.theguardian - 5 hours ago

The blender beloved by chefs and smoothie shops has all the power you need, and none of the frills you don’tSign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better thingsWhen I reviewed nearly a dozen models to find the best blenders for The Filter, I was already quite familiar with one of the brands I was testing: Vitamix. My parents bought me a refurbished Vitamix Turbo Blend 4500 in 2010, and I’ve used it to make smoothies, pesto, and other kitchen concoctions ever since. Vitamix is the founding father of the premium blender category, known for its impressive warranties, extensive accolades, and steep prices, especially on the more high-tech models.Introduced in 2007, the Vitamix 5200 is considered its “legacy” model, still holding strong nearly two decades later despite newer models like the digital Ascent X line popping up around it. At $500, the Vitamix 5200 is still a daunting investment, but if you’re a home cook looking to take your smoothies, soups, and sauces to the next level, it’s well worth it. Here’s why. Continue reading...

Latest News

Hashtags:   

Vitamix

 | 

review

 | 

legend

 | 

reason

 | 

Sources