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Optimum VAC2 Vacuum Blender - WORLD'S BEST VACUUM BLENDING TECHNOLOGY
Creates Smoothies, Nut Butters, Ice Cream & More With Improved Food Quality & Shelf Life
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO),
"Vitamin C is destroyed by oxidation, and is the vitamin most easily lost during processing, storage, and cooking." Click Here to Read More
The IFST in Cambridge (UK) Has confirmed that the longer a fruit is exposed to air the less vitamins it will have.
"As well as causing the fruit to change colour, oxidation can also affect the nutrient content of a fruit or vegetable. Vitamin C, found in some fruits and vegetable can be oxidised when it is exposed to air". Click Here to Read More
Maximise the nutritional value and taste of fresh ingredients
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rrp : $849
The Optimum VAC2 Vortex Vacuum Blender INCLUDES:
- CE and FDA approved Eastman Copolyester BPA Free jug with lid and cap
- Wet and dry multi-purpose 6-blade stainless steel assembly.
- Heavy duty tamper tool for improved processing and mixing
- 30 Day Money Back Guarantee
- Access to expert support team
- 24x7 support & warranty team
- Comprehensive warranty
- Compare Quality To Vitamix
- Food Expert Reviews
- Compare to Blendtec
- Specifications
- Functions
- Benefits
| Optimum Vacuum VAC 2 Blender | Vitamix Pro Series 500 | |||
| Vacuum & Traditional Blending Technology | Yes (you can choose vacuum or traditional) | No only traditional | ||
| Max. Motor Power | 2238W | 1492W | ||
| Minimise Oxidation | Yes | No | ||
| Blade Material | Stainless steel | Stainless steel | ||
| Blade Assembly | 6-blade assembly | 4-blade assembly | ||
| Jug Size | 2L | 2L | ||
| Digital Panel | Yes | No | ||
| Warranty | 5 years domestic or optional 10 years domestic | 7 years |
Check out raw unedited footage comparing Optimum Vacuum VAC2 blender Vs Vitamix.
Beth Sachs from Jam and Clotted Cream
I blended a green smoothie (containing spinach, kale, mango and kiwi - one of my favourites) at 9am yesterday morning. The first picture (below) shows the colour of the smoothie at 9am, the second photo shows the smoothie 12 hours later. This is game changing for me as it means I can blend up my morning smoothie just before I go to bed with no effect or trade-up on quality, taste or nutritional value. It also means I can spend an extra 5 minutes on the cross trainer in the morning sleeping.
Beth Sach has been blogging from her North Cornwall kitchen for 10 years. She creates family friendly recipes that even the fussiest of children will enjoy. Her blog is called Jam and Clotted Cream.Read the full review.... Click Here.
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Stacey from Goodness is Gorgeous
A health condition promoted Stacey who blogs at Goodness as Gorgeous to think about her health and what she eats. She moved to a plant-based diet 4 years ago and has seen an amazing improvement in her health. She works as a professional photographer and content creator as well as sharing vegan recipes on her blog.
“- 1. You can make the smoothest of smoothies …
- 2. As well as smoothies that don’t discolour as quickly
- 3. Create your own nut butters
- 4.Make Instant Soup
- 5. & Vegan Cheese Sauce
- 6. Homemade Nutella
- 7. DIY Flour (just add 1 (2, or 3…) cup(s) oats & blitz – you’ll never need to buy oat flour again!)
- 8. Make creamy fillings for raw desserts ….
- 9. Create your own spices by turning whole dried chiles or other spices into ground spices
- 10. Make nicecream for breakfast
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Nicole Rossetti Le Strange from Yumsome:
Nicole is the product of a Venetian father and a British mother, and since early childhood, have lived a pretty nomadic existence. The longest I’ve ever stayed in one place was just over five years, in the house in Britain that amato mio and I bought in late 2006.
“ "I first made the Nutty Mushroom Soup from the handy recipe booklet which comes with the blender, and to say it was easy would be an understatement. I literally just had to prep the veggies, which took about a minute, chuck them into the blender jar, along with some water, cashews, herbs, and half a teaspoon of Vegeta seasoning, then select the soup preset, and wait for 6 mins. The instructions in the book say to use the tamper if necessary but it wasn’t. After the six minutes were up, the soup was beautifully smooth and creamy, and steaming hot. I measured the temperature, and it was 71°C/160°F" Read More ” -
Monika Dabrowski from Everyday Healthy Recipes
Monica uses a lot of fresh vegetables and herbs as well as quinoa and other wholegrain ingredients. she uses little fat and sugar even in desserts. she tries not to use obscure and expensive ingredients so you’ll be able to find all you need in most supermarkets (perhaps making an occasional trip to a vegetarian or international food shop, which offer a wider selection of lentils and beans).
“"The first surprise was seeing a gallery of pictures on the box showcasing the kinds of things that this blender was capable of making. There were 15! Not 15 different types of smoothies! There were 15 photos of different dishes and only one of them was a smoothie! As it turns out I’ve been completely in the dark about what a blender is capable of. This blender can make so much more than just a smoothie! It can make dips and spreads, dressings and marinades, it can grind grains and nuts, make nut butters, nut milks, dough (that’s right, it kneads dough too!) and much more. When I spotted a photo of a bowl of soup on the box it took me several seconds to realise that that blender actually ‘makes’ the soup, not just purees a soup that’s been boiled the traditional way"Read More” -
Choclette Ammar from Tin and Thyme
Food loving vegetarian blogger with a sweet tooth but eating a lot of healthy stuff too. Experimenting with unusual foodstuffs and creating recipes are two of my food passions. I specialise in recipes that have some sort of chocolate element, be they savoury, raw, vegan, vegetarian, healthy or just plain indulgent. I'm also passionate about my home county of Cornwall and try to use as much local produce as possible. Chocolate Log Blog was one of the top five food blogs in Cornwall Today (Jan 2014) and currently ranks as #9 in the UK according to e-buzzing Gastronomy.
“"I’ve made good use of the Optimum Vac2 Air Vacuum Blender over the last few weeks and have been making nutrient rich smoothies as if they were going out of fashion. I’ve used great lumps of ginger, kale, broccoli, apples, carrots and more. Everything I’ve added has come out wonderfully smooth and in only a few seconds too. Yes, you too can make a good smoothie from lumpy veg in less than a minute. It’s a simple process to operate the vacuum function of this Optimum Vac2 Air Vacuum Blender. Lower the vacuum outlet onto the lid of the jug, press the vacuum button and voila. You’ll hear a buzzing noise for seventy seconds whilst the air is removed, then the contents are ready for blending"Read More” -
Neil Lockier from Neil’s Healthy Meals
Neil’s Healthy Meals is where I create delicious quick healthy recipes and fabulous cheesecakes based on the 80/20 rule for eating. 80% healthy, 20% indulgent. I’m passionate about helping busy people live a diet free lifestyle. One where you can still enjoy cake!
“"I can’t tell you how many blenders I’ve been through in my time. I use them so often for soups and smoothies that they frequently burn out! Previously, I always went for whatever blender would just do the job. I thought that my previous blenders gave reasonable results, I mean everything seemed to have been blended OK before, right? Wrong! Since starting to use the Optimum Vac2 Air Vacuum Blender, I’ve noticed such a big difference. My smoothies are so smooth, that even ones made from fruits with seeds, like raspberries, are velvety smooth. As for my soups, well they’re all amazingly creamy, with no bits of vegetables left in the bottom!"Read More” -
Jan Bennett from A Glug of Oil
Jan Bennet Lives in Shropshire and shares recipes and reviews from her tiny kitchen. She focuses on easy home-cooking and gadgets that make life much easier. Glug of Oil was named one of the top 70 food blogs in the UK.
“"The Optimum VAC2 Air Vacuum Power blender from Froothie is not 'just another high powered blender' it's a heavy duty blender that has the option to be used with or without vacuum. Just look at this gorgeous machine; I say it definitely looks the part, but not only that it makes life so much easier in the kitchen. Read the full review"Read More” -
Sharon Collins from Bit of the Good Stuff:
Sharon Collins shares plant based recipes on her blog Bit of the Good Stuff from her home in Bath. Her recipes are published in several magazines and she has a cookbook out called Bit of the Good Stuff.
““I was amazed at the difference. While the juice from the regular blender went a rusty brown colour and started to separate within minutes after blending, the juice blended in the Vac 2 Vacuum blender remained yellow and smooth in appearance (with just a thin layer of rusty bubbles on top where the juice is exposed to the air). 48 hours later and the juice still looked the same. If you’re really into juices/smoothies and are keen to preserve the nutrients, or want to make them ahead of time and not only preserve their nutrients but also their colour and smooth texture (avoiding layer separation), then a vacuum blender would be perfect for you. Read the full review.”Read More” -
Lorna Hall from Eat Myyy Thoughts
Lorna Hall is a cardiac nurse (BMedSci MNurs RN MRCN) and former speech and language therapist, but has spent most of her life working with children and adults with autism. She also a ‘social media influencer’, developing recipes and reviewing products for brands she loves.
“"FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF THE OPTIMUM VAC 2 AIR VACUUM BLENDER*
The base of this blender looks like a launch pad; like you’ll be sending your smoothies into outer space! (I suppose, with its vacuum technology, it is a bit like sending your smoothie into outer space, but that’s beside the point…) It’s certainly very fancy looking.
THE BEST BITS
It makes for more aesthetically pleasing smoothies and milkshakes. My dairy free banana and walnut milkshake, for example, kept its creamy colour for longer! One jug does everything – smoothies, nut butters, soups… the lot! No need to change the jug. (Unlike my Optimum G2.3!) By blending in a vacuum environment, nutrients are preserved and freshness retained until you open the lid, so it’s great for making things in advance.
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| Optimum Vacuum VAC 2 Blender | Blendtec Designer 725 | |||
| Vacuum & Traditional Blending Technology | Yes (you can choose vacuum or traditional) | No only traditional | ||
| Max. Motor Power | 2238W | 1725W | ||
| Minimise Oxidation | Yes (Vacuum Option) | No | ||
| Blade Material | Stainless steel | Stainless steel | ||
| Blade Assembly | 6-blade assembly | 4-blade assembly | ||
| Jug Size | 2L | 1.7 L | ||
| Digital Panel | Yes | No | ||
| Warranty | 5 years domestic or optional 10 years domestic | 8 years |
Check out raw unedited footage comparing Optimum Vacuum VAC2 blender Vs Blendtec.
| Optimum Vacuum Blender | ||
| Max, Motor Power | 2238W | |
| Blade Material | High quality stainless steel (Made in Japan) | |
| Blade Assembly | 6-blade assembly | |
| Jug Size | 2L | |
| Safety Features | Yes | |
| Speed Dial | Yes | |
| Easy one-touch buttons | Yes | |
| Pulse Function | Yes | |
| Noise Level | 83 dBA | |
| Warranty | 5 years domestic or optional 10 years domestic | |
| Product Dimensions (LxWxH) | 200x235x515mm |
- Fruit smoothies The Optimum is designed to make the best fruit smoothies, crushing ice and fruits in seconds.
- Green smoothies Kale, lettuce, celery, spinach, mints, cucumber, bananas or carrots, the Optimum will make sure your green smoothie is smooth and not fibrous.
- Grinding nuts and grains The Optimum's 6-blade assembly allows it to easily grind whole grains, beans and rice, and knead bread dough for the oven.
- Crushes ice The powerful motor allows the Optimum to crush large quantities of ice in seconds, perfect for smoothies, slushies and ice cream.
- Nut butters Chocolate hazelnut, peanut butter, almond butter... you name it! The Optimum will make the most delicious preservative-free nut butters, using only one ingredient.
- Nut milks Mix the nuts with some water, blend, filter and serve for a natural dairy-free bowl of milk and cereal.
- Ice cream from frozen fruits The Optimum turns your favorite fruits into a fat-free, preservative-free, beautiful guilt-free bowl of ice cream.
- Spreads and dips Whether you prefer a silky smooth hummus dip or a chunky tomato salsa, the Optimum is here to help, offering you a range of dips and spreads to choose from.
- Fresh fruit juices The Optimum is able to easily blend whole fruits and vegetables, unpeeled and uncut, creating a healthy juice full of fibre. Best of all... nothing is wasted, so cleaning is quick and easy.
- Cocktails Cocktails can be prepared shaken, stirred or blended with ice for a frozen treat in seconds.
- Longer Shelf-life The vacuum technology allows you to blend ahead of time and enjoy the same benefits and great taste of a freshly blended smoothie later.
- Retains Freshness & Preserves NutrientsBy blending in a vacuum environment, the nutrients in the ingredients are fully preserved and freshness is retained until you open the lid.
- Eliminates Discolouration & Oxidation Exposure to oxygen, or oxidation, compromises on the quality, texture and taste of the resulting smoothie. In a vacuum, the resulting smoothie is finer, smoother and protected from separation and discoloration.
- Maximises Nutrient IntakeWith the prevention of oxidation, the nutrients in fresh ingredients are fully preserved to ensure you receive the maximum nutrients from every smoothie.
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