Healthmaster Blender

The raw food diet is all the rage these days and the Healthmaster came onto the market at just the right time offering a fantastic value for such a powerful blender. The Healthmaster Blender is comparable in power to the BlendTec or the Vitamix but at about 2/3 of the price! I think the whole idea that Montel Williams is the one putting the Healthmaster out there is somewhat silly, but I hear he is really into the raw food diet, so I guess it makes more sense.

I personally am not on a raw food diet, but I love to make smoothies and margaritas and I can tell you one thing for certain, the Healthmaster is the most powerful blender I have ever owned in my life! My margaritas come out smooth and silky, and my smoothies are even smoother! I throw raw carrots in with some frozen fruits and it blends up beautifully with not a single chunk left behind. The Healthmaster is a massive 2hp blender! I mean, 2hp is an enormous amount of power for a blender.

It is obviously larger than some cheap oster or kitchen aid blender, but it has to be. To me, having my Healthmaster sitting on my counter is a beautiful site. Its got sleek lines and curves and is very modern and goes perfectly with the rest of my appliances. The Healthmaster is so powerful it can turn raw vegetables into HOT soup without even cooking it. I didn’t actually believe this one until I tried it. I had a bunch of excess from my garden so I threw in all sorts of vegetables and turned it on and let it run, and sure enough, before I knew it I had a hot creamy vegetable soup that actually tasted awesome. I spiced it up a little with some italian seasoning mix and it was MUCH better than any kind of V8 juice or any of that garbage. I really just bought the Healthmaster to make smoothies and margaritas, but find myself using it more and more for other things as well. It really is a great appliance and I find myself using it at least 3-4 times a week. I couldn’t bring myself to spend $600 on a Vitamix, so the $200 price point on this Healthmaster made it a no-brainer for me.