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What's the main difference between a Blender and a Juicer? The blender will incorporate the pulp and fiber of what you're blending into the final product, while a juicer separates the pulp and fiber from the juice. Both can have a place in your world, depending on what you'd like to make!
Why Spend the Extra Money for a Slow Juicer? Slow speed juicers, also called masticating or cold-press juicers, use a slow-moving screw or gears to gently crush your fruits and vegetables against a perforated screen, extracting the juice out into your glass.
Blenders are very versatile, and will find use in kitchen tasks like making smoothies, frozen drinks, pureeing soups, grinding your own nut butters, making dips and sauces and more.
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Introducing a stainless-steel alternative to our classic, BPA-free blending containers. It pairs Vitamix-quality blends with the benefits of stainl...
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Pair the Vitamix Ascent Series 48-oz Wet container with your Vitamix Ascent series blender to create smaller batches of your favorite smoothies, so...
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Get every last drip and drop with this blade scraper that takes out the most of your blending creations. Use this scraper to remove food from benea...
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Rawsome Creation's More Than A Nut Milk Bags are an indispensable tool in the healthy kitchen. These bags are 100% Fair Trade and made from high qu...
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The Mason Cash In the Forest range is intricately embossed with forest scenes inspired by folk tales of the mid-19th Century. The Juicer is made fr...
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With the Zwilling Enfinigy Power Blender, you can expect fast, efficient results blending everything from kale to nuts to hot soups with the powerf...
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