Smoothies are a quick and easy breakfast option packed full of goodness, as long as you have the best blender for the job.
A blender can be a bit of an investment, so the last thing you want to do is buy one that’s not quite right for making smoothies. Maybe it doesn’t blend ice properly? Or perhaps it’s too hard to clean.
To help you pick the best blender for smoothies, we put together a list of the top blenders available in Australia right now – and they are all perfect for making smoothies.
Best blenders for smoothies Australia 2024
Here are our top picks to help you choose the best blender.
Best blender for smoothie bowls
Ninja Blender Duo w/Auto-iQ BL642, $259.99 (usually $299.99), Ninja
The perfect smoothie bowl has a deliciously thick consistency that not all blenders can handle. You’ll need to look for a blender with at least 1,000 watts to get the job done. The Ninja Blender Duo has an impressive 1500-watt motor, so you’ll be making homemade acai bowls in no time.
Key features:
- 1500W power
- Timed, intelligent programs
- Stacked blades
Best blender for smoothies with frozen fruit and ice
K400 Variable Speed Blender KSB4027, $449 (usually $549), KitchenAid
If you want icy cold smoothies, then the K400 is for you. Featuring a powerful three-part blending system, this 1200-watt blender is no match for ice and frozen fruit. If you prefer a blender bottle, KitchenAid has a personal blending Jar that attaches to the K400 blender to blend your smoothie; it then converts to an on-the-go container. The self-clean function is also a huge plus.
Key features:
- Asymmetric blade
- 3 part blending system
- Intelligent speed control
Also available to shop at:
- $449 at Myer
Best portable blender for smoothies
Portable personal blender, $36.70 (usually $48.28), Made Minimal
This blender is compact and lightweight, making it perfect to take to the office, gym, or even on holidays. Featuring a powerful motor and stainless steel blades, it lets you create delicious drinks on-the-go. Plus, it’s easy to clean and BPA-free for safe use.
Key features:
- Powerful motor for smooth blending
- Stainless steel blades for durability
- Doubles as a blending and drinking cup
- Food-grade materials for safety
BlendJet 2 Portable Blender, $79.95 (usually $159.95), BlendJet
You don’t get much more portable than the BlendJet 2. This smoothie blender allows you to make and enjoy your smoothie anywhere and everywhere. At the gym, in the car, at the beach – like we said, anywhere! There’s even a video on the BlendJet website showing a smoothie being made underwater, though it’s not recommended you try that at home.
The batteries are rechargeable, and BlendJet says you will get 15 blends out of it before recharging.
Key features:
- Portable design
- USB rechargeable
- Powerful patented TurboJet technology
- Self-cleaning
Also available to shop at:
- $43 (usually $55) at The Good Guys
- $47 (usually $79) at JB Hi-Fi
Best affordable blender for smoothies
Nutribullet Magic Bullet Blender To Go Personal Blender Silver, $49, Nutribullet
The Magic Bullet is a popular option if you want to make smoothies but aren’t ready to invest in a top-of-the-range blender. While the Magic Bullet is great for making smoothies, it also chops, mixes, blends, whips, grinds and more. Even better, take your smoothie on the go with the convenient Flip Top lid.
Key features:
- 200W motor
- Stainless steel cross blade
- BPA free 700mL cup
- 1 year warranty
Also available to shop at:
- $59.95 at Myer
- $49 at The Good Guys
Best immersion blender for smoothies
Breville 300W White Stick Mixer, $119, The Good Guys
Featuring a 300-watt motor and an ice-crushing blade, the Breville 300W White Stick Mixer can be used for making smoothies. Along with the stainless-steel stick blender, you’ll get a whisk attachment, a three-cup chopper bowl with a stainless-steel blade, and a 42-oz. jug with a dual-purpose storage lid and anti-slip mat. It also has a non-scratch blade guard, so this hand mixer won’t scratch your smoothie glass or any other pots and pans.
Key features:
- Compact design
- 15 variable speeds
- 1.25L jug
- Whisk attachment
- 750ml chopper bowl
How do I choose a good blender for smoothies?
When deciding on the right blender for you, think about what smoothie recipes you want to make. Do you use fresh or frozen fruits? Do you want to use it on the go? Would you prefer a jug or a blender bottle? Once you’ve answered these questions, it’s time for the fun part: shopping.
What is the difference between a blender and a smoothie maker?
A smoothie maker only makes smoothies; they are more compact and generally easier to clean. That said, they aren’t as powerful as a blender. A blender can also be used for multiple purposes in the kitchen.
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