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Many smoothie maker users seem to only use a standard speed for blending all their smoothies and they are doing a great job out of it. From what I know, using a similar speed on your smoothie maker only works well for the single ingredient smoothies. That is because you do not need to account for the difference in the hardness of the ingredients. And a single speed can work well to blend even textured smoothies.

As for the case where you need to blend two or more ingredients into smoothies, then you really need to consider the hardness of the ingredients. If one of your ingredient is harder than the other, it would be better if you separate the blending process. First, you got to tackle the harder ingredients. Let’s take a look at one of the more popular smoothies and it is the apple banana doubled flavor smoothie. This is similar to the case of the two ingredients having different hardness.

Like I mentioned earlier, you need to blend the apples first using the speed control setting and increasing the blending speed to the highest to reduce the hardness of the apple and to cut it into small pieces. Then you can add the banana after lowering the speed to the minimum. In this way, you can ensure that the texture of the banana and the apple grains will be similar as the banana is softer and will be cut into smaller pieces even with the lowest speed setting.

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