Want to kickstart your day with a healthy cold drink? You're going to need a juicer or a blender, depending on what kind of drink you're after. If it's a glass of fresh fruit juice, you'll be looking for a slow juicer preferably. However, if you want to extract as much as possible from fruits, nuts and vegetables, then you should consider a blender.
But then how do you pick which one's right for you? This is where TechRadar's experts explain it all – the difference between a slow juicer and a super blender, a cold-press and a stick blender, which one is better and how they all compare with each other.
From Breville to Ninja Kitchen, NutriBullet to Smeg, and more besides, there are juicers and blenders galore across several price points. Allow us to explain which makes the better drink.
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The new Ninja CrushBOSS is a three-in-one kitchen system that combines a blender, food processor and a to-go tumbler.
If you don't have the space or cash for a Ninja Slushi machine, these portable blenders can make fantastic frozen drinks for a fraction of the price.
The Cuisinart Power Blend Immersion Blender offers a range of impressive attachments that will help you free up some valuable kitchen cupboard space.
The Nutribullet Core Power is packing a mighty 1,400-watt motor to handle difficult blending jobs.
The funky-looking Ninja BlendBoss is the smoothie-maker of my dreams, making everything from chia seeds to carrots silky-smooth and sippable.
A compact blender that delivers silky, tasty smoothies and blended drinks at an affordable price
