Want it: Lidl’s smoothie maker to go
Lidl is making it wonderfully easy for us to stick to our ambitious New Year’s resolutions. Starting today, you can get a smoothie maker to go there, allowing you to make a smoothie wherever you are. This is the device you didn’t know you wanted so badly.
You can fill the smoothie maker with whatever you like, from chocolate, banana and peanut butter to cantaloupe. We only advise against these 8 products—otherwise, it’s a case of you do you.
Smoothie in a few seconds
Don’t worry that this device will take up half your kitchen cupboard. Or worse, that you’ll have to lug a bulky machine to work. The smoothie maker is small and lightweight. That makes it easy to put in your bag. The device can make a 300-millilitre smoothie at a time. Fill the cup with fruit, vegetables, dairy and nuts or seeds of your choice (check out our tips for great smoothies here), press the button and enjoy your homemade healthy brew just a few seconds later. Laziness is now truly no longer an excuse for getting your vitamins in.
Also nice: the smoothie maker has a rechargeable battery. You only need to plug the USB-C cable into an adapter (the latter is not included), and the device will charge in no time. At work or even in the USB ports on the train, too, if that’s where you like to eat your breakfast.
Small in size and low in price
The smoothie maker to go is therefore available at Lidl right now, in mint green and black. If your New Year’s resolution was to spend less money this year, buying this device certainly fits the bill. Completely in keeping with Lidl, this thing costs next to nothing. The regular price is € 19.99, but as we speak the smoothie maker has been reduced to € 12.99. Bargain, right?
You can get the Silvercrest smoothie maker to go both online and in Lidl’s physical stores. If you want to run straight to the nearest Lidl, keep in mind that the machine may be delivered to your store later this week. Check out Lidl’s smoothie maker to go here.
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Image: Lidl
