Recommendations and reviews of different types of blenders, from high-end blenders to portable single-serve blenders.
My blender buying guides:
Reviews of seven of the best single-serving personal blenders, based on performance, size, manufacturer, accessories, price, and more.
Single-serve blenders are the perfect solution for those that want to prepare easy smoothies on the go and don’t want to invest in a larger, more expensive blender with too many unnecessary features.
These compact-sized personal blenders are designed with convenience in mind, so you can quickly prepare a filling drink without too much effort.
Reviews of 7 of the best high-end blenders available today. Powerful blenders that can create creamy smoothies, nut butters, jams, and soups with ease.
Blenders have become common household kitchen essentials in recent times, as blending fruits and vegetables is an easy and simple way to consume essential nutrients without having to spend hours in the kitchen.
This article looks into the best high-end blenders available on the market today, considering horsepower, brand, consumer reviews, container size, price, and more. Professional and powerful blenders that can turn all kinds of foods into creamy smoothies and delicious soups.
Have you had a Vitamix blender for a while now and you start seeing that cloudy film in your container that just won’t go away?
Or perhaps you have only recently bought a Vitamix blender and you want to make sure the container stays clean?
Vitamix containers come in different sizes and styles, so how do you decide which one is right for you? If choosing a blender isn’t challenging enough already, picking the right jar, large or small, can also be quite confusing.
They range in sizes from 32 oz to 64 oz. And then there are also dry and wet containers, not to mention low profile and classic Vitamix containers.
Reviews of three of the best blender food processor combo products available, based on performance, features, capacity, price, and more.
A blender food processor combo is a great kitchen appliance for those seeking to save space in the kitchen while still being able to enjoy the benefits of having a blender as well as a food processor.
But combining a blender and food processor is not always the best choice. Ultimately this depends on what you plan to do with it, but also what you’re NOT going to do with it.
Reviews of seven of the best affordable blenders for making creamy green smoothies, based on features, price, manufacturer, and performance.
Using a blender regularly is the perfect way to get your whole fruits and vegetables in, simply by consuming delicious smoothies. I have been making and drinking smoothies consistently for many years, using various types of blenders in different price categories.
I’ve had the Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series for a little over a year now, and I think it’s time I shared my thoughts on this blender with you.
It should be no surprise to anyone on this blog that I love blending, and my standard for blenders is set pretty high. I’ve had my trusty classic 5200 for many years, using it nearly every day, so it was a tough decision to upgrade to the A3500.
The Vitamix Ascent A2300 is a powerful and versatile blender in the popular Ascent series. It is, in fact, the entry model in that series, but don’t let that fool you.
The Ascent A2300 is the perfect choice for those looking for a good quality Vitamix blender that not only performs well but is also reasonably affordable.
You may have come across the word pulse in a recipe or in an instructions guidebook for a blender or food processor.
While it’s a completely legitimate word, many don’t know what a pulse button is or how to use it. In all honesty, I wasn’t quite sure what it meant either before I became a smoothie fanatic several years ago.
The Blendtec Designer 625 is a powerful and stylish blender that everyone can use for their blending and also cooking recipes.
Fortunately, I was able to get my hands on one of these a while ago, and I have been able to experience its excellent features firsthand.