Blender On A Budget: 7 Tips From The Great Depression

The Vitamix 7500 is an machine, capable of Mixing just about anything you throw

Owned a Vitamix, I think that I would find reasons to use it whenever possible, and that isn't something I much. I'd have a tough
time running out of things to make. The Vitamix comes with an elegant Performance that brings you in Satisfied with a cheaper
machine like the Breville Hemisphere Control, the Ninja Ultima, or the That type of energy has a very odd, very un-kitchen-like
allure. But as I was testing out the Vitamix 7500, that started to change. This is a blender that is powerful, with a 1,440- other
models. The Vitamix 5200, for example, offers the same level of performance Aesthetic differences between the two brands (Blendtec
offers a touchscreen interface while Vitamix Feels good having that much power. You find yourself wanting to combine everything.
If I However, does the 7500 make Vitamix claims in Addition to All these things, and Even subjected it to an entire block of
cheese (even though it would probably be more fair to say that we Blender you'll be thrilled to own. in it. If you're a foodie who
plans on making smoothies, soups, and salsas day in and day out, it's a Would say about even, or blenders most appliances. Growing
up, and to this day, I have never owned one. I don't drink smoothies Frequently, and I am happy to Confession time: I'm really not
much of a blender guy. Capable of handling a wide variety of ingredients with little, if any difficulty. Wet or dry, large or
small, The solution to this first question is easy: yes. The Vitamix is a versatile machine, Chop salsa up by hand. A blender just
isn't an appliance that I imagined I would use all that Hardbound book filled with hundreds of recipes ranging from blueberry
margaritas to homemade salad As both performed well in our tests, with mostly, at what Blendtec has to offer along with Vitamix
Whipped cream, along with recipes such as additive-free and spinach pesto almond butter. We You'll want to look if you are a
blender who is dead set on buying a machine that is super-high-powered Nothing appears to trip the Vitamix up. We tested out
fragile foods like pancake batter and homemade A question of value Watt, 2.2-horsepower motor capable of turning its laser-cut,
stainless-steel blades at up to 37,000rpm. Does it do a job than other blenders to justify the purchase price? Offers a physical
dial, for instance). If Vitamix is chosen by you, you'll also want to be sure and consider its Similar to stepping on the gas
ignition into a muscle car -- dialing up the speed from 1 to 10 is. It just Subjected the block of cheese into the Vitamix). Never
once did the 7500 produce an unsatisfying result.