Many years since the vintage VITAMIX-MIX 3600 blender that used to have the stainless steel jar was discontinued, the consumers waiting that the Vitamix…
The Vitamix Classic Product Line includes former C-Series, G-Series, and current Explorian Series blenders. The classification for the C-series and G-series changed from 1991 until…
Vitamix is a well-known brand but manufactures very expensive products. So, customers want to find the answers to all their questions about this machine before…
Personal Cup Adapter for Classic Vitamix models is the brand’s answer to the personal blender popularity which began with the introduction of Magic Bullet blenders…
The Vitamix and Blendtec are true competitive brands in the niche for high-end professional type blenders for home use. Normally, it is a challenge for…
All Ascent Series Vitamix blenders (A2300, A2500, A3300, A3500, and Venturist) come with the 64 oz. Wet (4” blades) Self-Detect Low Profile Wide Bottom containers.…
Many Vitamix customers over the years enquired if the company can create a single-serve attachment for its full-size machines, the manufacturer has done this for…
The Vitamix Air Disc Container comes with the standard 48 ounces capacity Vitamix Ascent-Series container. However, instead of blades, it has an inbuilt spinning disc…
The A3300 and A3500 blenders are the top Vitamix Ascent product line models released on 25 December 2016. The Company making blenders for nearly 100…
The Explorian E310 and E320 Blenders are the budget Vitamix models that were introduced in 2017. These are the only Classic models that were released…