How to Choose A Better Blender

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A blender is one of the most versatile and time saving items in the kitchen. Every home cook should have a GOOD model on their counters. But what constitutes good? Read Foodal’s guide where we discuss the features that you need and then review the top-rated models to help you to choose the best product for your home.

Nutribullet Pro 900

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Wish you had a simple but powerful appliance for your morning smoothies? Looking for an option that’s small, for personal use? Consider the Nutribullet Pro 900 blender. As long as you operate this inverted model with care, it makes short work of tougher ingredients. Check out our complete review now.

The Vitamix 5200 Standard Blender: A Vital Tool for Any Kitchen

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Ready to make a serious investment in a high-quality blender? The Vitamix 5200 Standard Blender should be one of your top choices. Every busy kitchen needs a powerful blender for your all your pureeing, crushing, and grinding needs. We’ll explain why you can’t live without this popular powerhouse here.

Vitamix ONE Blender for Small Spaces and Minimalists

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Could the Vitamix ONE be the blender for you? Perfect for making smoothies, dips, and more in 32-ounce batches, it has a small footprint paired with plenty of power. And it’s ideal for blending newbies and small space cooks. Read our full review of this slimmed down and affordable option now on Foodal.

Breville Super Q Blender: A Practical Blend of Beauty and Brawn

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Want a new blender with brawn and beauty? The Breville Super Q Blender is a sleek, ultra-powerful model with a range of settings to make recipes like smoothies and nut butters. With a personal on-the-go blender accessory and noise suppressing technology, this may be the best option for you. Read our review now.

The Vitamix 750 is a Beautiful Work Horse for the Home Kitchen

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Vitamix has a line up of great blenders, but this one has to be our favorite. If you’re looking for smoothie shop results in a blender meant for the home kitchen, you’ve found the right machine. Read more about our favorite features of the Professional 750, such as the preprogrammed functions, metal finishes, and the commercial grade motor.

Breville Boss To Go: Lots of Power at a Moderate Price

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The Breville Boss To Go combines style, performance, and terrific results in this beautiful personal blender. Designed with both function and fashion in mind, learn why everyone loves these tumblers and travel lids over other mini blenders on the market. Read the full review on Foodal now!

A Look at the Vitamix S30 Personal Blender

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The Vitamix S30 S-Series personal blender is the baby of the Vitamix bunch, but don’t let its size fool you. The S30 is perfect for small spaces while delivering Vitamix quality. This space saving model includes an interchangeable blending pitcher and a travel cup and 10 speed settings. Get the complete scoop on this wonderful appliance now!

Vitamix S55: The Personal Blender for Professional Results

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The Vitamix S55 S-Series Blender is a top of the line choice. This personal blender has 4 programmed settings so it will churn out great smoothies, dips and spreads, and frozen desserts every time. The 40-ounce blending container and 20-ounce travel tumbler make this a blender you’re going to want to see.

A Review of the 6 Best Immersion Blenders on the Market Today

The Best Immersion Blenders Reviewed | Foodal.com

Immersion blenders are great for small jobs like pureeing soup or making baby food. The cleanup is very easy as well – just rinse the end and toss it in the dishwasher. They’re a lot smaller than the countertop models, making storing and traveling with one very easy. Read more about these great kitchen devices now.