Purchased my Vitamix 5200 back in 2009, and it still works perfectly. Only thing I did was replace the plastic pitcher with a stainless steel one a few years ago and love it. Because of the performance and versatility of the blender, I honestly don't need another one. Great reviews of the machines, thanks for posting :)
Lol! Yes, we realized that after we did the video! The NutriBullet vented container works just like the Vitamix and Blendtec containers to vent the steam out from the lid while the soup heats. Surprisingly enough, the 45oz NutriBullet Pitcher was ok after running the NutriBullet for 6 minutes. It was very very hot after the 6 minutes, but the blender didn't overheat and the NutriBullet pitcher was ok.
But sir i think we make smothie in kuvings cold slow press juicer is healthy rathar than in a blender as they generate heat or vit min get lost in that heat.... what you say sir And i want to know can we make soup using kuvings smothie make by adding steam veg
Stay tuned for more Blend Off Videos coming, we have a Blendtec Vs Vitamix Series coming, and also a Harley Pasternak Power Blender vs Omega BL630 Blender Series coming. I think we do some smear tests in those! Overall the Blendtec, Vitamix, and NutriBullet are fairly similar in consistency, the Blendtec and Vitamix usually come out a little bit smoother than the NutriBullet, but all 3 of those do a great job. The only one that had a completely different texture and taste was the Ninja Mega Blender.
Have you tried the new Aimores blender with the heating element. It comes with a Boro glass and heats to 212 f? It would heat without having to blend the entire time. It controls how chunky you want it plus easier om the ears. I have just bought the Aimores As-is 831 and so far so good.
Won't that heat meat up when grinding a large amount? I'm happy, I never tried soup yet, in my Vitamix. What is your opinion on the Blendtec,, not needing a tamper, I would think that is a good thing, but does that mean it's a stronger blender?
After running a bunch of tests on the Blendtec and Vitamix blenders, we find them to be fairly equal and capable of accomplishing the same thing. It's a matter of which blender your more comfortable with. The tamper is nice to have but you don't need it most of the time, but sometimes you do, Lol! Soup is easy to make, just add vegetables and water with some seasoning and run the blender on it's highest speed for around 4 to 6 minutes. It will cook a steamy soup pretty fast.
One glaring omission from this reviewis quality, which for the NB and Ninja simply aren't even in the same league. Chinese typically build junk, and Americans typically don't. I smoked the motor on a Ninja I received as a gift, and after disposing of it, did some in-depth research and bought a Blendtec (years ago) - I've had exactly zero issues. My mother burned up a NB shortly after I got my Blendtec, and at that point I was so impressed with mine that I bought her one... she's had no issues. Blendtec and Vitamix both put out a solid product, but I decided on the Blendtec over the Vitamix really for 2 reasons: First, I like being able to reach into the jar with my hand to clean and dry without worrying about disassembly or cutting myself on sharp blades (Blendtec uses blunt blades), and second I don't want to keep up with that stick that goes through the lid that you need to push things around to get them to blend sometimes. To each their own, but you couldn't get me to trade my Blendtec for any other blender...
There are new contenders for Hot Soups since this May 6, 2016 video! An Oster Versa 1400 Pro that heats from Friction and a True cooking Hot Plate instant pot Ace Plus blender that can make Chunky Soup and even adjust for a certain Temperature and cooking time. Unless you know of any more? Thank you so much.
I know, we messed up. Yes everyone, the Nutribullet RX has a soup feature that runs for a longer period of time, it's on the front bottom part of the Nutribullet Rx Blender Base. We totally forgot to push the button before starting the soup blend, also, we used the wrong Nutribullet Pitcher. There is another pitcher that comes with the Rx Blender which has vented lids to let the steam out so the blender doesn't over heat. Our bad. But we put it in our review to let people know. Sorry, happy blending everyone... Here's a link to the Best Blender Soup Review... thedailyvitamin.com/?p=8794
U are so lucky that the nutribullet didn't explode on you. you are never to cook hot things in that cup it says it right on the directions if u had cooked it with the 7 minute cycle u would hav had a hot mess and this is why it got so much hotter.
The thing is that over 118 degrees the vitamin molecules are rapidly destroyed, which means you're mainly getting fibre and not many nutrients. Also, all these machines contain harmful chemicals in the plastic jugs, which are related when the plastic is heated - even if they're BPA-free. This is the case for almost all types of plastic (which is exactly what makes it a plastic). My brother-in-law is a chemical engineer and has tested this. The effects are that these plasticides contain hormone-disruption. A glass jug would be better. I don't know why they don't use glass and why weight needs to be an issue; it's not as if people want to carry them around. I wouldn't buy any of these machines until there's one with either a glass or stainless steel jug.
Hey Shaz, thanks for your response. The Material used by Vitamix and Blendtec is called Eastman Tritan Co Polyester, so actually it is not plastic and both companies promote that it is completely BPA FREE and Safe. On the other hand, Nutribullet and Ninja Blender use a heavy duty plastic material for their jars and containers. If you are a concerned consumer then make sure to go to www.TheDailyVitamin.com and read more about these blenders. Thanks for your response, have a wonderful day.
The Tritan material in the Blendtecs and Vitamixes don't contain any bisphenol analogues. They meet both FDA and NSF certs, so I wouldn't worry too much.
Shaz W, There's a stainless steel jug available from the brand 'Waring' that perfectly fits the base of Vitamix. I'm considering to use that combination if my Vitamix container becomes scratched or damaged someday.
Get a Ninja Foodi Hot Cold. Built in 800 watt heater and a heavy glass jar. Fresh soup in 36 min. Plus it's an excellent blender, auto programs for smoothies, smooth/hearty soups, frozen drinks etc.
pal my vitamix makes enough that thick the blender can barely spin when done and still doesn't die never mind a soup stop doing proper easy tests and actually put them through a serious test
Lol. Not sure where the link is right now, but here it is.............!!!!!!!! 2 cups of water 3 Celery Stalks A little bit of Onion Some Peppers Some Garlic Some Cilantro (Add whatever veggies you want) What makes it great is this..... Tbsp Taco Seasoning Some Cayenne Pepper Run it on high for around 4 to 6 minutes, enjoy... Add in chicken, corn, beef, and whatever else after all those ingredients are cooked and liquified, use the pulse key to make it chunky.
Do you recall the brand of the Taco Seasoning? Also what do you think of the CleanBlend blender? I've found that using a freshly steamed baked (purple) potato, cauliflower, and/or an avocado also helps with thickening the soup salad!
Lol! It really doesn't matter to much which blender wins, but that it can actually cook the soup to 165 degrees. The NutriBullet Rx 1700 Watt Blender, The Blendtec Blender, and the Vitamix Blender can all do it. The Ninja Mega Blending System doesn't allow for enough friction to cook soups, unfortunately.
The thing is that over 118 degrees the vitamin molecules are rapidly destroyed, which means you're mainly getting fibre and not many nutrients. Also, all these machines contain harmful chemicals in the plastic jugs, which are related when the plastic is heated - even if they're BPA-free. This is the case for almost all types of plastic (which is exactly what makes it a plastic). My brother-in-law is a chemical engineer and has tested this. The effects are that these plasticides contain hormone-disruption. A glass jug would be better. I don't know why they don't use glass and why weight needs to be an issue; it's not as if people want to carry them around. I wouldn't buy any of these machines until there's one with either a glass or stainless steel jug.
+Blendoffs - Blender - Blend Off Blends I was just being fun. there is no need to get smart. I said what I said and that is your fault that you take words to fault. and plus if it wasn't the case the both of you are dumb as hell to have a comparison.
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I'm a VITAMIX guy, but the Nutribullet did surprise. Thanks guys! 🍅
Purchased my Vitamix 5200 back in 2009, and it still works perfectly. Only thing I did was replace the plastic pitcher with a stainless steel one a few years ago and love it. Because of the performance and versatility of the blender, I honestly don't need another one. Great reviews of the machines, thanks for posting :)
FYI,, in reference to the nutribullet, for soups it is the large pitcher that should be used due to ventilation.
The nutribullet rX has a separate container that is vented. The container you used was the wrong one.
Lol! Yes, we realized that after we did the video! The NutriBullet vented container works just like the Vitamix and Blendtec containers to vent the steam out from the lid while the soup heats. Surprisingly enough, the 45oz NutriBullet Pitcher was ok after running the NutriBullet for 6 minutes. It was very very hot after the 6 minutes, but the blender didn't overheat and the NutriBullet pitcher was ok.
You're very lucky the nutribullet didn't explode in your faces
I thought the nutribullet Rx had a special container for soups which has a vent/opening at the top.
For the RX way did you not use the vented pitcher?
So which blender is best to use
Just made some in blendtec . I peeled tomatoes and made the blender run twice the time. Delicious!
Awesome. Check out some great soup recipes at: www.thedailyvitamin.com
But sir i think we make smothie in kuvings cold slow press juicer is healthy rathar than in a blender as they generate heat or vit min get lost in that heat.... what you say sir
And i want to know can we make soup using kuvings smothie make by adding steam veg
Excellent. Thankyou guys
Since your refered to the texture, it would have been nice to see a smear test or something that allowed us to see it.
Stay tuned for more Blend Off Videos coming, we have a Blendtec Vs Vitamix Series coming, and also a Harley Pasternak Power Blender vs Omega BL630 Blender Series coming. I think we do some smear tests in those! Overall the Blendtec, Vitamix, and NutriBullet are fairly similar in consistency, the Blendtec and Vitamix usually come out a little bit smoother than the NutriBullet, but all 3 of those do a great job. The only one that had a completely different texture and taste was the Ninja Mega Blender.
Have you tried the new Aimores blender with the heating element. It comes with a Boro glass and heats to 212 f? It would heat without having to blend the entire time. It controls how chunky you want it plus easier om the ears. I have just bought the Aimores As-is 831 and so far so good.
Won't that heat meat up when grinding a large amount? I'm happy, I never tried soup yet, in my Vitamix. What is your opinion on the Blendtec,, not needing a tamper, I would think that is a good thing, but does that mean it's a stronger blender?
After running a bunch of tests on the Blendtec and Vitamix blenders, we find them to be fairly equal and capable of accomplishing the same thing. It's a matter of which blender your more comfortable with. The tamper is nice to have but you don't need it most of the time, but sometimes you do, Lol! Soup is easy to make, just add vegetables and water with some seasoning and run the blender on it's highest speed for around 4 to 6 minutes. It will cook a steamy soup pretty fast.
I would think the Ninja has better blades which cut food with less friction therefore gets less hot.
Hmmm. Desired consistency of chunkiness.
One glaring omission from this reviewis quality, which for the NB and Ninja simply aren't even in the same league. Chinese typically build junk, and Americans typically don't. I smoked the motor on a Ninja I received as a gift, and after disposing of it, did some in-depth research and bought a Blendtec (years ago) - I've had exactly zero issues. My mother burned up a NB shortly after I got my Blendtec, and at that point I was so impressed with mine that I bought her one... she's had no issues. Blendtec and Vitamix both put out a solid product, but I decided on the Blendtec over the Vitamix really for 2 reasons: First, I like being able to reach into the jar with my hand to clean and dry without worrying about disassembly or cutting myself on sharp blades (Blendtec uses blunt blades), and second I don't want to keep up with that stick that goes through the lid that you need to push things around to get them to blend sometimes. To each their own, but you couldn't get me to trade my Blendtec for any other blender...
VERY GOOD VIDEO! Thank you so much!
There are new contenders for Hot Soups since this May 6, 2016 video! An Oster Versa 1400 Pro that heats from Friction and a True cooking Hot Plate instant pot Ace Plus blender that can make Chunky Soup and even adjust for a certain Temperature and cooking time. Unless you know of any more? Thank you so much.
The Vitamix itself heats from friction no difference
The Vitamix a3500 smashes competition tbh
why didnt you use the soup feature for the rx???
I know, we messed up. Yes everyone, the Nutribullet RX has a soup feature that runs for a longer period of time, it's on the front bottom part of the Nutribullet Rx Blender Base. We totally forgot to push the button before starting the soup blend, also, we used the wrong Nutribullet Pitcher. There is another pitcher that comes with the Rx Blender which has vented lids to let the steam out so the blender doesn't over heat. Our bad. But we put it in our review to let people know. Sorry, happy blending everyone... Here's a link to the Best Blender Soup Review... thedailyvitamin.com/?p=8794
U are so lucky that the nutribullet didn't explode on you. you are never to cook hot things in that cup it says it right on the directions if u had cooked it with the 7 minute cycle u would hav had a hot mess and this is why it got so much hotter.
The Nutri Bullet was hotter, because it has no vents to let the steam out like the Vita Mix and Blendtec.
The thing is that over 118 degrees the vitamin molecules are rapidly destroyed, which means you're mainly getting fibre and not many nutrients. Also, all these machines contain harmful chemicals in the plastic jugs, which are related when the plastic is heated - even if they're BPA-free. This is the case for almost all types of plastic (which is exactly what makes it a plastic). My brother-in-law is a chemical engineer and has tested this. The effects are that these plasticides contain hormone-disruption. A glass jug would be better. I don't know why they don't use glass and why weight needs to be an issue; it's not as if people want to carry them around. I wouldn't buy any of these machines until there's one with either a glass or stainless steel jug.
Hey Shaz, thanks for your response. The Material used by Vitamix and Blendtec is called Eastman Tritan Co Polyester, so actually it is not plastic and both companies promote that it is completely BPA FREE and Safe. On the other hand, Nutribullet and Ninja Blender use a heavy duty plastic material for their jars and containers. If you are a concerned consumer then make sure to go to www.TheDailyVitamin.com and read more about these blenders.
Thanks for your response, have a wonderful day.
The Tritan material in the Blendtecs and Vitamixes don't contain any bisphenol analogues. They meet both FDA and NSF certs, so I wouldn't worry too much.
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Shaz W, There's a stainless steel jug available from the brand 'Waring' that perfectly fits the base of Vitamix. I'm considering to use that combination if my Vitamix container becomes scratched or damaged someday.
Get a Ninja Foodi Hot Cold. Built in 800 watt heater and a heavy glass jar. Fresh soup in 36 min. Plus it's an excellent blender, auto programs for smoothies, smooth/hearty soups, frozen drinks etc.
I like my soup thick and creamy to the point it isn't runny lol
Vitamix ain't got a cut off my mates are witnesses the longer you go the hotter it gets
pal my vitamix makes enough that thick the blender can barely spin when done and still doesn't die never mind a soup stop doing proper easy tests and actually put them through a serious test
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never put anything hot in a nutri bullet it explodes
the word is friction which creates heat...
Correct! The Heat is produced from the friction of the blades.
Blendoffs-Blender Blend Off Blends, could you please put your soup recipe in the comments
Lol. Not sure where the link is right now, but here it is.............!!!!!!!!
2 cups of water
3 Celery Stalks
A little bit of Onion
Some Peppers
Some Garlic
Some Cilantro
(Add whatever veggies you want)
What makes it great is this.....
Tbsp Taco Seasoning
Some Cayenne Pepper
Run it on high for around 4 to 6 minutes, enjoy...
Add in chicken, corn, beef, and whatever else after all those ingredients are cooked and liquified, use the pulse key to make it chunky.
Thank you Blendoffs. Much appreciated.
Do you recall the brand of the Taco Seasoning? Also what do you think of the CleanBlend blender?
I've found that using a freshly steamed baked (purple) potato, cauliflower, and/or an avocado also helps with thickening the soup salad!
vitamix hands down won
Lol! It really doesn't matter to much which blender wins, but that it can actually cook the soup to 165 degrees. The NutriBullet Rx 1700 Watt Blender, The Blendtec Blender, and the Vitamix Blender can all do it. The Ninja Mega Blending System doesn't allow for enough friction to cook soups, unfortunately.
The thing is that over 118 degrees the vitamin molecules are rapidly destroyed, which means you're mainly getting fibre and not many nutrients. Also, all these machines contain harmful chemicals in the plastic jugs, which are related when the plastic is heated - even if they're BPA-free. This is the case for almost all types of plastic (which is exactly what makes it a plastic). My brother-in-law is a chemical engineer and has tested this. The effects are that these plasticides contain hormone-disruption. A glass jug would be better. I don't know why they don't use glass and why weight needs to be an issue; it's not as if people want to carry them around. I wouldn't buy any of these machines until there's one with either a glass or stainless steel jug.
+Blendoffs - Blender - Blend Off Blends I was just being fun. there is no need to get smart. I said what I said and that is your fault that you take words to fault. and plus if it wasn't the case the both of you are dumb as hell to have a comparison.
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+Shaz W I have the vitamix 750 professional series. I like it
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