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Product benefits at a glance!

Speeds Turbo Hbf

Variable speed and Turbo function to have the total control of the final result

Handle

Anti-slip ergonomic handle for an easy usage

Flow Blend

Stainless steel blades with FlowBlend system for the best processings results

Your Kitchen's New Power Tool

Our 50's styled HBF03 hand blender not only looks the part with a variable speed control and a powerful 700W motor enables you to easily blend, whisk and chop a variety of foods. The turbo button provides extra power when needed and the stainless-steel blade with FlowBlend technology which ensures the best performance and reduced suction whilst blending. Perfect for soups, sauces and milkshakes. The HBF03 blender will become your favourite kitchen helper as it comes with a range of accessories. The Chopper, which has an anti-slip base and a 0.5 litre capacity. The wire whisk takes all the work out of whipping cream or making cakes. Also included in the set, is a 1.4 litre BPA-free measuring jug. As it has a sealable lid, it can also be used to store prepared food prior to serving. Your perfect helping hand in the kitchen.

Full list of product benefits

Speeds Turbo Hbf

Variable speed and Turbo function to have the total control of the final result

Handle

Anti-slip ergonomic handle for an easy usage

Flow Blend

Stainless steel blades with FlowBlend system for the best processings results

Beaker Chopper Wire

Graduated beaker, chopper, wire whisk, are the included accessories, ideal for the maximum versatility in kitchen

Product Information

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a blender and a food processor?

Food processors typically have S-shaped, flat blades which chop, puree, slice, dice, shred or potentially even spiralise food. In contrast, blenders typically have blades which are angled with part of the blade in a more upwardly facing orientation. This helps to create a whirling motion which encourages food to rise and fall within the jug, reducing the likelihood of food sitting underneath the chopping blades. Blenders often have more blades or “prongs” - typically ranging from 3-5.

Food processors are best for tasks where you need to retain more shape and texture of the produce, whereas blenders are better for smoothies, or smooth soups

What is a blender used for?

While many use blenders solely for making smoothies, a blender can be used for a wide variety of kitchen tasks. Such as:

  • Drinks: Smoothies, milkshakes, protein shakes and juices
  • Sauces and dips: Salsa, hummus, marinara, and other dips and sauces.
  • Other foods: Soups, nut butters, and ice creams are also commonly made with blenders.
  • Bread crumbs: You can also use a blender to blend bread crumbs for toppings.
How do you use a blender?

Blenders are some of the simplest bits of kitchen equipment to use. General instructions on how to use a blender will look like this:

  1. Prepare the ingredients you are going to use, by deshelling any nuts and peeling fruits and vegetables where necessary.
  2. Place the ingredients you desire to blend into the bottle or pitcher (depending on the model you are using).
  3. Add a little liquid (water, milk etc.) to help with the blending process.
  4. Press the button to begin the blending process. For some models, you may have to hold the button down for the desired blending time.
  5. If using a personal blender, simply remove the bottle and attach your lid and you’re good to go!
  6. If using a jug blender or high-performance blender, simply pour your smoothie into a glass or bottle and enjoy.
  7. Don’t forget to clean the jug or bottle after use, as well as clean any spills or drops to ensure the continuing smooth operation of your blender.

We have provided general instructions on how to use a blender below, but given that a blender uses blades operating at high speed, it’s always worth consulting the instruction manual that came with your blender before use.

How do you make juice with a blender?

Making juice with a blender couldn’t be simpler.

  1. Prepare your fruit and vegetables: Remove seeds, skins, and tough stems, and chop the produce into manageable-sized pieces.
  2. Add the ingredients to your blender, with liquids like water, to aid in the blending process.
  3. Secure the lid of your blender, and ensure the bottle/ pitcher is locked into place.
  4. Turn the blender on a low setting, before increasing the speed to high. Blend until the ingredients are completely blended.
  5. If you desire a smooth juice, strain the pulp through a mesh strainer or cheesecloth.
Are there different types of blenders?

Yes. The main features that differentiate blenders from one another are the purpose size, motor speed, control, and design. Let’s have a look at the different kinds of blenders available, so you can choose the one that’s right for you.

Personal blenders are typically single-function blenders that perfectly combine ingredients into smoothies or milkshakes, straight into the bottle! Convenient blending for making a smoothie on the go.

Jug Blenders are more powerful blenders with a larger capacity capability. They also offer additional functionality such as crushing ice, and an auto-cleaning feature. With the Smeg Jug Blender, you can also purchase a Smeg ‘Bottle To Go’, which enables you to also use it as a personal blender, providing you with the best of both worlds.

High-performance blenders are the most powerful form of blender, and make light work of making anything from smoothies to crushing ice. While less powerful blenders may struggle with denser textures and thicker liquids, a high-performance blender can blend a variety of ingredients such as nut butters, flours, vegetables and fruit. High-performance blenders are easy to recognise, with pitchers made of strong and durable plastic instead of glass. This is due to the high amounts of pressure that the high-performance blenders put out.

Hand blenders are most typically used for blending sauces or liquids for cooking. As they are portable and manoeuvrable, they offer great versatility for cooking, baking, or smoothie making, giving you more control over the blending process. They may not be as strong as a jug blender or high-performance blender, due to their smaller size which typically houses a smaller motor.

How long is the warranty on a Smeg Blender?

All of our Smeg blenders come with our standard 2-year warranty. This covers any manufacturing defects or issues you may encounter under normal use.