Kris S. Cary

Ninja BL660 Professional Countertop Blender – 1100-Watt motor, 72-oz. pitcher, 2 single-serve cups with lids, 3 manual speeds, pulse & single-serve function, dishwasher-safe parts (Gray) Power: 1100-watt motor, crushes ice fast Capacity: 72-oz. pitcher, holds up to 64 oz. liquid Cups: Two 16-oz. to-go cups with lids Controls: 3 speeds, pulse, and single-serve mode Blades: […]

Ninja Professional Plus Blender with Auto-iQ (BN701) – 1400 watts motor, 72-oz Total Crushing pitcher, Auto-iQ one-touch programs, dishwasher-safe parts (Dark Grey) Motor Power: 1400 Peak Watts, Total Crushing Blades Blending Capacity: 72-oz Total Crushing Pitcher (64-oz max liquid) Programs: 3 Auto-iQ functions for smoothies, frozen drinks, and ice cream Material & Safety: BPA-free pitcher,

Ever wondered which blender can whip up your smoothies like a pro? I’ve been blending with the Vitamix 750 vs 5200, tackling everything from creamy drinks to hot soups in my kitchen. As a home cook who’s tested both, I know what makes them shine. Let’s dive into how these blenders stack up. Keep reading

I’ve used both the Ninja blender and the Nutribullet in my own kitchen. They are not the same. If you want fast smoothies or strong blending, these two are great picks. From my use, the Ninja feels stronger for hard jobs. The Nutribullet is simple and easy for quick drinks. I tested them side by