This amazing Breville blender and smoothie maker is now £10 off on Amazon. And with two portable, leak-proof blending bottles, it's perfect for healthy smoothies on the go.
When it comes to hunting down the best blenders, Breville are a great brand to turn to. And now Amazon are offering one of the brand's most popular blenders for less than £20 – an amazing reduction of 33% off its retail price.
The Breville blender's one-touch blending action takes just seconds to make an array of drinks – from healthy smoothies and delicious juices, to strengthening protein drinks and milkshakes. And with two portable blending bottles included, you'll be able to take your 5-a-day to go.
It might look streamlined, but the blender features a powerful 300-watt motor, so is able to blend frozen berries and ice as easily as fresh fruit and liquids.
There are endless blending possibilities with this one, so it's the perfect hybrid blender for healthy breakfasts and indulgent treats alike. (A recipe idea book is also included in case you ever find yourself short on inspiration.)
Blending occurs in the top of the blending bottle, so there's no messy gathering in the base, either. And when you do go to wash it, the blades are easy-clean and dishwasher- safe.
It's no wonder, then, that the small but powerful Breville blender boasts over 10,000 5 star reviews on Amazon – with many customers saying they purchased it as a cheaper alternative to a NutriBullet.
"Love it, what’s more to say," said one customer, who admitted that they took the blender to work to curb vending machine snacking.
"I love this! Like many others, I was very tempted to buy the nutri-bullet. With the hefty price tag putting me off, I found this!," wrote another. "So many good reviews.. And I wasn't disappointed. I use this with frozen fruits and vegetables. Great for soups and fruity sauces for desserts and also for smoothies and milkshakes."
Getting your 5-a-day has never been simpler! Shop the Breville Blend Active Personal Blender & Smoothie Makerhere.
What kind of smoothie will you make first?
Kate is a freelance contributor to woman&home, covering everything she loves most: fashion, fiction, and fancy face cream. If she’s not working, she’s probably reading, feeding her online shopping addiction, or judging the taste level of celebrity houses (10/10 for Dakota Johnson, 2/10 for Tan France).
She graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2020 with a BA in fashion journalism, and her byline has also appeared in British Vogue, The Times, and Marie Claire.
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