BLENDi Pro+ Portable Blender, 17 oz Cordless Ice Crushing
Description
Small enough to live in a bag. Cordless, roughly the size of a water bottle, and worked by a single button — press it and it blends. It can go to work or a hotel, or just sit on the counter where you'll actually reach for it.
Then it becomes the bottle. Add the travel lid and the same cylinder is a 17.5 oz water bottle. Nothing to pour out, nothing extra to carry.
120 watts, enough for ice. Frozen fruit, ice, protein powder, dressings.
Self-cleaning, so cleanup is a rinse rather than a project. A blade cover is included for when it's packed away.
Details. 17 oz blending capacity, 17.5 oz as a bottle. BPA free cylinder. 120W.
Why It Matters
That makes blended food more useful than it used to be — but only if making it is easy. A full-size blender means hauling it out, using it, then washing a jar, a lid and a blade assembly. On a low-energy day that's enough friction to skip the meal entirely.
Small equipment that's quick to use and quick to clean actually gets used. That's most of what matters here.
Small enough to live in a bag. Cordless, roughly the size of a water bottle, and worked by a single button — press it and it blends. It can go to work or a hotel, or just sit on the counter where you'll actually reach for it.
Then it becomes the bottle. Add the travel lid and the same cylinder is a 17.5 oz water bottle. Nothing to pour out, nothing extra to carry.
120 watts, enough for ice. Frozen fruit, ice, protein powder, dressings.
Self-cleaning, so cleanup is a rinse rather than a project. A blade cover is included for when it's packed away.
Details. 17 oz blending capacity, 17.5 oz as a bottle. BPA free cylinder. 120W.
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