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• BEST GLASS BLENDER 2022 PLUS

And this plas­tic coat­ing may even melt from the heat it is exposed to (accord­ing to the cus­tomer’s report).

BEST GLASS BLENDER 2022 PLUS

The Instant Ace Nova/Ace Plus Cook­ing Blender looks per­fect at first sight how­ev­er, we found the plas­tic coat­ing around the blade shaft after care­ful obser­va­tion. These blenders both do not com­ply with the no food–plastic con­tact requirement. We also do not include oth­er pop­u­lar glass jar blenders with heat­ing ele­ments in our list - Instant Ace Nova /Ace plus Cook­ing Blender and Nin­ja Foo­di Cold & Hot Blender (HB152). At the same time, the major­i­ty of glass jar machines come with plas­tic blade couplings.

This cri­te­ri­on is the most impor­tant one in our research as it ensures the food placed in the blender will not con­tact the plas­tic mate­r­i­al while pro­cess­ing. This list includes three Oster mod­els, Tribest, Mag­im­ixa (a Euro­pean brand that is not avail­able in the USA), and Tribest Glass Per­son­al Blender with Vac­u­um Jar. To short­list the best nom­i­nees, we applied a list of the fol­low­ing cri­te­ria to the gad­gets - blade assem­bly, motor pow­er and RPMs, func­tion­al­i­ty and per­for­mance, price, con­trol pan­el and speeds, war­ran­ty and cus­tomer ser­vice, con­sumer rat­ings, and many reviews.Īfter thor­ough­ly research­ing the man­u­fac­tur­er’s prod­uct man­u­als on select­ed machines, it became clear that only five (5) blenders passed the all-met­al blade assem­bly cri­te­ria. Our list includ­ed Cuisi­nart, Kitchenaid, Elec­trolux, Oster, Black & Deck­er, Frigidaire, Omega, and War­ing machines. In our hunt for the cor­rect type of gad­get, we select­ed a list of 14 blenders with glass or stain­less steel (War­ing) jars and a pow­er of 700 watts and over. How Research Was Done, and the Ratings Were Attributed P.S.In July 2020, Vita­mix released a new Stain­less Steel Con­tain­ercom­pat­i­ble with all full-size Vita­mix Models.ĭis­clo­sure:As an Ama­zon Asso­ciate, we may earn an affil­i­ate com­mis­sion for pur­chas­es you make using the links on this page. Nowa­days, most high-pow­er blenders have an East­man Tri­tan copoly­ester pitch­er, which is pre­mi­um poly­car­bon­ate, since the copoly­ester mate­r­i­al can with­stand high-end blenders’ high loads and look trans­par­ent as glass.Īs a result, I came out with this arti­cle, which aims to solve this chal­leng­ing task and offer a list of the blenders that can deliv­er a rel­a­tive­ly heavy-duty job and, at the same time, com­ply with the require­ments of hav­ing all-met­al blade mount­ing. How­ev­er, even such an indus­try vet­er­an as Vita­mix, which used to pro­duce all its devices with the met­al pitch­er in the past, has opt­ed out of the prac­tice.

So, the only option for tar­get cus­tomers is to go for stain­less steel con­tain­er machines. Thus, when choos­ing a glass blender, the con­sumer must make a tough choice between the gad­get’s pow­er and the glass jar’s ecology. As a result, most of the blenders with glass con­tain­ers are equipped with a motor pow­er below 450 watts, which is rather low for mod­ern lifestyle con­sumers. The glass mate­r­i­al is frag­ile, and there is cur­rent­ly no proven tech­nol­o­gy to pro­duce shat­ter­proof glass that can endure the high-end blenders’ high loads. The sec­ond chal­lenge is find­ing a tru­ly pow­er­ful and ver­sa­tile blender with a glass con­tain­er is almost impos­si­ble. At the same time, these machines are adver­tised as glass jar blenders. How­ev­er, most man­u­fac­tur­ers who offer such blenders, like Kitchenaid, Oster, Hamil­ton Beach, Cuisi­nart, and War­ing, do not care for the blade mount­ing when design­ing the con­tain­ers. The gen­uine blender with a glass or met­al con­tain­er must also have the all-met­al blades mount­ing to guar­an­tee no food con­tact with the plas­tic dur­ing blend­ing tasks. First, most blender jugs are not gen­uine­ly non-plas­tic. How­ev­er, con­sumers who look for a blender with a glass or stain­less steel jar will face two sig­nif­i­cant chal­lenges.