Best Blender For Raw Vegetables

Raw vegetables for ulam - West-bound Temerloh Rest Stop
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Raw vegetables need a wide jar, robust blade system, variable control and enough liquid. Cut hard roots before blending; this is an appliance comparison, not a nutrition claim.

# Product Price Where to buy
1 Vitamix Ascent X2 $525-$550 Amazon · eBay
2 Vitamix 5200 $450-$500 Amazon · eBay
3 Vitamix Explorian E310 $300-$380 Amazon · eBay
4 Blendtec Total Blender Classic $350-$400 Amazon · eBay
5 Breville the Super Q BBL920 $490-$550 Amazon · eBay
6 Ninja Detect Power Pro $160-$190 Amazon · eBay
7 Ninja Professional Plus BN801 $130-$220 Amazon · eBay
8 KitchenAid K400 $250-$320 Amazon · eBay
9 Tribest Backspin $480-$520 Amazon · eBay
10 nutribullet Power Core $80-$110 Amazon · eBay

The picks, in detail

Vitamix Ascent X2
Pick 01 of 10

Vitamix Ascent X2

48-ounce 1,500-watt variable-speed blender with three programs and self-cleaning.

  • 48-oz
  • 1,500W
  • variable speed
  • self-clean
Pros

  • high-performance format
Cons

  • premium price
Vitamix 5200
Pick 02 of 10

Vitamix 5200

Classic 64-ounce variable-speed tamper blender.

  • 64-oz
  • tamper
  • variable speed
  • manual
Pros

  • thick blends
Cons

  • no presets
Vitamix Explorian E310
Pick 03 of 10

Vitamix Explorian E310

Compact 48-ounce Vitamix with pulse and tamper.

  • 48-oz
  • pulse
  • tamper
  • variable
Pros

  • compact
Cons

  • smaller batches
Blendtec Total Blender Classic
Pick 04 of 10

Blendtec Total Blender Classic

Wide WildSide jar blender with programmed cycles.

  • WildSide jar
  • programs
  • touch controls
  • blunt blade
Pros

  • wide jar
Cons

  • no tamper
Breville the Super Q BBL920
Pick 05 of 10

Breville the Super Q BBL920

Large-jar variable-speed blender with programs and personal cup.

  • 68-oz
  • variable
  • programs
  • personal cup
Pros

  • large batches
Cons

  • large footprint
Ninja Detect Power Pro
Pick 06 of 10

Ninja Detect Power Pro

1,800-watt model with 72-ounce pitcher, 24-ounce cup and BlendSense.

  • 1,800W
  • 72-oz
  • 24-oz cup
  • BlendSense
Pros

  • strong value
Cons

  • no tamper
Ninja Professional Plus BN801
Pick 07 of 10

Ninja Professional Plus BN801

Blender, personal-cup and processor system.

  • 72-oz
  • Auto-iQ
  • cups
  • processor
Pros

  • multiple formats
Cons

  • more parts
KitchenAid K400
Pick 08 of 10

KitchenAid K400

56-ounce blender with variable speed, pulse and presets.

  • 56-oz
  • variable
  • pulse
  • programs
Pros

  • simple controls
Cons

  • no tamper
Tribest Backspin
Pick 09 of 10

Tribest Backspin

64-ounce 12-speed model with reverse-spinning jar system.

  • 64-oz
  • 12 speeds
  • jar movement
  • presets
Pros

  • thick blends
Cons

  • premium price
nutribullet Power Core
Pick 10 of 10

nutribullet Power Core

Budget full-size blender with a 72-ounce pitcher.

  • 72-oz
  • base
  • presets
  • blade
Pros

  • low price
Cons

  • no tamper

Buying tips

  • Add liquid first and scrape only with power off.
  • Use a tamper only with its matching lid.
  • Never immerse the motor base.

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