Parts of a vita mix base professional#

I love smoothies, and my Vitamix has always done a bang-up job of crafting large batches of delicious breakfast smoothies for myself and my family. Then simply plug the base into your nearest outlet and get to blending! Test #1: Smoothie There aren't a lot of parts or accessories to fiddle with, so it's really as simple as rinsing the blender pitcher out with hot water as well as the lid and the tamper.

The newer Ascent series is sleeker with a more aesthetically driven design, but I have always loved the older Vitamix bases personally.

Parts of a vita mix base professional#

The Explorian Series is a legacy Vitamix which means it features the more utilitarian, squatter blender base that is common on the professional models, and again is the type of Vitamix I have the most experience with. This shorter profile allows the Vitamix to easily fit under overhead kitchen cabinets, something the larger professional series blenders can't do. This smaller container size compared to the larger 64oz container, allows for a much shorter profile. The Explorian 310 has a smaller blender pitcher at 48oz. How Does It Look/Feel/Sit?Ĭompared to the Vitamix blenders I'm used to using in my day-to-day, the Vitamix E310 is definitely on the short side, but then again that's sort of the point of this machine. Inside the box I found:Įverything inside was well packaged and secure, Vitamix does a great job of minimizing packaging while also creating a super-secure shipping container and the Vitamix Explorian 310 was no different. The box is a well-branded Vitamix package, prominently displaying the blender as well as some fun facts about its construction. The Vitamix E310 is a pretty sparse machine in terms of accessories and manuals.

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