Read more
Those who are on intermittent fasting and ketogenic diets will know that regular tea or coffee with cream and sugar is an absolute no-no. But that doesn’t mean you can’t savor a good cup of caffeine first thing in the morning. That’s how bulletproof coffee was made. While several stores now sell cold brewed bulletproof … Read more
A hand blender, also called an immersion blender, wand blender or stick blender, is a really convenient too to have in your kitchen simply because it’s easier to pull out than a countertop blender or food processor, simpler to clean, and uses fewer containers and parts for the job. Of course, not everything can be … Read more
When making protein or other supplement shakes the biggest problem you’ll have is trying to get them lump-free. No matter how much you stir or shake the drink, not all the powder will dissolve fully. You can use protein shakers that have a wire ball to help break up lumps, but even that needs a … Read more
Whether you’re on a diet or training for a marathon or just plain love to drink lots of smoothies, the best single serving blender for your needs makes it easy to make just enough for you each time. A traditional countertop blender can’t handle a single portion serving well and they’re tougher to clean if … Read more
While countertop blenders are great for making decent sized batches of juice and soup and crushing a lot of ice, they’re overkill when it comes to making a single serving and can’t be used for making things like mayonnaise or a vinaigrette where liquids have to emulsify. That’s where a hand held immersion blender or … Read more