Before the Nutribullet came out, blenders were usually thought of as large and clunky appliances with large pitchers made either from plastic or glass (I had an Oster with a really heavy pitcher). I don’t think the term single serve blender has been coined yet. But when Nutribullet revealed their first product around 2012, it […]
Nutribullet 600 Review – The Original Compact Blender Read More »
The days of weak compact blenders are over. When the Nutribullet introduced their first product it made waves in the industry that time – thanks to the powerful 600 watt motor which is unheard of when it comes to compact extractors. Fast-forward 2 years to 2016. The Nutribullet shocks the world again and its main
Nutribullet RX Review – The Most Powerful Nutribullet Read More »
In the world of compact blenders these two brands stand out. The Nutribullet and the Nutri Ninja are locked in a battle royal where each manufacturer tries to one up the other by coming up with better features and stronger motors. Consumers are winners in the end The biggest winners of course would be us
Nutri Ninja vs Nutribullet – The Battle of the Compact Blenders Read More »
Editor’s note: In this series, I’ll be comparing different Vitamix blenders from the best-selling 5200 to the newest 780 that has a digital interface. The Vitamix product line has 8 different variants divided into 3 categories – the S-series, C-series and G-series. If you’re familiar with the Vitamix brand you most likely have seen their
Vitamix 750 vs 7500 – The Battle of Next Generation Vitamix Blenders Read More »
Earlier versions of Vitamix blenders all use manual controls that combine toggle switches and rotary dials. From the earliest 1782 model up to the professional series 750, all of these use manual controls. So it is kind of surprising that Vitamix goes in a different direction with the 780. What am I talking about? Well,
Vitamix 780 Review: First Vitamix with a Digital Interface Read More »
In my previous reviews I’ve talked about the 5200, 6300 and the 7500. All these blenders are great options for foodies who only want the best. Now let’s talk about of what some people say is the “Gold Standard” of Vitamix blenders – the 750. This isn’t the latest but it represents the next
Vitamix 750 Review – A Vitamix with Pre-programmed Settings Read More »
In the world of blenders manufacturers boast of how their powerful their machines are. But when the time comes for the real consumers to use their products it fails to deliver results. While their watt figures are high, they lack torque. And eventually fail when you put use it to make hard to make recipes
Vitamix 7500 Review – Bigger and Better Than The 5200? Read More »
When people buy blenders they make either of these two common mistakes. Buy something very expensive even though they only need a specific functionality. Or buy a very cheap blender that quickly breaks down and they end up spending more with subsequent purchases. Avoid buyer’s remorse I want to spare you of buyer’s remorse and
Best Cheap Blender – Budget Options For The Smart Shopper Read More »
You love smoothies and you’ve got a big family with around 5 to 8 members. A small blender is out of the question but you can only spend so much. But Black & Decker is able to achieve what seemed to be impossible a few years ago. Manufacture a blender with a thousand watt motor that
When we talk about compact blenders the first brands that come to mind are the Nutri Bullet and Nutri Ninja. Make no mistake those brands manufacture high quality compact blenders that is tried and tested. But those blenders costs over $100 but they don’t come with the goodies that this blender comes with or the
