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In addition to the immersion blender, this bundle includes a blending jar, whisk attachment, and immersion station at a great price point. “It clicks on super smoothly,” we wrote in our review. “And it’s impressively quiet — even when blending up frozen fruit for smoothies. In tests, I’ve found that it can blend up a pot of silky-smooth soups in less than 40 seconds.”

If you already own an Ascent or Venturist blender, add this food processor attachment to your arsenal. It can finely or coarsely shred, create thin julienne cuts from veggies like carrots and zucchini, and more.

On top of the standard 64-ounce container, this set includes two 20-ounce blending cups and a personal cup adapter for taking your blend with you on the go. We loved the Explorian series when we put it to the test and think it’s an especially great model if you only intend to use it for the basics.

This well-reviewed blender features a 64-ounce container that whips up large batches, but it still fits in a cabinet easily. It’s built with a 2.2 HP motor, which is the brand’s most powerful, so it can tackle anything you toss in it. There’s even a pulse feature to layer coarser chops over purées.

The immersion blender is a lifesaver for small kitchens with limited counter space. “It clicks on super smoothly,” says former executive lifestyle director Lisa Freedman in her review. “And it’s impressively quiet — even when blending up frozen fruit for smoothies. In tests, I’ve found that it can blend up a pot of silky-smooth soups in less than 40 seconds.”

If you or someone in the family has an allergy, this A3500 bundle is for you. It comes with a 48-ounce colored container that makes keeping ingredients separate a breeze. When we tested the Ascent series blender, we discovered that it “make[s] for quicker and silkier blends” and “prevents overheating … jamming, clogging, overuse of energy, and the need to start and stop your blends just to scrape down the sides or shake the vessel.”

We loved the Explorian series when we put it to the test and think it’s an especially great model if you only intend to use it for the basics — it's ideal for producing medium batches for a small number of people.

Composting will have never been easier once you add this nifty device to your kitchen. With a perfect 5-star rating, the Eco 5 FoodCycler turns up to 5 liters of food scraps at a time into a dry powdered plant food. "That same power and efficiency that I love about my blender translates quite well to the grinding and processing of food waste," says contributor Kristina Vänni about the FC-50 version.

This set covers all of your meal prep needs — it includes the standard 64-ounce container for producing medium to large batches, as well as a Self-Detect Base, 12-cup work bowl, two food pushers, and two reversible slice and shred discs for food processing.