@tamiltexanmom, I tried to translate Tamil to English/Hindi audio/subtitles but just couldn't. However just going thru the steps to prepare the batter in your video, I'm convinced that this is the blender to go with. Thank you very much!
From my experience, I would suggest a wet grinder than blender. Batter grinded by stone is better, than blended by blades. This is just my personal opinion.
You know attu kal is the best!!! Wasting 1 hr in the grinder and cleaning those heavy stones is a tedious process!!! Lets make life easier for ladies!!!
@@monishasekar4716 How did you vaguely judge I’m thinking about aatu kal? Did I mention in my comment like that? By the way, portable wet grinders were invented to make life easy for women. As you’ve mentioned, to clean grinder can be wasting & tedious for you. That’s purely your understanding.
I have same one like yours,have u ever tried vada batter? And using blender full speed i am so scared of,sounds like going to blast. And can we run machine for upto 3 minutes countiously?
Hello VTA, Yes I have tried vada batter. You don’t have to do full speed. I do up to 6 or 7. And it’s better to stop 2 minutes in between so it won’t heat up. Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting my channel.
Hi. This is a great video as I am currently stuck between the decision to buy a Vitamix 5200 for 300 or a Preethi blue leaf mixie for $150.even thought of getting the premier small wonder portable from India for stone grinding. How long can you run it continuously before it starts to warm up the batter?
@@tamiltexanmom thank you for the answer. Just couple more questions. From personal experience, do you consider the Preethi blue leaf to be reliable enough for most Indian cooking recipes? I know its warranty is not long-term in USA like in India. Or would you recommend to spend extra $150 and get the Vitamix 5200 currently on sale?
@@Spartan1912tam sorry I don’t know about Preethi blue leaf. I got the vitamix because my family loves smoothies and Vitamix is the best for making smoothies than making in our Indian mixie. So that’s what I would recommend.
Thank you ! It was very good to get validation for the Vitamix from another Tamilian !
You’re welcome gborian2 🥰
Amazing video
This is very helpful. You covered from start to End idli making. Thank you .
Thank you so much for your lovely comment Veda 🥰
@tamiltexanmom, I tried to translate Tamil to English/Hindi audio/subtitles but just couldn't. However just going thru the steps to prepare the batter in your video, I'm convinced that this is the blender to go with. Thank you very much!
Thank you so much 🙏
From my experience, I would suggest a wet grinder than blender. Batter grinded by stone is better, than blended by blades. This is just my personal opinion.
You know attu kal is the best!!! Wasting 1 hr in the grinder and cleaning those heavy stones is a tedious process!!! Lets make life easier for ladies!!!
@@monishasekar4716 How did you vaguely judge I’m thinking about aatu kal? Did I mention in my comment like that? By the way, portable wet grinders were invented to make life easy for women.
As you’ve mentioned, to clean grinder can be wasting & tedious for you. That’s purely your understanding.
I note that there are 2 types of containers. One is for Juice and another for Grain. Which one did you use? Thanks in advance for your response.
Mine came with a large container which is 48 ounce. I use that for any batter making and juicing.
Hi there, can you please let me which is best blender for dosa batter and spicy 🌶️ for indian kitchen. your south language i don’t understand.😢
What is the maximum number of cups of idli rice we can grind at one time using Vitamix?
Thank you Dear !
Can it be used in Indian watt
I have same one like yours,have u ever tried vada batter? And using blender full speed i am so scared of,sounds like going to blast.
And can we run machine for upto 3 minutes countiously?
Hello VTA, Yes I have tried vada batter. You don’t have to do full speed. I do up to 6 or 7. And it’s better to stop 2 minutes in between so it won’t heat up. Hope this helps. Thanks for visiting my channel.
Thanks for sharing sister
Lovely. Thanks 😊
Thank you 😊
Is it useful in India
What model is this in explorian
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Is this 48oz or 64 oz . Wanted to get one for this Thanks Giving.
Hi. This is a great video as I am currently stuck between the decision to buy a Vitamix 5200 for 300 or a Preethi blue leaf mixie for $150.even thought of getting the premier small wonder portable from India for stone grinding. How long can you run it continuously before it starts to warm up the batter?
Hello Ajit, Thank you 😊 I usually stop between every 2 minutes. Hope this helps.
@@tamiltexanmom thank you for the answer. Just couple more questions. From personal experience, do you consider the Preethi blue leaf to be reliable enough for most Indian cooking recipes? I know its warranty is not long-term in USA like in India. Or would you recommend to spend extra $150 and get the Vitamix 5200 currently on sale?
@@Spartan1912tam sorry I don’t know about Preethi blue leaf. I got the vitamix because my family loves smoothies and Vitamix is the best for making smoothies than making in our Indian mixie. So that’s what I would recommend.
@@tamiltexanmom appreciate your answer. Thanks for your help
@@Spartan1912tam you’re most welcome 😊
How much quantity of rice and how much urad dal can be grinded in one go?
@@revathikizhakkemeladam2342 I do 4 cups of rice and 1 cup of urad dal.
Which model is this? I am 4hinking to buy it
Can we grind dry coconut and full coconut for chutney?
Yes you can. But it’s better if it’s more in quantity so it grinds well in my experience.
Coukd you share the amounts of water added? Time for cooking?
Just add enough to cover rice and dal. Don’t add too much as it turns watery. Thanks
I tried. Idly came hard. Any tips?
What kind of rice did you use? Try idly rice and grind until the batter is smooth. Also keep overnight to ferment.