Review on 🥣 Ninja SS401 Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System 72 oz | Blending & Food Processing Pitcher | XL Smoothie Bowl Maker and Nutrient Extractor* | 7 Functions | Silver by Nicole Slotnick

In fact, it's much more than just a blender. It mixes. Makes smoothies. It crushes ice into bar ice. It's puree. But it's also something of a food processor and even a kneading machine. The elements of a KitchenAid blender, a Cuisinart stand mixer and a Vitamix blender are packed into this heavy-duty 1600-watt coffee grinder. You can make smoothies in the included smoothie mug - and take the mug with you to drink when you need it. did the mix again. You can make almond oil in an extraction bowl, or cashew butter, peanut butter, etc. The main motor is programmed to help you stop and change the speed, blending time and speed depending on what you are doing and what tool you are using that you are grinding to allow the contents to settle and the mixture reaches all the contents. You can also set the speed and time manually, change the speed if you're using manual settings, and there's a heart rate mode. Aside from the typical blender fares, it comes with a feed chute and a pusher that can be used along with the included food processor-like blades to chop, slice, chop, and grate a variety of ingredients. Other tools include an efficient dough knife. Cups and jug are made of thick plastic. The base is solid. The pitcher is big. Cutlery, cups and pots are easy to clean. The puree is not as silky as the Vitamix and the blender is LOUD. Ninja blenders are ranked right below VitaMix blenders on consumer review sites - along with Wolf, Breville, and Cuisinart blenders. When removing the center knife block, be careful not to cut yourself. It's easy to do. This is a great addition to kitchen appliances. Best of all, it's not a space pig. It can even increase countertop space by replacing several bulkier appliances.