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. It has internal monitors for blade speed to make adjustments in order to maintain consistent speed and torque, and the blender bottles themselves have a great grip and won't slip even on slick countertops.The Beast Health Beast Blender first caught my eye about a week ago on a friend's Instagram Story. Whether it’s tomatoes or frozen mango chunks, it gets the job done, no problem. While it only has two speeds (pulse and blend), it also has a 1,000-watt motor, just like the finer NutriBullet models.
But it’s not only beautiful, it does an excellent job with everything I put in its path, too. I’ll admit, I never really thought about that with a blender before, but it makes sense-especially since this one kind of looks like Apple all of a sudden entered the blender game. It almost looks like a Japanese paper lantern-it’s something I don’t mind keeping on display whatsoever. The first thing I noticed about the Beast Blender is how gorgeous it is. Scouting Report: If you’re looking for an aesthetically beautiful blender that will power through anything you put in its path, this is your best bet.
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