Philips HR 2000 Daily

After overindulging over Christmas I decided that I was putting myself onto a strict diet, instead of making myself a sandwich and having a packet of crisps for my lunch, what better than t make myself some homemade soup, it was certainly a cheap option and I also found it really filling. The one toll that I came to rely on whilst making the soup was my hand held blender, I had brought it from Tesco a couple of years ago but about a month into my new healthy eating process I found that this broke! Not having a lot to spend on a new one I spent quite a lot of time on researching a new model ... more

~ Technical Info ~ 400 watt motor 1.5l jar Detachable blade and jar Dishwasher proof (except base) Multiple speed settings ~ Review ~ I paid £25 for this blender. As with all electrical items it is worth shopping around, especially online because you can often find deals or discounts. I bought this blender originally to make smoothies and milkshakes. I found the blade to be very sharp and would cut through any type of fruit I would put in it. The only problem I found was that quite often the fruit would get stuck under the blade and I needed to shake the blender around and tip it up slightly ... more