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8 Best Blenders In Singapore – Hand, Stand & Bottle Types Ranked For Smoothness & Speed

Best blenders in Singapore


Blenders are a nifty tool to have in the kitchen. Besides whipping up smoothies and soups, you can also make your own nut butter as well as mix batters. Personal, stand and hand blenders can all get the job done but you’ll want to find one with the right power that can match how often you’ll use it. As a general rule, you’ll want to look for a personal or hand blender with at least 400 watts of power and a stand blender with a minimum of 600 watts.

To aid you in your healthy eating or culinary endeavours, here are the best blenders in Singapore to check out right now.


– Personal blenders –


1. Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro – With preset programmes


If you’ve not heard of smoothie maker giant Ninja and its Nutri-Blender Pro, you must have been living off-grid. 

All parts are removable and easy to clean.
Image credit: Mann & Noble

With a 1,000-watt motor and a pro extractor blade, this bad boy is capable of blasting ice and fruits into smoothies and turning veggies into dips. Its 2 Auto-iQ pre-programmed settings include preset speed and duration also make blending a cinch and won’t require you to hover over the blender

The blades can help retain vitamins & nutrients in veggies and fruits while blending.
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All you need to do is pack your ingredients into one of its 3 single-serving cups, choose between blend and max blend settings, and press start. In a matter of minutes, you’ll be sipping on silky smooth drinks, rich soups, and velvety milkshakes. Or, pop on the Sip & Seal lid and take it with you to hit your 5-a-day.

Price: $249

Get the Ninja Nutri-Blender Pro Auto-IQ BN500.


2. Aura Blender – Portable glass blender


It’s safe to say there’s not much an Aura Blender can’t do. Turning your morning brew into an iced latte? Done. Cramming fruits into a refreshing smoothie? Easy.


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Coming in at 25,000 RPM blending power, this mini portable blender can blitz through nuts and crush ice in seconds. Unlike plastic blenders, these are made of borosilicate glass which makes it safe to blend an assortment of both warm and cold food.

Its talent doesn’t end there. Aura Blender is wireless, USB rechargeable, and can be converted into a lightweight bottle. Fill this bad boy up with your choice of drink and bring it to the gym, the office, on vacation, and whenever you’re out and about. That way, you won’t be splashing cash at juice stands and smoothie stalls.

Aura Portable Blenders come with a 1-year warranty, 30-day money-back guarantee, and free local delivery. Opt for express delivery and receive it within 24 hours.

Price: $59.90

Get the Aura Blender.


3. NutriBullet – For single serving sizes



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The popular NutriBullet is among the best-known blenders in Singapore and the world right now. With its extractor blade, it is able to pulverise tough vegetable stalks and fruit skins to create lump-free smoothies as well as grind nuts and coffee beans to a powder with its milling blade.

It also comes with 2 cups – a tall 680ML one and a short 511ML one. If you’re rushing out the door and still want your healthy breakfast smoothie, you can attach the included handled lip ring to transform the cup into a handy bottle.

Price: $199
Get the NutriBullet.


4. BlendJet Two – For portable blending



Image credit: @blendjet

Whether you want a fresh protein shake right after hitting the gym or blend a vitamin-packed fruit puree for the little one when you’re out and about, the BlendJet Two is great for literally blending on the go. 

Not only does this blender come in multiple colours for you to choose from, it also comes with a 2000mAh battery that’s rechargeable via USB. You can make around 8-12 beverages on a single charge and its slim design means it can also fit into most cup holders. 

Price: $72.95

Get the BlendJet Two.


-Stand blenders-


5. KitchenAid Stand Blender – Powerful blending in large batches



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There’s nothing worse than expecting a silky, ice-cold smoothie but slurping up coarse, icy chunks instead. The KitchenAid Stand Blender boasts a soft start feature that starts the motor at a slower speed to pull food into the blades, before quickly accelerating to the selected speed setting. This helps minimise ingredient splatter and allows for a more even blend within its 1.4L jug. 

There are 3 speeds from chop to liquify that you can choose from, as well as a pulse and ice-crushing mode

Price: $399

Get the KitchenAid Stand Blender.


6. Panasonic MX-KM5060SSP Ultimate PowerBlade Blender – For maximum functionality


Image adapted from: Best Denki

Thick foods like avocado mousse or pancake batter tend to get stuck at the base of your blender under the blades during the blending process. With the Panasonic MX-KM5060SSP Ultimate PowerBlade Blender, you’ll be able to salvage any remaining food and easily clean the blades thanks to its detachable jug base. Its 1.5L capacity also allows you to create about 4 cups worth of drinks so there’ll be plenty of frozen margaritas to go around. 

It also includes 2 speeds and 2 pulse modes so that you can control consistency and texture. The glass mill attachment that comes with the blender is also scratch-resistant so leftover spices or ingredients you blend won’t stick around in the nooks of the scratches and breed bacteria. 

Price: $134.10

Get the Panasonic MX-KM5060SSP Ultimate PowerBlade Blender.


– Hand blenders –


7. Philips Viva Collection ProMix Handblender – Includes whisk, spiralizer and chopper


For an all-in-one kitchen tool, the Philips Viva Collection ProMix Handblender has a few essential attachments that will help make cooking a breeze. It has a whisk, chopper, and spiralizer that you can connect to the hand blender and whizz away. 


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Don’t mistake hand blenders for a weaker alternative to stand blenders. At 800 watts, this hand blender packs a punch and its specially designed triangular blades allow for optimal food flow and faster, more consistent blending. 

If you’re worried about a painful mess when blending hot sauces or soups, the hand blender also has an anti-splash blade guard that you can attach to prevent your shirt from getting stained.

Price: $166

Get the Philips Viva Collection ProMix Handblender.


8. Bosch CleverMixx Hand blender MSM24100 – Lightweight with anti-splash



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Using a large blender to blend small portions usually gives an uneven result because there’s a lack of volume to create a vortex-like movement for blending. The Bosch CleverMixx Hand blender MSM24100 combats this problem by providing a mixing beaker that lets your hand blender reach and completely pulverize every bit of your ingredients.

Its ergonomic handle and lightweight design also make for easy handling – especially for large batches of sauces and soups. In addition, an anti-splash blade design ensures you won’t have to worry about creating a mess in the kitchen.

Price: $129
Get the Bosch CleverMixx Hand blender MSM24100.


Best blenders in Singapore


Whether you’re interested in a personal, stand or hand blender, it’s important for you to consider power and lifespan before choosing among these best blenders in Singapore. Plus, a blender’s fast-moving blades are constantly subjected to wear and tear so you’ll want to invest in a hardy one for a safe and long-lasting addition to your kitchen arsenal. 

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The products have been ranked in terms of features and price from sources and reviews online.
Original article published by Clarice Chua on 26th June 2020. Last updated by Samantha Nguyen on 21st December 2022.
Cover image adapted from: @nutribullet, KitchenAid, William Sonoma
This article contains partial partnership content. However, all opinions are ours.

Clarice Chua

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