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Can anyone recommend a good blender for under £50?
I have looked on Amazon and Argos, but would like personal recommendations. Ta muchly
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Not even one?
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I've had a Moulinex blender for 20 years and it's still going strong and I've no need to update it. The equivalent today I've just noted is selling for about £35, it's a Moulinex table blender with coffee/nut grinder attachment, just like mine.
So I can only recommend a Moulinex. |
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I've had a Moulinex blender for 20 years and it's still going strong and I've no need to update it. The equivalent today I've just noted is selling for about £35, it's a Moulinex table blender with coffee/nut grinder attachment, just like mine.
So I can only recommend a Moulinex.
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I have a Moulinex hand blender.
I also have a Russell Hobbs Jug Blender at work and use it a lot. http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Produc...%3EBLENDER.htm |
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Thanks Stud.
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I bought the Kenwood Multi Pro FP250 for around £60 3 months ago and think it's superb. I know it's above your price but may be worth it because it's got the food processor as well as the blender. I think they probably do some that aren't brushed aluminium which are cheaper too.
http://www.electrical123.com/product...EN-PCR-FP250-B |
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Thanks Blokey, I was trying to steer away from food processors as I already have a Magimix which cost £150 a few years ago. I've hardly used it and lost some pieces
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I bought a Comet own brand - Proline - blender a couple of years ago and it is excellent. The goblet is glass so it's tough.
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