It’ll let you get your ideal blend consistency for smoothies and soups every single time. It’s available in three colors and two bundles.
Promising review: “The holy grail blender, y’all. I grew up with a Vitamix (big, tall, classic model), and since being on my own I have really missed it. I tried food processors (because they’re cheaper), less expensive blenders, immersion blenders, etc. Nothing came close to what a Vitamix can do. If you’re wondering if it’s worth the price, I would give a resounding YES. What sold me ultimately was 1) the smaller size (the classic ones are larger), and 2) I thought about how much I spend (or would like to spend) at my local smoothie/juice bar. A 16-ounce smoothie costs a ridiculous $8–$9, and a juice at least that much, if not more. If I could afford it, I would have gotten one daily. So this Vitamix pays for itself in about a month.” — lovespuppies
Promising review: “The holy grail blender, y’all. I grew up with a Vitamix (big, tall, classic model), and since being on my own I have really missed it. I tried food processors (because they’re cheaper), less expensive blenders, immersion blenders, etc. Nothing came close to what a Vitamix can do. If you’re wondering if it’s worth the price, I would give a resounding YES. What sold me ultimately was 1) the smaller size (the classic ones are larger), and 2) I thought about how much I spend (or would like to spend) at my local smoothie/juice bar. A 16-ounce smoothie costs a ridiculous $8–$9, and a juice at least that much, if not more. If I could afford it, I would have gotten one daily. So this Vitamix pays for itself in about a month.” — lovespuppies
