And if past experience with Breville kitchen appliances is any indicator, it will last you a while. If you've got half a grand to spend on a blender, you won't regret the Super Q. This is the most expensive blender we tested, but it was also the most pleasurable to use. Yet since it's not trying to reinvent the wheel, there aren't so many that it'll overwhelm you. The Breville has a few blender settings and programs. It shredded cheese with ease, pulverized raw almonds to smithereens and made quick and consistent work of ice and a pancake batter mix.
There are also dozens of presets which take time to learn but, once you do, make blending a very enjoyable experience.Īs for the tests we ran, the Super Q did as well or better than any of the others. In addition to the 68-ounce canister and a staggering 1,800-watt motor base, you get a 24-ounce blending cup with its own separate blade attachment for making single-serve smoothies or soups to take on the go. The Q also comes with loads of extras but nothing superfluous. The build and materials used for this blender are sturdy and elegant, and the canister is a different, slightly silkier grade of plastic. Vitamix, Blendtec, Hurom, Braun and Cleanblend all make powerful blenders you likely won't regret buying - but what we love about Breville's stately Super Q, beyond its performance, are the thoughtful touches. When you reach a certain level (and price), most blenders do just about everything you need and so you have to start splitting hairs. But for dip makers and smoothie drinkers who want to save themselves the extra step of having to stop midblend to set dense ingredients free, this blender is your best bet. The main reason this unit isn't atop our list is that it's small - just 34 ounces - so it won't be the best pick if you use your blender for making large batches of soups or sauces.
With 1,100 watts of operating power, there isn't much this blender can't pulverize in a snap. In addition to cranking out clump-free smoothies in seconds and without having to stop and scrape, this blender nailed the other tests, including turning nuts into powder and crushing ice in seconds. This smartly designed, compact model has tamper blades built into the lid that you can twist manually to loosen stuck and stubborn ingredients without having to stop the motor. 1 reason you pull out the blender, Ninja's Twisti is the best blender for your buck. I was very close to giving this the top spot on our list, but because of the smaller size, it might not be the best fit for everyone. The Vitamix is worth its normal $350 price tag, but it often goes on sale for under $300, which is exactly when you should pounce. The 48-ounce canister is also set low, so it stores more easily than other models in the Vitamix line. Its 1,500 watts is plenty of power to crush nuts into nut butter and there's no frozen fruit this machine can't pulverize in seconds. The Explorian offers basic blending functions and no fancy presets, but we don't care much for those anyhow.
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And if it doesn't, Vitamix blenders come with a free five-year warranty and the brand offers excellent repair programs to support your purchase. The Explorian's base and canister are sturdy, don't wobble and, as I can report from years of personal experience, the Explorian lasts years and holds its power.
The Explorian passed every blender test we ran with flying colors and sports one of the best interfaces - simple, intuitive and not prone to breaking. The high cost is the downside with many models selling for $400 or more, but the entry-level Explorian will give you great value for money and lands on our list as the best overall blender for 2023. These category darlings aren't just powerful, but a pleasure to operate and built to last years. There's a reason Vitamix blenders enjoy a fervent following.
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