Sunday, December 05, 2004
The King of Blenders
If you've ever ordered a smoothie at a juice bar or coffeehouse, it was probably made in a Vita-Mix. With a powerful motor and a high price tag, the Vita-Mix ($379.95 at http://www.surlatable.com/) is both the ultimate blender and a trophy appliance for any well-equipped kitchen. To put the Vita-Mix's superior capabilities into perspective, consider that the average food processor runs at 1 horsepower, a chainsaw at 3 to 4 horsepower, and a push lawn mower at 4 to 6 horsepower. The 2 horsepower Vita-Mix is truly the king of blenders.
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