Tribest Glass Personal Vacuum Blender PBG-5001 Review

John from www.discountjuicers.com/ unboxes and reviews the all-new Tribest Glass Personal Vacuum Blender model PBG-5001.
In this in-depth episode, John will show you what is included with the glass personal vacuum blender that allows you to minimize the oxidation when creating your smoothies. You will learn about the 24 oz size tempered glass jar and 42 oz glass pitcher that is included with the blender as well as the automatic vacuum pump and other accessories.
Next, John will turn flax seeds into flax powder with the Glass Personal Vacuum Blender and 42 ounce glass vacuum pitcher.
You will discover how this personal blender makes a coffee nut milk out of coconut water, walnuts, dates and coffee concentrate. You will discover if the blender is able to efficiently grind all the walnuts and dates.
Finally, John will blend up a green smoothie made with coconut water, frozen blueberries, fresh picked spinach and mint and a few macadamia nuts.
Finally, John will share his opinions about the Tribest Glass Personal Vacuum Blender.
After watching this episode, you will better learn if the Tribest Glass Personal Vacuum Blender PBG-5001 is for you.
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Referenced Episodes:
Improved Dynapro Vacuum Blender
• Improved Dynapro Comme...
Dynapro Vacuum Blender
• DynaPro 2.5 HP Commerc...
Original Tribest Glass Personal Blender
• Glass Jar Personal Ble...
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[@discountjuicers]

Learn more about and purchase the Tribest Glass Personal Vacuum Blender at
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[@richardgray8593]

Great tip in this video about putting macadamia nuts in the bottom of the blender with drier nuts on top when making nut butter from low-fat nuts.

[@whereisthemoney1]

Looks interesting.

[@ama-tu-an-ki]

Thanks for this review! Are the gears and the blade assembly cogs plastic or metal? I've broken so many plastic gears on blenders.

[@discountjuicers]

All metal on this unit.

[@oooookkkkkk]

Thoughts on vacuum blender increasing risk of plastic contamination in smoothie? Is Tritan copolyester BPA free the gold standard of plastic blenders?

[@discountjuicers]

I haven't heard of that. Generally good blender companies use Tritan. That being said many blenders are made in China with the least expensive materials, and may still contain BPA in my opinion.

[@richardgray8593]

Soooo ... on the full size vacuum blenders, which do you prefer, the upgraded Tribest or the Kuvings?

[@discountjuicers]

It changes. At present time Im using the Improved Tribest Dynapro with automatic vacuum pump and improved carafe.

[@HaManGaming]

John, will you have a blend off between kuvings and tribest?

[@discountjuicers]

Yes, as soon as I get the Kuvings Vacuum Blender back. Mine broke, and I sent it in for replacement.

[@Horse237]

Love it. Great for a single man.

[@onejourney]

🎬 1 🤔 🧐 🎥 📽 🎞 🗣 🎙 🧐 Outstanding, thank you so much for sharing. 😋 😋 😋 😋 🧐 😋 😋 😋 😋

[@iangardiner]

Why wouldn't it replace the DynaPro for people not needing a commercial vacuum blender? I don't see a big difference between the two (besides the 118-degree indicator on the DynaPro), and this blender is $200+ cheaper. This blender seems to have everything the DynaPro has. I'm curious why you believe that the DynaPro is superior for non-commercial (i.e., household) use, John. Thank you for all your hard work to bring us better raw foods education!

[@discountjuicers]

I depend on my blender everyday, sometimes multiple times a day. This is clearly a "light duty" unit, as it is recommended to only blend for 30 seconds max at a time, before having a 30 second cool-down time. This is printed in the instruction book. While I did run this blender 60-90 seconds for some of the recipes in this video, I do say the motor base is warm. There is no such warning on the Dynapro. So for quick and easy smoothies (light duty) this would probably be great. That being said, I make thicker salad dressings, blend mature coconut meat and water and many other tasks that will take significantly longer then 30 seconds to process.

[@iroznewr]

So many products. So little time.

[@johncraftenworth7847]

first!