Fifty years ago, when there were only a half dozen makes available, there were far fewer choices available when it came to blenders on the market. Today there are so many blenders on the market that one would be hard pressed to even find them all! Not only would finding them all be a daunting task, but also finding "the best" would be extremely difficult, if not impossible.

The new website at www.bestblenderforthemoney.com attempts to eliminate a lot of the guesswork for the consumer who is shopping for a blender. While it's not possible to look at every feature of every blender on the market, www.bestblenderforthemoney.com does a good job of evaluating and grading most of the popular blenders available for purchase. Blenders are evaluated on the basis of pitcher material (plastic versus glass), power, ease of cleanup, and how well they perform when making smoothies, green smoothies, juices, baby food, crushed ice, protein shakes, frozen drinks and chopped vegetables.

Of course, while each blender is evaluated for each of the parameters, the price remains a constant underlying concern. While blenders are looked at in terms of the best blender for smoothies, the best blender for green smoothies, the best blender for frozen drinks, the best blender for juicing, the best blender for baby food, the best blender for crushing ice, the best blender for protein shakes, and the best blender for chopping vegetables, the blender is evaluated not only upon how well the task is accomplished, but also how well the task is accomplished compared to the price of the blender. For example, it's easy to find a $700 blender that makes green smoothies absolutely perfect. If someone wants a blender that makes perfect green smoothies and the price is no obstacle for them, then they can find this blender at www.bestblenderforthemoney.com. If however, like most of us, someone can only spend so much money on a blender, they can find a blender that will make a green smoothie that is very close to perfect for $73 to $90 at www.bestblenderforthemoney.com.

Blender technology has changed tremendously in the 21st century. There are blenders that heat their ingredients while blending them and produce fresh hot soup. Soup just doesn't get any fresher than this! There are blenders that use "Auto IQ (TM)" technology to automatically sense the number of particles in suspension, and then slow down, and speed up to "re-blend" the ingredients so that they are blended down to the molecular level. When they chop and then "re-chop" their ingredients into such small components, reducing the vitamins and nutrients down to the molecular level for optimal digestive absorption, the result is a higher level of vitamins and nutrients that get into the blood stream when the product is consumed.

According to site author, Roger Lehman, "The purpose of this website is not to find the best blender, but rather to help the consumer make an informed choice. We use a grading system to evaluate blenders based upon construction materials, power, and performance. Of course there are good blenders for $500, but there are also good blenders for $50. Especially in the $35 to $200 price range, a blender is not automatically better just because it costs more. Conversely, just because it is inexpensive does not mean that it is poor quality."