BLENDi Steel Insulated Portable Blender, 21 oz
Description
Blend in it, then drink from it. 180 watts crushes ice and frozen fruit in seconds, and the tumbler you blended in is the one you walk out with — no pouring, no second cup to wash.
Insulated steel that holds. Cold up to 24 hours, hot up to 4. The insulated wall keeps the outside dry in your hand and leaves no ring on the table, and there's a proper handle instead of a bare cylinder to wrap your fingers around.
Self-cleaning. Water, a drop of dish soap, a quick run of the blades, rinse.
Comes with a second lid for sipping, a stainless steel travel straw, and a cleaning brush.
Charges over USB-C, so it works on a counter, in a car, or anywhere without an outlet.
Details. 21 oz. 180W. Insulated stainless steel, in two colors.
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.
Blend in it, then drink from it. 180 watts crushes ice and frozen fruit in seconds, and the tumbler you blended in is the one you walk out with — no pouring, no second cup to wash.
Insulated steel that holds. Cold up to 24 hours, hot up to 4. The insulated wall keeps the outside dry in your hand and leaves no ring on the table, and there's a proper handle instead of a bare cylinder to wrap your fingers around.
Self-cleaning. Water, a drop of dish soap, a quick run of the blades, rinse.
Comes with a second lid for sipping, a stainless steel travel straw, and a cleaning brush.
Charges over USB-C, so it works on a counter, in a car, or anywhere without an outlet.
Details. 21 oz. 180W. Insulated stainless steel, in two colors.
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