Showing posts with label Vitamix Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vitamix Reviews. Show all posts
Vitamix Review by ConsumerReports.org
The top-rated #1 Vita-Mix earned an Excellent Rating in all of our performance tests, crushing ice cubes, blending smoothies, and puréeing vegetables with equal power and precision.
Vitamix Review by Amazon.com
Owner-written reviews mostly praise the Vita-Mix's power and ability to prepare everything from soup to ground nuts.
Vitamix Review by ConsumerSearch.com
Both owners and professional reviewers concur that the Vita-Mix 5200 is the best blender if you want an appliance that goes well beyond making smoothies and pureeing soup ... The Vita-Mix 5200 has a powerful 2-horsepower (1,380 watt) motor, and users say its blades spin so fast you can make hot soup in it. It's also powerful enough to make perfectly blended cheese fondues and to grind grains into flour ... The Vita-Mix 5200 comes with a seven-year warranty ...
We found the best feedback for the Vita-Mix 5200 at Cook's Illustrated magazine and ConsumerReports.org, where reviewers test a variety of blender models and report on performance and ease of use ...
We found the best feedback for the Vita-Mix 5200 at Cook's Illustrated magazine and ConsumerReports.org, where reviewers test a variety of blender models and report on performance and ease of use ...
Vitamix Review by ThisNext.com
Alexandra Guarnaschelli, executive chef at Butters Restaurant in New York City, lists her favorite blenders, food processors and mixers -- including the Vita-Prep, the commercial version of the Vita-Mix 5200.
Vitamix Review by TheKitchn.com
Reviewer Sara Kate Gillingham-Ryan says she loves the Vita-Mix, which makes "ice cream, whole fruit and vegetable juices, breads, cakes, hot stuff (without it exploding all over the kitchen) and cold stuff." She doesn't like the drippy pour spout, but otherwise is thrilled with this blender.
Vitamix Review by PerfectSmoothie.com
The editors of PerfectSmoothie.com evaluate several blenders, although their methods aren't detailed. They like the Vita-Mix 5200 over other less-expensive blenders.
Vitamix Review by Chow.com
Reviewer Louise Chu likes the Vita-Prep 3, the commercial version of the Vita-Mix 5200, which she says is a "workhorse" in professional kitchens.
The Vita-Prep has long been the staple blender in restaurant kitchens. Numerous chefs, including Thomas Keller, endorse it.
The new Vita-Prep 3 has a three-horsepower motor that spins the stainless steel blades at 37,000 rpm. In addition to standards like ice and vegetables, you can fill the polycarbonate pitcher with peanuts to make smooth peanut butter (chunky if you prefer) or with rice to make rice flour. No liquid is necessary. While these feats can also be done in the other recommended blenders, the Vita-Prep 3’s combination of pitcher shape, blade angle, and power produces a far more consistent product.
The speed dial turns smoothly, never clicking into a preset speed, allowing you to make minute adjustments. There’s also a high-speed switch that sends the blender straight into turbocharge mode.
The motor is thermally protected, so in the unlikely event that it overheats it will automatically shut down before burning out.
The Vita-Prep is a proven, durable workhorse in pro kitchens: The pitcher withstands spoon and ladle smacks and drops into stainless steel sinks. The gears work despite inadvisable jiggling and jamming. And the blending power produces flawlessly smooth results.
The Vita-Prep has long been the staple blender in restaurant kitchens. Numerous chefs, including Thomas Keller, endorse it.
The new Vita-Prep 3 has a three-horsepower motor that spins the stainless steel blades at 37,000 rpm. In addition to standards like ice and vegetables, you can fill the polycarbonate pitcher with peanuts to make smooth peanut butter (chunky if you prefer) or with rice to make rice flour. No liquid is necessary. While these feats can also be done in the other recommended blenders, the Vita-Prep 3’s combination of pitcher shape, blade angle, and power produces a far more consistent product.
The speed dial turns smoothly, never clicking into a preset speed, allowing you to make minute adjustments. There’s also a high-speed switch that sends the blender straight into turbocharge mode.
The motor is thermally protected, so in the unlikely event that it overheats it will automatically shut down before burning out.
The Vita-Prep is a proven, durable workhorse in pro kitchens: The pitcher withstands spoon and ladle smacks and drops into stainless steel sinks. The gears work despite inadvisable jiggling and jamming. And the blending power produces flawlessly smooth results.
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