best smoothie blender See Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker Details
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Product Description
For consumers who crave both power and elegance, the Back to Basics Smoothie Professional is in a class by itself. Designed to be a chef's companion, the Smoothie Professional features a stylish, countertop-worthy design, an impressive 64 oz. glass container, heavy cast-metal base, powerful 700 watt/1000 watt pulse power motor, unique dispenser valve and stir stick. Home chefs who demand the power and performance of a commercial appliance will feel like professional chefs with the Smoothie Professional.
- 700-watt/1000-watt pulse-power motor
- 64 oz. dishwasher-safe glass container for large capacity jobs
- Heavy cast-metal base
- Stir stick and dispenser valve for perfect smoothie dispensing
- Convenient, internal cord storage 8.5" x 8.5" x 19.5"
Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker Reviews
best smoothie blender : Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker Reviews
| 69 of 70 people found the following review helpful  Professional Smoothie Maker, By Debra L Ludwin (San Diego, CA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker (Kitchen) Perhaps the Back to Basics company doesn't intend for their "residential" smoothie makers to be used regularly as my family has gone through two BtB Smoothie Elites in the last year. I was looking for a heavy duty smoothie maker that could survive rigorous treatment by my 10 year old and this one seems like it will stand the test of time. I particularly enjoy being able to put the glass decanter in the dishwasher. Functionally, this item is superb and is surprisingly quiet, despite the power. It also has larger capacity than other models and the construction is solid. The internal cord storage is a nice little extra as well. 17 of 17 people found the following review helpful What you would expect from a commercial smoothie maker, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker (Kitchen) I was looking for a new blender to make smoothies with after burning the motor out on two previous ones. I was also tired of having to stick spoons into the blenders and mash down the ice/fruit to get it to blend thoroughly. The Back to Basics Smoothie Maker solves this problem by providing everything you would expect to find in a commercial machine.Most blenders are around 450 - 600 (for the high end machines) watts of power. They break because they can't handle the strain of grinding up all that ice. The BTB machine is an amazing 1,000 watts of power, more than twice the power of regular machines, and its blades are designed mainly for crushing ice. I've only used the machine about 50 times but it is still going string and I don't expect it to break anytime soon. It has two settings, which is all you need, and is so powerful that it will suck ice down to the blades, preventing the need to have to manually push the ingredients toward the blades, even when jam packed... Read more 9 of 9 people found the following review helpful  Base->Caraffe connector flimsy, By Laura Dean (Austin, TX United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Back to Basics SHP1000 Smoothie Professional Smoothie Maker (Kitchen) I have had this smoothie maker for a year now; let me explain how it works.Between the motorized base and the glass caraffe, there is a little connector made of rubber. If the motor spins for any length of time without turning the blades of the caraffe (maybe because there is too much ice or frozen fruit in the blender) the little rubber connector gets stripped and can no longer attach to the base. This part is NOT replacable. It broke for me after about 8 months, and Back to Basics sent me a whole new unit to replace what must be about 10 cents worth of rubber. Also, the well in the base where the caraffe sits develops a crusty white buildup with heavy use. I use milk or yogurt in my smoothies and this buildup smells like cheese, so maybe some is leaking out. I'm not sure how though. This happened for both of my base units and I haven't found anything yet that will remove this residue. I really like the glass caraffe (easy to clean, easy to... Read more |
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