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Default blenders: handheld vs. tabletop. Which is better?

I'm faced with the dilemma of whether to choose a tabletop blender or a
handheld stick blender. I can see advantages in both, but I only have the
budget (and space) for one!

My main use for these gadgets is making smoothies and protein shakes. Here
is what I see as the advantages of each type:

____Hand-held Blender:___
Easier and quicker to clean
Takes up less room in the dishwasher
Takes up less room, period.
Enables me to blend stuff that is in many kinds of container.
Is probably better for 'sticky' concoctions such as mayonnaise

___Tabletop blender:___
Always in one place, so easy and quick to locate
No possibility of splashing or spattering
No little bits to mislay

While a tabletop blender takes up more space on the worktop, I can imagine
that a stick blender is more of a fiddle to stash away after use. Both can
be obtained with 650W mtors, so poer is not a deciding factor.

Can anyone shine any other pros and cons of either type?

Many thanks.

Al
 
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