Not only was the Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart Blender the best-tested Vitamix in our testing, but it features a touch interface, five program settings, a programmable timer, variable speed and a pulse switch. Most recently we performed side-by-side Lab testing on eight of Vitamix's 13 blenders to determine the best Vitamix blenders of 2022 for your budget, culinary needs and kitchen space. In the Good Housekeeping Institute, we’ve tested all sorts of kitchen gear from immersion blenders to food processors and more than 100 blenders over the past couple of decades. "They’re designed to not accidentally be caught by the blade when used with the proper lid," says Nicole Papantoniou director of Good Housekeeping Kitchen Appliances & Innovation Lab. Another signature feature of all Vitamix blenders is their tamper tool for blending ingredients with little to no liquid like hummus or peanut butter.
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Some have presets and others have built-in timers, but all of them are backed by Vitamix's full warranty program. And while a Vitamix isn't cheap, it's worth the investment if you blend up a smoothie every morning, love a pureed butternut squash soup or prefer your coffee with freshly made nut milk.īut there's more than just one model of Vitamix, so you'll have to determine which features are right for you. They're popular among chefs and home cooks alike for their high-power performance and intuitive operation. Learn more about how we test kitchen products.Vitamix blenders are among the best blenders you can buy. Reach out to Lily at Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here. After work, you can find her watching sports, reading fantasy novels, and finding new recipes to try. Lily is an avid home cook and baker, so she knows what consumers are looking for in kitchenware products. In her role as editor, Lily tracks stories from pitch to publish, maintains the kitchen publishing calendar, and edits every story for copy and content.
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As a writer, she spoke with independent spice houses and professional chefs, as well as tested products by making 50 waffles in one day and searing 7 steaks in a week. Since joining Insider as a fellow in August 2020, Lily spent a year and a half as a full-time reporter before becoming an editor. She helps run the kitchen section, working with in-house and freelance writers to build out coverage of small appliances, kitchen tools, and gourmet food.
Lily Alig is an editor on the Insider Reviews team, covering the home and kitchen verticals.
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