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Looking for a great new blender to add to your lineup of kitchen gadgets?Watch Fast & Furious 7 Online As of Nov. 15, Amazon is offering up to 28% off Vitamix blenders. Here are our picks of the best blender deals:

Vitamix Blender Sale

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Best blender deal overall Vitamix 5200 blender $394.66 at Amazon (Save $155.33)

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Best daily blender deal Vitamix E310 Explorian blender $289.95 at Amazon (Save $60)

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Best premium blender deal Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart blender $574.95 at Amazon (Save $75)

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November is the official start of cozy cooking season. With Thanksgiving around the corner and even more holiday celebrations after that, you want to make sure you've got the means to whip up the soups, sauces, and other tasty treats that taste the best when the weather is chilly outside. That means you need a great blender. Luckily plenty of early Black Friday deals mean you can snag one for a great price.

As of Nov. 15, you can save up to 28% off a variety of Vitamix blenders at Amazon. Choose from budget options to premium splurges, all of which you can add to your kitchen at a great price.

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Below, find our picks for the best Vitamix blenders on sale at Amazon now:

Best overall blender deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Vitamix 5200 blender

Why we like it

The Vitamix 5200 Blender is a simple, iconic model with a sleek design, streamlined setup with three different switches, and up to 10 blending speeds. Its 64-ounce container means you can tackle large batches of soup, sauce, or whatever you're cooking with plenty of power to cut through just about any ingredient. It's fast and efficient, with no extraneous features to make things confusing, making it the best overall blender for most cooks looking for a handy but stalwart tool.

Best daily blender deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Vitamix E310 Explorian blender

Why we like it

The Vitamix E310 Explorian blender is an easy-to-use go-to option for high-performance cooking. It keeps things nice and easy with a no-frills control panel, but does add a speed dial for precision blending. Not only can it make crushed ice, but it can handle hardy root vegetables and other challenging ingredients, making it a go-to daily driver for anyone who spends a lot of time in the kitchen. Plus, its 48-ounce container offers plenty of room no matter what you're whipping up.

Best premium blender deal

Opens in a new window Credit: Amazon Our pick: Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart blender

Why we like it

The Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series Smart blender is the perfect choice for anyone looking for a top-of-the-line kitchen asset. It boasts a touchscreen control panel as well as wireless connectivity so you can control it via app. Not only that, but it's one of the quieter blenders on the market and includes five different pre-programmed settings so you can press a button when you want to tackle making dips, soups, smoothies, and more. It's one of the priciest Vitamix blenders you can get, but it's well worth it in terms of performance.

More Vitamix blender deals

• Vitamix Series 750 blender — $565.15$629.95(save $64.80)

• Vitamix 7500 blender — $439.78$559.95(save $120.17)

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