(Image credit: Future) Smeg Personal Blender review: performanceįor my first drink, I chose a simple combination of mixed frozen berries including raspberries, blackberries, and blackcurrants, and I blended these with almond milk and a scoop of protein powder. There is something about the look of the bottle and spout, that reminds me of a baby's bottle though.

The cups are made from BPA-free Tritan Renew - so they’re shock and breakage resistant as well as made from 50% recycled content.

The lid has a looped top that can be clipped to your bag, or it acts as a handle. A lid with a silicone seal can be screwed on top to seal the cup. It comes with two clear plastic blending cups that have a screw-on cap with a large drinking spout. Meanwhile, the curvy shape has a distinctly retro vibe that’ll suit some kitchens more than others. I was sent the pink color for the review, which is definitely a love-it or hate-it color. In the UK there’s a cream option instead of black. It’s available in six colors black, pastel blue, pastel green, pink, red, and white. And at 4lb / 2.5kg it’s easy to move around, so if you’d rather keep it in a cupboard than out on your counter you won’t struggle to move it.

The overall size of this personal blender was around what I expected. (Image credit: Future) Smeg Personal Blender review: design and features

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