Smeg Compact Personal Blender PBF01 in 50's style with white finish. Features two bottles for on-the-go use, two speed settings, 600ml capacity, and 300W power. Ideal for smoothies, shakes, and sauces.
The Braun PowerBlend 1 JB1051BK Jug Blender features a 600W motor and a unique triangular glass jug with 1.5L capacity, along with two speed settings, an ice crush function, and a Smoothie2Go bottle included in black color.
Smeg PBF01 50's Retro Blender & Smoothie Maker - Pastel Green. Compact design with 600ml capacity, 300W power, 2 x Bottles-To-Go, 2 speed settings.
The Smeg PBF01 50's Retro Blender & Smoothie Maker - Pastel Blue is a compact personal blender with a gloss pastel blue finish. It has a 600ml capacity and 300W power, with two speed settings. Includes two bottles-to-go for convenience on the go.
The Smeg PBF01BLUK is a stylish and functional black blender designed with a classic 50s aesthetic.
Retro-style blender and smoothie maker with 600ml capacity and 2 speed settings, perfect for blending and taking on-the-go.
The Smeg PBF01CRUK is a compact personal blender with a retro cream design. It features a 600ml capacity and can be used as both a blender and a smoothie maker.
Warrior supplements high quality shaker Perfect for mixing any of your powdered supplements BPA free and dishwasher safe Looks great High quality 600ml
Tommee Tippee Easy Warm Bottle and Food Warmer: Fast, safe warming for baby's bottles and food. Suitable for home or travel use with multiple color options. Designed to heat feeds quickly and evenly while maintaining nutritional content.
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The Breville Blend-Active portable blender in green is perfect for making smoothies and shakes on the go. Its compact design features a 350W motor, two 600ml leak-proof bottles with twist caps, and can be easily disassembled for cleaning.
