If you've tuned into any of Jennifer Garner's Pretend Cooking Shows on Instagram, you'll likely be aware that the actor has a longstanding partnership with KitchenAid. Now, she's debuted a cooking competition with the brand, and her appliance of choice is a new one: the Pure Power Blender (available via the retailer), released earlier this summer.
The 1700-watt blender is primed for making smoothies, soups, dips, and the like, with ice-crushing blades and a heat-release vent for smooth blending. It also happens to be on sale for $120 right now, making it a great pre-holiday buy for Christmas meals.
With a precision control knob, powerful asymmetrical blades, and a vented lid, this blender lives up to its name. It also comes in a variety of shades, including black, red, grey, and white.
With that in mind, we have rounded up some of our favorite KitchenAid appliances (most of which are currently on sale) below.
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If you already have a KitchenAid stand mixer, this attachment is a no-brainer. It is simple to use, saves space, and churns brilliant soft serve, sorbet, and frozen yogurt.
This intuitive rice cooker features 21 pre-sets, including beans, oats, couscous, quinoa, barley, farro and more. You can also add ingredients ahead of time and schedule cooking to begin up to 24 hours later.
Powered by a rechargable battery, this cordless food chopper has the power to chop up to 40 onions.
The Deluxe 4.5 Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer features ten speeds and comes in various colors (Garner has the silver shade). Meanwhile, we love this white option, which is versatile enough to work in any kitchen. It's a classic for a reason.
This three piece set minimizes clutter with its cordless technology, though the vacuum, food chopper, and hand mixer are just as powerful as their corded counterparts. The price is right on these kitchen essentials.
Our Kitchen editor, Lydia, called this 'the quietest coffee machine,' she has ever tested, making it a fantastic choice for busy households.
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