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Should I get a countertop blender or a hand blender? Both countertop blenders and immersion blenders are valuable additions to your kitchen, and each offer their own perks and conveniences.

For the most part, countertop blenders are more powerful than hand blenders, but some tasks are easier with hand blenders, such as blending soup. Read on.

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Also known as a hand blender, an immersion blender is a staple in many kitchens. We combed through online reviews to find the best immersion blenders available.

We tested seven leading models to find the best immersion blenders that can do the work of a traditional countertop blender, personal blender or food processor.

Aldi is bringing back its popular Cuisinart-like immersion blender this week; here's where to get it in New Jersey.

Countertop blender pros More powerful. Depending on the model, a countertop blender offers a higher-powered motor than a hand blender, which means it makes smoother soups, dips, drinks and smoothies.

We tested seven leading models to find the best immersion blenders that can do the work of a traditional countertop blender, personal blender or food processor.