The best blenders in the US: five favorites for smoothies, soups and frozen drinks
A great blender is a kitchen workhouse – I tested nine including the Vitamix and Breville for budget, size, mulch factor and speedVitamix 5200 review: it’s a legend for a reasonIn the UK? Check out our top-rated blenders hereThere are few breakfasts that feel as healthy and refreshing as the ever-mutable smoothie. You can make them virtuous, with lots of greens and nut milk, or luscious, with full-fat dairy and cocoa powder – but in order to make a good one, you need a really good blender.And while smoothies are the classic use for a blender, these appliances can do so much more; a truly great blender is a kitchen workhorse that can make your morning smoothie, your afternoon dip, your evening soup and even a frozen drink if you’re feeling frisky.Best overall blender: Vitamix 5200$499.95 at VitamixBest budget blender: Breville Fresh & Furious$197 at AmazonBest personal blender: The Beast Mega 1200 Plus$219 at BeastBest blender for smoothies on the go:Nutribullet Pro 900$99.53 at AmazonBest blender for the plastic-averse:Oster Classic Series Heritage Blender with 6-Cup Glass Jar$89.99 at Amazon Continue reading...
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A great blender is a kitchen workhouse – I tested nine including the Vitamix and Breville for budget, size, mulch factor and speed
Vitamix 5200 review: it’s a legend for a reason
In the UK? Check out our top-rated blenders here
There are few breakfasts that feel as healthy and refreshing as the ever-mutable smoothie. You can make them virtuous, with lots of greens and nut milk, or luscious, with full-fat dairy and cocoa powder – but in order to make a good one, you need a really good blender.
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