Smoothie - Blendtec Demonstrations

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[@kathyfann]

Thank you I have had that model over 20 years. Wore out my wide side jar at about 7 years and Blendtec replaced it. I was very impressed with that excellent customer service. I have a little fishing cabin I just ordered the Blendtec 800 so it will be sound isolated. I am looking forward to that

[@lafemmefatalle]

I've had mine for 3 years. LOVE it! 3000 cycles already.

[@darceyderosa2426]

My job is going to give me one! I can’t wait!

[@fergusfalls218]

@Me1995Mo5 i have been using regular blender. Works well, i just use little more water.

[@lafemmefatalle]

All the cycles are programmed and timed. There are also old-school speed options so you can cycle how you want. These also stop at 50 seconds automatically.

[@avilachs]

Sounds GREAT! I'm going to Aldi tomorrow, get the ingredients and make a juice like that. It looks delicious.

[@willieofroanoke]

Here's my current favorite add in order shown. 1/4 cup unsweetened pomegranate juice 1/2 cup of raw whole cranberries 1 orange roughly peeled, split into sections 1 Granny Smith apple roughly cut in quarters 1 cup loosely packed spinach or similar greens 2-3 drops of Agave sweetener or a bit of honey, dash of ginger (optional items) 1/2 cup of Squirt, Sprite, 7-Up or similar beverage 5-6 ice cubes. Makes about 22 ounces.

[@allicatluvsgh]

Omg! When he said stop...I was like that is so cool until he burst my bubble of happiness. That was funny though! Nicely done! I have a Ninja that I love....but...I think I'm gonna start saving up for one of these!

[@claudiatapia8310]

I would say that it's the end of Vitamix's glory days. I adore blendtec ...

[@scubashawn]

great demo. Especially like when he turns into Michael Scott and mentions the blender is voice activated..."no, not really."

[@tkarlmann]

Well done! Please do more of these -- every time I see a raw-food demo they always prefer the Vitamix. I have a Blendtec and I KNOW it's better. BTW: you did not mention the fact that Blendtec fits on a kitchen countertop under a typical kitchen cabinet -- Vitamix does not.

[@drkphinx]

😂 these comments are hilarious. I’m waiting for my designer 725 to arrive. I’m super excited to try the blendtec blender. I had to toss out my old Ninja.

[@WorldOfARandomVegan]

Can't wait to get one!

[@Bison162]

These demos always make me laugh when they only add like 5 leaves of spinach.

[@SDCustoms]

@V K Woah woah woah... are you implying that blending a person would be a challenge? This is a Blendtec we're talking about here. That monster has 1,560 watts of seed liquefying, bone breaking, gut crunching fury driving those 4 inch diameter stainless steel blades at 20,000 malicious revolutions per minute. Grinding a person into mince meat isn't even a test of it's power, this contraption could blend your HOUSE into a puree. A person is nothing and, quite frankly, your comment makes me laugh. (unedited)

[@TidesOnEarth]

Hey, I have a blendtec and when I try to make smoothies, it is pushing the liquid up, creating an air pocket on where I CONSTANTLY have to add more liquid and keep pushing it down. Suggestions?

[@danielthan44]

Tides On Earth maybe less frozen food or ice, it’s probably because your concoction is too thick.

[@katieparrish5209]

Mmmm

[@Me1995Mo5]

can i do this recipe with a cheap blender ?

[@leslieslass]

@ mariam alharbi of course you can. Just blend for a little bit longer.

[@julitochiapas]

where i can get the Blendtec?,,,anyone?...

[@mickeydoyle8193]

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[@temickab]

i dont like lots of berries in my smoothie. i hate the seeds.

[@stephenroah8731]

Seeds, for the most part, will be processed without any notice of them in the dull-bladed Blendtec jar; they are smashed into the liquid unlike finding small pieces which sharp-bladed blenders leave behind. Blackberries and pomegranate seeds are the exception, but feel free to use seeded grapes. You will never see any trace of a seed!

[@cindyjoseph7169]

.the container scratches to easily.

[@stephenroah8731]

The jar does mar because it's made of a BPA-free material. The scratches don't compromise the integrity of the jar itself; they're only cosmetic.

[@jazminesmith1299]

voice activated I was gonna say and its not 500$! omg

[@warriorsfury12]

I watched this while eating donuts...

[@stephenroah8731]

Oh, now that's a first. Go tell your gastroenterologist!!!

[@malikaihoon7337]

Heres my question. You say that greens are good, watermelon etc.... but does it matter if we only put a small handful of greens. For example, one serving is 2 cups vs how you put a little bit.

[@steveroah4500]

Malikai good question. It doesn't really matter how much "green" you put in your drink. Although it is recommended that we have 1 1/2 cups each day. The fact is when you do use greens in your drinks you are getting vitamin K, potassium, folic acid, carotenoids and omega-3 fatty acids. All of which are extremely healthy. Green is the new caffeine. When I make daily green drinks, organic Kale is our preferred choice. Yummie!!! Thanks for the excellent question.

[@willieofroanoke]

Steve Roah Nice demo Steve! I got a Blendtek Total blender Designer model recently and it's everything you say and more. One thing I've started doing and like a lot is just pour some unsweetened Pomegranate juice in a ice cube tray, freeze, then throw in 5-6 instead of regular ice cubes. Adds a nice tart kick.

[@steveroah4500]

Great job WillieoFroanoke! Just remember to put the softest ingredients (with the most liquid, i.e., watermelon, grapes etc.) first, then solid fruits/veggies, greens and anything frozen at the top. Healthy blending to you.

[@stephenroah8731]

@@willieofroanoke Great suggestion. I'll have to try that because I do love Pomegranate juice. Many thanks Willie.

[@AtlantiaGems]

Never Eat watermelon with other fruits. And everything Organic.

[@YouLikeToast]

oh no not doctor oz reccomendations; lol after that i can't trust him XD

[@leslieslass]

He was so bloody boring going on about the fruit. That amount of fruit isn't healthy, as it's packed with sugar.