Popular home appliance brand, Smeg is adding to its line of blenders with its all-new personal blenders. The Smeg PBF01UK blender is petite, portable and pretty to look at… everything many people want in the best blender.
Smeg is well known for its colourful, high quality and 50’s retro-inspired kitchen appliances. While you probably know Smeg best for its iconic fridges, its blenders are well-specced, attractive and convenient. Now, Smeg has made blending even more convenient with its new collection of portable blenders.
Evolving from the brand’s original BLF01 blender, the new PBF01 blenders are designed to make smoothies, juices, soups and shakes on the go in a curved compact style. Smeg has also put care and attention into making the PBF01 blenders more environmentally friendly and moving the brand towards a greener future.
The Smeg PBF01 blender measures 335mm high and 142mm wide. This new condensed design can fit nicely into any kitchen size and won’t take up too much countertop space if you want to display it. Smeg designed the size specifically for people who opt for healthy lifestyle choices, as the PBF01 blender can make 1-2 drinks at a time, making it perfect for those on-the-go to a workout or into the office.
As the PBF01 blender is a small personal blender, you’d be forgiven for thinking it’s not very powerful. But you’d be wrong. Similar to the original blender from Smeg, the PBF01 blender has a 300W motor and a double blade that easily tackles fruit and vegetables quickly and efficiently. It also has two speed levels to choose from and you can easily switch between the two by twisting the control knob on the side of the blender.
Another exciting feature of the Smeg PBF01 blender is its move towards sustainability with its use of recycled materials. With this new blender, Smeg has used Tritan Renew materials to make the two 600ml Bottles-To-Go and cup and spout lid that come with the blender.
Tritan Renew is made from 50% certified recycled content and is obtained using molecular recycling technology to break down and eliminate plastic waste to create new materials. This makes the Tritan Renew material highly durable, free of BPA and dishwasher safe.
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In keeping with the 50’s style that Smeg is best at, the PBF01 blender has a curved retro-inspired design and colourful detailing. Shoppers can choose between seven different colourways, including the classic black, white, red or cream colours and pink, green and blue pastel shades.
The Smeg PBF01 blender is priced at £109.99 and will be available at Smeg and other select retailers in June. For more blending tips, here’s our guide on what to look for when buying a blender.
Beth is Home Editor for T3, looking after style, living and wellness. From the comfiest mattresses to strange things you can cook in an air fryer, Beth covers sleep, yoga, smart home, coffee machines, watches, grooming tools, fragrances, gardening and much more. If it's something that goes in your house, chances are Beth knows about it and has the latest reviews and recommendations! She's also in the know about the latest deals and discount codes from top brands and retailers.
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