#Ninja blender parts and accesories series

While this model is a little more pricey, it does offer the ability to juice with it as well - two appliances in one!

In our tests, this model produced creamy and smooth soup and a strawberry green smoothie that had no sign of kale. In our tests, we found very few flaws, though the jar is just 50 ounces and became stained a little from tomato sauce.Īnother high-performing blender from Breville that we have tested is the Breville 3X Bluicer Pro. The Fresh and Furious is easy to clean, and the jar and lid are dishwasher-safe. In our tests, this blender pureed soup to a silky smooth texture and produced a mighty fine margarita as well. This blender also has a regular smoothie button which will provide you with a juice bar-quality smoothie in one minute. The green smoothie setting yielded a smooth and creamy texture with no sign of fibrous kale or spinach. We were very impressed with how well this blender performed for its great price point. It’s easy to accidentally make a mess if you unscrew the cup from the blade instead. The blades screw onto the top of the personal cups and then get inverted to be blended, so be careful to unscrew the personal blending cups from the base of the blender when you're done blending. The base is not much larger than other NutriBullet models, and it has suction cups on the bottom that reliably prevent it from shifting around. It also blasted through frozen strawberries effortlessly to make a delicious, evenly processed daiquiri. We blended kale smoothies in all three jars, and all were uniformly smooth with no flecks. It features an “extract” button that blends smoothies at pre-programmed variable speeds. Both cups have lids that make it easy to take your smoothie to-go. It includes a 64-ounce pitcher for large batches and two different personal-sized cups (32 ounces and 24 ounces with a handle). This well-priced and high-powered blender comes with three (!) jars, making it super versatile and our pick for the best value. RELATED: Battle of the Blenders: Ninja vs.

#Ninja blender parts and accesories series

This model produced margaritas and peanut butter that was just as tasty as the A3500 Ascent Series Smart Blender. If a $500+ blender isn't in your budget right now we also recommend the Vitamix E310 Explorian Blender that retails around $300.

Throw in a 10-year warranty and you've got extra security that you will get years of great use out of this blender. But the overall results are unmatched by the other models we tested. This blender was loud while grinding tough ingredients and the self-cleaning function with soap and water wasn't a complete match for sticky nut butter. Overall we were very impressed with this blender's ability to break down even the toughest of ingredients.

Milkshakes were creamy, frothy and had great body homemade peanut butter was silky smooth without any peanut chunks remaining and margaritas were restaurant-quality with a super fluffy consistency. In our tests, this model produced the best-tasting kale and strawberry smoothie that completely went through a sieve without any flecks of kale or pieces of strawberry remaining. Self-detect containers don't just come in personal size, but also a food processor attachment, new 48-ounce color containers, stainless steel container and more. This blender also pairs with all of Vitamix's self-detect containers which will recognize the cup and automatically adjust blend settings for its size. Besides its performance, noteworthy features include a touch interface, five program settings, programmable timer, variable speed and pulse. A 2021 Kitchen Gear Award Winner, this was best-tested when we tested eight Vitamix blenders side-by-side and also came on top when tested against 25 other blender models.