While pureeing soups is a life-changing reason to buy a hand blender (no more working in batches and splattering the walls!), there's so much more to this kitchen all-rounder than meets the eye.

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What’s the difference between a countertop blender and a hand blender? A good blender is one of the most versatile and convenient kitchen tools available. In addition to smoothies and frozen cocktails ...

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There are times when a food processor or a full-size blender just aren’t right. Some jobs require a bit more finesse—and some people prefer not to transfer various liquids from one vessel to another, ...

Bread crumbs are a versatile and delicious ingredient to have on hand in your kitchen, and homemade bread crumbs beat the flavor and nutritional content of store-bought varieties. Plus, it saves you ...