If you're after new electrical kitchen appliances or beauty products, there are various ways you can save on them at Tesco and Asda. At Tesco, you'll find prices slashed on lots of items including a Kenwood stand mixer that was £199 and is now £149. Or the Breville Blend Active that was £29.50 that is now £23.50. And there is also the Nescafe Dolce Gusto Piccolo manual coffee machine which was £99.50 and is now £32.50. If you head over to Asda, there are also many items with prices slashed so you can make some savings. The items that have been included in the rollback include the Russell Hobbs 20270 Auto Steam Ceramic Soleplate iron was £22.96 now £17. Or there is the Russell Hobbs 17L manual cream microwave which was £54.96 and is now £45. And if it is beauty electicals you're after, there is the BaByliss I Stubble that was £59.96 and is now £30, the Lee Stafford hair dryer gift set that was £39.96 and is now £20.Blenders were put through their paces in the first episode of new BBC2 series ‘What to Buy and Why’ – with surprising results.

In the show, which aired last Friday (January 8) at 8.30pm, presenter Cherry Healey enlisted the help of athletes to road test the latest fitness equipment, including personal smoothie makers. She set up a juice bar in the London’s Olympic Park Copper Box arena, home of The London Lions professional basketball team, and asked the players to assess if cheaper blenders priced under £50 can blend a drink as smoothly as £100-plus options. Four machines costing less than £50 were tested: the 2GoSport from Kenwood (£29.99), Breville Blend Active (£30), Salter NutriPro 1000 (£40) and Tefal Fruit Sensation (£40). The Salter NutriPro came top in the test because, in the words of the presenter, ‘the flavours are well blended together; at last, a silky smoothie from a budget blender!” An expert nutritionist was asked to name his favourite and he also voted for the Salter NutriPro 1000 because of its price and “the similarity in quality with the very expensive blenders”.

Simon Showman, ceo of  Ultimate Products which distributes the Salter NutriPro, commented:  “We are very proud of the Salter NutriPro, being a product that outperforms the competitor products on both specification and price. I was therefore delighted to see it awarded the Best Buy on BBC2’s ‘What to Buy and Why’. breville stick blender bsb510Healthy eating is a significant area of focus for the Salter brand and we will be launching some exciting new products into the range at Spring Fair.”cookwell rocket blender recipes Other products to be covered in the six-part series include toasters, steam irons, TVs and bed linen.qb900 ninja master prep blenderWelcome to Juicer.co.uk - the website dedicated to juice, juicing and healthy living. ninja blender herbergers

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