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title: "Blendtec Total Blender & 1 Jug"
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# Self-cleaning in <1 min 10-speed manual + 6 pre-sets 80% thicker forged blade Blendtec Total Blender & 1 Jug

**Brand:** blendtec
**Price:** $1603.77
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔥 Blend smarter, not harder — your all-in-one kitchen MVP!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Blendtec Total Blender & 1 Jug by blendtec
- **How much does it cost?** $1603.77 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- blendtec enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted blendtec brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Cleanup:** One-touch self-cleaning cycle cleans the jar in under a minute—no scrubbing, no hassle.
- • **Time-Saving Innovation:** Advanced vortex technology pulls ingredients inward, eliminating the need for a tamper and speeding up prep.
- • **Multi-Tasking Powerhouse:** Blend, heat soups via blade friction, and even make ice cream—all in one sleek jar designed for large batches.
- • **Unmatched Blade Strength:** Patented stainless-steel blade is 10X stronger than competitors, delivering ultra-smooth blends without sharp edges.
- • **Precision Texture Control:** 10 incremental speeds plus 6 pre-programmed cycles let you customize every blend to perfection.

## Overview

The Blendtec Total Blender & 1 Jug is a professional-grade kitchen appliance featuring a powerful 1560W motor, 10-speed manual control plus 6 pre-programmed cycles, and a patented 80% thicker forged stainless-steel blade. Its innovative jar design creates a vortex for efficient blending without a tamper, while the self-cleaning function and ability to heat soups through blade friction save you precious time. With a large 75-ounce BPA-free jar, it’s perfect for preparing everything from smoothies to warm soups and even ice cream, making it the ultimate time-saving tool for busy professionals.

## Description

Let’s talk about time for a moment, it’s the one thing in life that is given equally to everyone. Regardless of our circumstances, jobs, or family commitments we all have exactly 24 hours to use each day. Time is precious and fleeting. It will not wait for any of us to use it up or share with others.Cooking meals and cleaning dishes takes effort and a lot of time. Day-after-day meals need to be made, and then the cleanup begins. It’s a necessary part of life. Blendtec blenders significantly reduce meal prep time and cleanup. When you buy a Blendtec blender you’re not only buying the world’s most advanced blender, you’re also buying yourself more time.How can a blender give you more time? It comes down to technology and design.Our advanced technology and jar design create a vortex, which pulls food towards the blade instead of pushing it to the sides of the jar like our competitors. With Blendtec jars, you won’t waste time tending your blends with a tamper to get all the ingredients down into the blades, and no tamper means one less thing to clean when you’re done.Blendtec blenders can also heat your food during the blend cycle. For instance, if you want soup for dinner, a Blendtec blender can blend it up and heat it up at the same time so it’s ready to serve straight from the blender jar. No need to heat your soup in a pan. Can your old blender do that? No pan and no additional heating time means less cleanup.Not only can Blendtec blenders heat your food, they can also make ice cream. Actual ice cream can be made with the exact same blender that makes soup.Drinks, appetizers, main courses, and desserts can all be made with the same blender using the same jar. The time it takes to make each course could be measured in seconds not minutes or hours. Cleanup for an entire multi-course meal could be as simple as pushing the pre-programmed, self-cleaning button to wash a single jar, and just like that, you’ll be done.There is a reason that having the world's most technologically advanced blender is worth every penny, it gives you more time to focus on life and the people who matter to you. Illuminated LCD timer displays remaining time on blends.10 incremental speeds + Pulse

Review: A bit of advice - How to get the most out of this blender: 1. Half a banana 2. ~20 large blueberries 3. Frozen yoghurt, 2 scoops. 4. 500ml fresh orange juice Congratulations, you have just made the best smoothie known to man.
Review: Amazing - but keep a level head! - A "superblender" was the one thing that my wife and I promised ourselves as a wedding present, and so far we've run up 70 cycles on our blendtec total blender. Like many people, I spent hours online comparing the blendtec to Vitamix, and it quickly becomes clear that there is really very little between them, but miles between either and whatever the next best brand is. Anyway, so far we've been very pleased with it, but a word of warning: there is an awful lot of hype about this blender, aided by the amusing "Will it Blend?" videos. I think this led me to believe it would make every single dish I ever wanted, clean the house and wash my car, all at the flick of the button. The truth is: it's a blender! Is it worth the money? If you can afford it, I would say yes. It's a fantastically powerful machine and will open up avenues of fruit and veg consumption not possible with other blenders. I bought the version with a big jug which really does make light work of pretty much any blending task, but also picked up a smaller jug on eBay, for a reason I will mention. So why 4 stars, not 5? 1) Firstly, the slight anti-climax, which is not the blender's fault but mine. I spent so much time hyping this up to myself that it was never going to totally live up to the expectation. 2) The lid, which is the reason I bought the smaller (older) jar. The 96oz jar is fantastic, but the new lids with larger hole and funny plastic "plug" are a pain to wash as you need to take the plug out and wash it separately each time. Do note that lids from both size jugs fit either, which is useful - we always use the old style lid. 3) To my astonishment and slight disappointment, we *have* actually managed to overload it once! It was in the smaller jug, making a very thick biscotti dough. This isn't a massive problem, and only occurred once and briefly, but just be aware - with very dense, elastic-y mixtures, it is possible. 4) Whilst it is largely very good, the accompanying recipe book has some odd ingredients. A few of the smoothies call for "silken tofu", and most of the ice creams call for some kind of "dairy creamer" or powdered milk - not ingredients I have knocking around! Final point - not so much a "con" as a "be aware", there is a bit of learning curve in terms of learning to use this blender. Some of the salesmen for both blendtec and vitamix make out you can throw in a bit of apple and orange and then a load of vegetables and what you'll get is a fruit smoothie with the benefits of "hidden veg". Not so! There is also a bit of a knack to knowing which fruits will work well together in terms of texture as well as flavour, and how to use ice (i.e. ice will quickly thicken a shake or smoothie). I recommend you start with the recipes in the accompanying recipe book and experiment steadily. If you do this, you'll be very happy from the start, as they are truly delicious (strawberry and kiwi is our favourite so far!). If you are over enthusiastic and just throw in whatever you think, you may find yourself a bit underwhelmed by the results. One last final point...! Don't want this to become a BT vs. VM debate because I honestly think both machines are brilliant and there's so little between them it's ridiculous. But regarding the issue of a tamper - or rather, the blendtec's lack of tamper - here is my comment so far: When making thick, pastey recipes like hummous or dough, there's no escaping the fact you have to stop regularly to scrape the sides towards the blade... HOWEVER! I don't think a cylindrical tamper could do this - it's nothing to do with "pushing food down onto the blade" which is NOT necessary as food will fall towards the blade (and in the larger size jug, will do so very quickly). It is simply that with a stiff sticky mixture and fast moving blade, clearly it will stick to the sides - whatever either company say, unless you invent a friction-free surface, that will happen. Jamming a cylindrical tamper down into the middle will do nothing to help that (imagine trying to effectively scrape the sides of a bowl with the end of a rolling pin!), you will need to use a spatula to scrape the sides just like any other container in the world. This sounds like a bit of a negative review - don't be fooled, I'm absolutely delighted with my blender and am still looking for every opportunity to use it. The jug is great to use and the pre-programmed cycles are easy to use (if you don't want to use them, there's always the pulse button or the manual speed setting buttons - I don't know how people could want it to be any more simple). And after wiping it down a few times already, I honestly do think that buttons are a better idea than dials which inevitably attract gunk. But just be realistic about what this is going to do for you!

## Features

- Easy Blending Cycles: 1-touch buttons, 6 pre-programmed cycles, pulse, and 10 speed manual control with the ability to achieve a variety of textures. Complete control to adjust your blending at any time while blending
- Patented Blade/80% Thicker: Stainless-Steel forged blade, with wings, for amazingly smooth blends (10X stronger than other blender blades). Note: Blade is not sharp, blade is dull. No more cuts and pokes. Self-Cleaning: Add a little soap and water, your jar can clean itself in less than 1 minute
- Large Batches: BPA-Free FourSide Jar is a 75 ounce volume jar with 32 ounce blending capacity (wet or dry) ideal for blending beverages for 3-4 people
- Warming Soup: Blendtec blenders heat soups and drinks through blade friction heat. Enjoy a warm meal or beverage in 6 minutes or less. Electrical Ratings: Volts 120, Watt 1560, Hz 50-60, Amp 13, Cord: feet 35inches/3 feet

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000GIGZXM |
| Auto Shutoff | Yes |
| Brand | Blendtec |
| Capacity | 2.27 litres |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (2,492) |
| Date First Available | 29 April 2010 |
| Item Weight | 3.3 kg |
| Model Number | TB-621-20 |
| Number of Speeds | 10 |
| Product Dimensions | 17.78 x 20.32 x 39.37 cm; 3.3 kg |
| Special Features | Pre-Programmed |
| Voltage | 120 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Blendtec
- **Capacity:** 2.27 litres
- **Colour:** Black
- **Product dimensions:** 24.6D x 34.5W x 23.4H centimetres
- **Special feature:** Pre-Programmed

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: will it blend?**
A: I have the model that is even older than this one (with just 4 speeds plus S and P -- for Stop/Start and Pulse). I got it about 20 years ago in 1999 and the motor is still going strong. Today I use it mostly for making flour from hard wheat berries or rye berries to make bread and for green smoothies. The only issues I ever had were with the containers. Before I started gently holding the container in place when blending, I seemed to need a new container every 2-3 years. Since I learned from a chef that I was abusing the blender by NOT holding it, my current container has lasted at least 10 years -- the 4-walled one -- but the wildside jar did not last. I do not recommend the wildside jar and only because I don't want to pay $100 or whatever it costs today every couple of years. GREAT blender. I know a lot of people say the VitaMix is better, but until only very recently the Vitamix was too tall to fit under most kitchen cabinets. I'm VERY pleased with the "original" blender!

**Q: How does it compare to Vitamix?**
A: Vitamix is much, much better! My family members have had theirs for 10 years with no problems, but, wanting to try something different, I bought the Blendtec instead. It worked fine until right after the warranty expired. I called their customer service and they were almost rude to me, stating that, after all, "it is a business" and they refused to fix it under warranty (even though it just expired). They wanted to sell me a refurbished one, instead. So, I bought the Vitamix and am very happy with it. Here's what Blendtec says about their warranty on line, "Product Warranty obligations are limited to those set forth in the printed literature included with the Products. For complete warranty details, call 1-800-BLENDTEC." Why won't they tell you upfront about their warranty? I will never buy another Blendec product because of their customer service. Both are a lot of money, but I'm sticking with the more established and reputable company who has been in business since 1921.

**Q: Hi, the voltage of this machine is only 110v or 110v~220v?  Thanks**
A: This machine uses 110-120V, only.  It is not rated nor equipped to handle 220-240V.  A higher voltage model may be available, but I don't know.

**Q: Does this machine chop, like a food processor, or would it just turn veg to mush?**
A: This is a BLENDER, not food processor.  The blades are designed to stir up liquid material with solids floating on top.  Bottom should be liquid or you will damage the blender.  If you want to make a liquid mush, use liquid at the bottom first then add solids on top.
A FOOD PROCESSOR is designed to chop, slice, or grind dry food without liquids.  Blades are positioned and designed differently.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A bit of advice
*by A***E on 10 September 2011*

How to get the most out of this blender: 1. Half a banana 2. ~20 large blueberries 3. Frozen yoghurt, 2 scoops. 4. 500ml fresh orange juice Congratulations, you have just made the best smoothie known to man.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing - but keep a level head!
*by F***H on 26 July 2010*

A "superblender" was the one thing that my wife and I promised ourselves as a wedding present, and so far we've run up 70 cycles on our blendtec total blender. Like many people, I spent hours online comparing the blendtec to Vitamix, and it quickly becomes clear that there is really very little between them, but miles between either and whatever the next best brand is. Anyway, so far we've been very pleased with it, but a word of warning: there is an awful lot of hype about this blender, aided by the amusing "Will it Blend?" videos. I think this led me to believe it would make every single dish I ever wanted, clean the house and wash my car, all at the flick of the button. The truth is: it's a blender! Is it worth the money? If you can afford it, I would say yes. It's a fantastically powerful machine and will open up avenues of fruit and veg consumption not possible with other blenders. I bought the version with a big jug which really does make light work of pretty much any blending task, but also picked up a smaller jug on eBay, for a reason I will mention. So why 4 stars, not 5? 1) Firstly, the slight anti-climax, which is not the blender's fault but mine. I spent so much time hyping this up to myself that it was never going to totally live up to the expectation. 2) The lid, which is the reason I bought the smaller (older) jar. The 96oz jar is fantastic, but the new lids with larger hole and funny plastic "plug" are a pain to wash as you need to take the plug out and wash it separately each time. Do note that lids from both size jugs fit either, which is useful - we always use the old style lid. 3) To my astonishment and slight disappointment, we *have* actually managed to overload it once! It was in the smaller jug, making a very thick biscotti dough. This isn't a massive problem, and only occurred once and briefly, but just be aware - with very dense, elastic-y mixtures, it is possible. 4) Whilst it is largely very good, the accompanying recipe book has some odd ingredients. A few of the smoothies call for "silken tofu", and most of the ice creams call for some kind of "dairy creamer" or powdered milk - not ingredients I have knocking around! Final point - not so much a "con" as a "be aware", there is a bit of learning curve in terms of learning to use this blender. Some of the salesmen for both blendtec and vitamix make out you can throw in a bit of apple and orange and then a load of vegetables and what you'll get is a fruit smoothie with the benefits of "hidden veg". Not so! There is also a bit of a knack to knowing which fruits will work well together in terms of texture as well as flavour, and how to use ice (i.e. ice will quickly thicken a shake or smoothie). I recommend you start with the recipes in the accompanying recipe book and experiment steadily. If you do this, you'll be very happy from the start, as they are truly delicious (strawberry and kiwi is our favourite so far!). If you are over enthusiastic and just throw in whatever you think, you may find yourself a bit underwhelmed by the results. One last final point...! Don't want this to become a BT vs. VM debate because I honestly think both machines are brilliant and there's so little between them it's ridiculous. But regarding the issue of a tamper - or rather, the blendtec's lack of tamper - here is my comment so far: When making thick, pastey recipes like hummous or dough, there's no escaping the fact you have to stop regularly to scrape the sides towards the blade... HOWEVER! I don't think a cylindrical tamper could do this - it's nothing to do with "pushing food down onto the blade" which is NOT necessary as food will fall towards the blade (and in the larger size jug, will do so very quickly). It is simply that with a stiff sticky mixture and fast moving blade, clearly it will stick to the sides - whatever either company say, unless you invent a friction-free surface, that will happen. Jamming a cylindrical tamper down into the middle will do nothing to help that (imagine trying to effectively scrape the sides of a bowl with the end of a rolling pin!), you will need to use a spatula to scrape the sides just like any other container in the world. This sounds like a bit of a negative review - don't be fooled, I'm absolutely delighted with my blender and am still looking for every opportunity to use it. The jug is great to use and the pre-programmed cycles are easy to use (if you don't want to use them, there's always the pulse button or the manual speed setting buttons - I don't know how people could want it to be any more simple). And after wiping it down a few times already, I honestly do think that buttons are a better idea than dials which inevitably attract gunk. But just be realistic about what this is going to do for you!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by G***O on 1 July 2019*

La verdad es que pensaba gastar un poco menos para comprar una de otra marca, pero no me arrepiento para nada haberme decidido por ésta. Es sencillamente la mejor licuadora que he tenido en toda mi vida- pulveriza el hielo en segundos y hace unas margaritas y frapuccinos deliciosos, ya probé la función de helado y lo dejó cremoso y con la textura perfecta. Los smoothies los prepara a la perfección sin ningún grumo y puedo ponerle frutas enteras lo cual reduce considerablemente el tiempo de preparado. La licuadora se limpia trabajando el motor durante 10 segundos con agua y jabón, y vaya que se limpia. Es sencillamente perfecta.

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