Blender Review: VitaMix 5200 Blender
By D Swain, published Mar 11, 2008
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If you're looking for a powerful blender, then the VitaMix 5200 may be just what you're looking for. The machine, available in either white or black, is designed to deliver smooth and consistent results. You can find the VitaMix 5200 for an average price of $450. Let's take a look at some of the features offered by this blender.The VitaMix 5200 blends your food in a 64-ounce container. The see-through container allows you to view the blending process in action. Also, the container for the VitaMix 5200 has a no-drip spout and an ergonomic handle for maximum comfort. The side of the container also allows you to measure ingredients in ounces or cups. You will also like the fact that it's resistant to chemicals.
The VitaMix 5200 is equipped with a 2HP motor that offers variable speed control. The motor can power the blade to speeds between 11 and 240 miles per hour. This provides versatility for the VitaMix 5200 so that you can use it to prepare many different kinds of foods. The blender is designed to provide consistent power no matter what load it is operating under. The blades used in the blender offer both cutting and hammermill surfaces. This is perfect for making soups, smoothies, or other frozen desserts.
You can also add ingredients in the VitaMix 5200 while the food is still blending. You simply have to remove the lid plug and mix in the new ingredients. The locking mechanism for the lid allows you to remove the lid easily. You will also like the fact that the VitaMix 5200 has a vented lid. This allows cold and hot foods to contract and expand without causing a mess.
The VitaMix 5200 is also packaged with a tamper so that you can blend thick ingredients easily. You can safely use the tamper to improve the blending process by removing the lid plug. Also, you don't have to worry about the tamper hitting the blades while the VitaMix 5200 is operating thanks to the fact that the blades are surrounded by a collar.
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