Need a great new blender
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Anonymous
| Do you love your blender? Tell me about it. This will primarily be for smoothies. |
Anonymous
| I have a ninja one I got at Costco about 10 years ago. Love it. |
Anonymous
| My vitamix is at least 10 years old and has never faltered. |
Anonymous
| Vitamix, and they always seem to be on sale at Costco. |
Anonymous
| DD badgered me into getting a Ninja, and I'm pleasantly surprised at how well it works. Far better than my old Hamilton Beach, which I've now tossed. |
Anonymous
| I also love my Ninja, but I think the model I have was discontinued some time ago. |
Anonymous
| I have a Kitchen Aid. Works great, great looking. |
Anonymous
| Vitamix and have never looked back |
Anonymous
| Vitamix. |
Anonymous
| Vitamix, no question. |
Anonymous
I have a ninja from Costco. It’s good but if I could do it over I’d just get a vitamix. |
Anonymous
i Same. It’s been working for 15 years now. |
Anonymous
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Ninja works great, going strong 6+ years and really makes veggies tiny enough to not notice…BUT the pitcher cracked and broke off. section after being dropped into the sink once Didn’t effect function, but I hate that it is broken plastic on the bottom.
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Anonymous
| Vitamix if you want to shell out 400$+ It's not as earth shattering as it's promoted to be (self-cleaning function doesn't get it really clean), and it needs to take breaks so it doesn't overheat when you're crushing ice, but we have one with a 10 year warranty and are hoping it will last since our prior Kitchen Aid blenders broke every year or so from our daily use. |
Anonymous
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We got a ninja for smoothies because I couldn't bring myself to buy a Vitamix just for smoothies. We have a really good food processor we use for cooking.
Ninja has been great. I especially like how easy to clean it is. After I make smoothies I just fill it will soapy water and then rinse off the parts. |