Whether you need a compact option for single-serve smoothies or a high-capacity model that can handle thick soup and nut butter, there’s a pick for you. The best Ninja blender overall ...

Portable blenders offer a lot of advantages, but few of them can rival the Ninja Blast Max when it comes to sheer blending ...

I used the Ninja Blast Max Portable Blender for a month, making smoothies, dips, and iced drinks. Here are my honest thoughts ...

In our kitchen, the one that gets put to the functionality test nearly every damn day—and sometimes two or three times daily—is the blender. More specifically, it’s the Shark Ninja Detect PowerBlender ...

For smoothie lovers, you can’t go wrong with the Ninja Blast ... A similarly priced model to consider is the Nutribullet Pro 1000 Series Blender. It has an attractive design, is easy to use ...

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In an attempt to narrow down the wide and overwhelming field, I tested out a couple of models myself ... versus blend smoothies for a few people at a time, for example). Some blenders on this ...

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and Ninja models range from 900W for personal blenders to 1600W for professional-grade options. If you’re making smoothies with frozen fruit, go for at least 1000W. For nut butters, dough ...