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If you use soft ingredients like bananas or mangos, it’ll do a better job. Hamilton beach premium blenders can also be called “commercial” or “professional” blenders. All of these models can fully crush ice and frozen ingredients, so your smoothies and frozen cocktails have a perfectly even texture. It costs a fraction of the top… Continue reading Hamilton Beach MultiBlend Blender review: Basic blending on a budget but not much power or extras

We had to shake the blender pitcher multiple times to get it going, and it took a full 90 seconds before it was even close to being acceptably blended. Even then, it was still very grainy and had unincorporated oats at the end, but we would consider it a successful smoothie. The Hamilton Beach 58148A… Continue reading Hamilton Beach MultiBlend Blender review: Basic blending on a budget but not much power or extras

On the other hand, the BlendJet is battery-powered, and some users may prefer the Hamilton Beach’s corded design. The NutriBullet Pro 900 is a much better personal blender than the Hamilton Beach Single-Serve Blender. The NutriBullet is significantly sturdier and has a better blending hamilton beach blender performance since it can make nut butter and produce… Continue reading Hamilton Beach MultiBlend Blender review: Basic blending on a budget but not much power or extras

You can find more powerful personal blenders that are still quite quiet, like the NutriBullet Pro 1000. Like almost all blenders, it can roughly chop the nuts, but after that, it can’t process them any further. Even if you undock the jar and shake it often, it can’t pull the crushed ingredients into a vortex.… Continue reading Hamilton Beach MultiBlend Blender review: Basic blending on a budget but not much power or extras

The blades are fixed in the bottom of the jar instead of attached to a blade assembly that screws onto the jar like a lid. The blades are always attached when you use the jar as a travel cup. The Hamilton Beach Personal Creations Blender is awful for crushing ice. Even if you work in… Continue reading Hamilton Beach MultiBlend Blender review: Basic blending on a budget but not much power or extras