"Not only is it a beautifully designed countertop display piece, but its next-generation components make it one of the most elegant, effective and efficient personal blenders ever created. "The Beast ® is unlike any other personal blender," said Sapire. The B10 Health Blender balances artful design with best-in-class technology to produce the smoothest, nutrient-rich blends imaginable. Beast Health's flagship B10 Health Blender is a revolution in personal blending, combining incomparable elegance and high-performance technology and providing the perfect solution for those looking to elevate their nutrition and hydration game. LOS ANGELES, Ma/PRNewswire/ - Colin Sapire, founder of the NutriBullet ®* and innovator behind personal blending products for more than a decade, announces the launch of wellness brand Beast Health™, and the debut of its design-forward personal blender and hydration system – the B10+.īeast Health™ is on a mission to empower users to become Strong Inside™. If you're in the market for a new blender, the Beast Health Beast Blender costs $155 and is available at Huckberry, Goop, and Beast Health.Groundbreaking Product is First of Several Planned Launches from Beast Health, LLC "Anything I would usually throw in a food processor, I throw in here now," she says. Rennert loves to mix up salad dressings too. But frozen and non-frozen fruits and veggies, ice cubes, and even coffee beans can be annihilated in this powerful little tool. The speed is also not adjustable, so you can't be quite as precious with what you're blending. There are a few drawbacks, though: You can't blend hot liquids in the Beast Blender, so soup is out of the question. My ancient Vitamix sounds like a jet engine and sometimes makes my ears ring, which is not a pleasant experience at seven in the morning. Plus, fans say that this blender is relatively quiet. All this results in a simpler user-friendly experience and silkier smoothies than other (far costlier) blenders out there can produce. Then there's the blending technology, which uses a 1,000-watt motor and smart monitoring so you can smack the hell out of that frozen chunk of mango for the ideal amount of time. The "vessel" is made of a durable, dishwasher-safe plastic that can double as a cup to take your smoothie with you on the go. The one-button interface is sleek-push quickly to pulse, or push and hold to blend and liquify.
His goal was to elevate everyday blending (he succeeded). The Beast was designed not by Musk or Tim Cook but by Colin Sapire, the founder of NutriBullet. It looks like a Baccarat crystal, or like something designed by Elon Musk."
"This is the one thing I want to keep out on my counter because it's so beautiful. I personally hate having ugly appliances out on my counter, especially living in New York City, since we have no counter space," Jenna Rennert, the beauty and fashion expert whom I first spotted using the Beast on Instagram, says. "Kitchen appliances and blenders in particular are really ugly. I mean, is anything sacred? But the design of this thing is actually pure genius. Maybe I'm just bitter, because my Vitamix is from the Obama era and it often smells like burning rubber, but I first scoffed at the idea of a trendy blender. Then I saw the blender again-this time on a different friend's story.
She was making a Daily Harvest smoothie in a device that looked more like a fancy CB2 wall sconce than a kitchen appliance. The Beast Health Beast Blender first caught my eye about a week ago on a friend's Instagram Story.
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