The Beast is also a go-to for Alfano because it’s not only powerful, but compact and design-forward. “This blender is great ...

We love Vitamix blenders — they’re a complete powerhouse in the kitchen. I, for one, could never go without mine. Its signature vortex truly works like no other, especially when I’m meal ...

We’ve been recommending the Vitamix 5200 blender for years because it’s a high-power blender that’s easy to use, and at least compared to other Vitamix models, it’s moderately priced.

If you mostly want to make big batches of cold smoothies, hot soups, and maybe even frozen margaritas, a full-size blender is ...

First things first: Vitamix reigns supreme in the blender universe. Vitamix is hands down the most lauded brand across the board, making appliances that will last you an actual lifetime.

It's no secret that Vitamix make the best of the best. Their A3500 model is at the top of our best blender guide, but what do we think about the lower end of their range? I took the Vitamix Explorian ...

We've tested food blenders from Ninja, Nutribullet, Vitamix, KitchenAid and many more. Our tests cover mini blenders and jug blenders costing less than £40 to more than £200. Our tests reveal the top ...

Regardless of price, blenders are now more powerful as manufacturers know their products need to be able to do a lot more to compete with the market-leading brands such as Ninja and Vitamix.

While I own a magnificently powerful Vitamix, I rarely pull it out since I’ve started testing personal blenders. Unless you make smoothies for your whole family and big-batch dinners on the ...

Some stick blenders have whisk and food processor attachments to get more bang for the buck. Corded vs. cordless Corded blenders can be awkward, but you won't have to remember to charge between uses.