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Tinana Countertop Blender with Grinder, 70 oz

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One blender, two jobs: smoothies and spice grinding

Tinana Countertop Blender with Grinder, 70 oz

A Tinana countertop blender with a grinder and a 70 oz jar, for home cooks who want smoothies and fresh-ground spices from one machine.

Deal score 5.1 · Good deal

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Specs

Variable Speed
Yes
Wattage
500 watts
Number Of Speeds
2 speeds

About the Tinana Countertop Blender with Grinder, 70 oz

The Tinana Countertop Blender is a 500-watt, two-speed blender with a 70 oz jar and a separate grinder attachment. The large jar and included grinder make it a low-cost all-rounder for smoothies, shakes and dry spices. At $34.99 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, it sits at the bottom of the countertop blender market, well below mid-range models that typically run $60 to $100.

Best forBudget shoppers who want one blender for smoothies and grindingSmall households and students outfitting a first kitchenBlending soft ingredients like fruit, yogurt and protein shakesBuyers who want a large 70 oz jar without spending much
Pros
  • 70 oz jar is large for the price
  • Includes a grinder attachment for spices, coffee and nuts
  • Two speeds plus variable speed control
  • 500 watts is adequate for soft and frozen-fruit blends
  • Low $34.99 entry price at Walmart
Cons
  • 500 watts is weak for crushing ice or heavy doughs
  • Only two speed settings limits control
  • No listed program presets or pulse button
  • Plastic jar and base are typical at this price
  • Single store listing means little price competition

    • What reviewers say

    With 17 ratings averaging 4.6 out of 5, owner feedback is limited but mostly positive. Buyers tend to praise value and the grinder attachment; complaints center on power for tough jobs.

    Pros
    • Good value for the price
    • Grinder attachment works for spices and coffee
    • Large jar handles family-size batches
    Cons
    • Struggles with ice and hard ingredients
    • Build feels light and plasticky

    Questions and answers

    Is the Tinana blender worth it at $34.99?
    For soft ingredients and light daily use, yes. It is one of the cheapest 70 oz blenders with a grinder, but do not expect it to crush ice like a 1000-watt machine.
    Can it crush ice?
    Only in small amounts and with pauses. At 500 watts it is not built for regular ice crushing; use the pulse-and-shake method or choose a higher-wattage blender.
    What is in the box?
    The blender base, a 70 oz jar with lid, and a grinder attachment. Check the listing for any extra cups or blades before buying.
    How does it compare with a Vitamix or Ninja?
    It costs a fraction of those and has far less power. Ninja and Vitamix models blend ice and fibrous greens better; the Tinana wins on price and jar size.
    When is the price lowest?
    At $34.99 at Walmart as of November 3, 2026, it is already near the entry-level floor. Watch for Black Friday and back-to-school discounts, since only one store lists it new.
    Is the 70 oz jar too big for one person?
    It is large, but you can blend smaller batches. The trade-off is that small amounts may not reach the blades well, so add enough liquid.