Do you have both an immersion blender and a hand mixer in your kitchen? Let me know... Neither one seems to be super common. If you liked this video, you might like this Ninja Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System review video, too: ua-cam.com/video/VDHLPfgmCSM/v-deo.html
I have this complete mixing, blending, chopping system. I would have liked the beaker to have a handle. Other than that, I absolutely love it. I caught mine on sale on QVC for around $75 - $80 and chose the Cobalt Blue. I have used it many, many times. No issues whatsoever. The emersion stick blender is super powerful. The way the mixer starts off slow is a plus as well. It has not 'bogged down' at all.
I just "liked" and "subscribed". You do an excellent job reviewing items. Today I'll have a look at more of your videos. The only concern you mentioned that I am also not happy with is the cord storage (or lack of it) on this appliance. This was almost a deal breaker for me. That aside, I am continuously surprised other kitchen appliance companies don't take a lesson from Ninja and KitchenAid's stand mixers by producing quality, well thought out products. Obviously, there's enormous market of people willing to pay a little more for quality. And you are right about Ninja items being so hard to clean. After two years, I just recently replaced my Ninja DT251 Foodi 10-in-1 Smart XL Air Fry Oven only due to the difficulty in cleaning it. It's such a shame because otherwise, it was a wonderful product. Keep up the good work, Joe.
I wanted to replace my old immersion blender, hand mixer and chopping blade so I bought it a while ago. I was shocked at the size, power and noise difference between the immersion blender from ninja and the one I had. Ninja was like 2 times the size while also being a lot quieter. Funny enough one of the reason I changed was because the old hand mixer had a very annoying power cord that made it a pain to use and store so I'm pretty happy that the cord of this one is short and easy to fold. So yea I'm pretty happy with it.
Nice job on video ... question, did you try this mixer on any stiffer mixing jobs? The Ninja website offers dough hooks for this mixer. Do you think it would handle the occasional bread dough or cookie dough? Grassi!
I haven't tried anything super thick with it yet. The thickest I've done is just mayo, but I've been thinking about trying to mix some bread in there to see how well it could handle it.
Obvious questions s/b first. What's the cost? What country is it made in? My experience? these stick mixers do not last long. But they DO last long enough such that, when you want to replace parts, your only choice is to buy repurchase the unit BUT unfortunately that model is no longer available. Only solution is to buy a spare BEFORE the original disappears.
Hi! When we picked this up it was on sale for $99 USD. Like everything else Ninja makes, it is manufactured in China.... That's a little disappointing for me, but it does keep that price pretty low. I can't really speak too much to the durability though since we haven't had it long enough to really say for sure, but I like the idea of grabbing a spare, just in case. You're an evil genius. LOL. On a related note, I've had good luck with Ninja's stuff. I have quite a bit of it, and haven't had too many issues with them over the years. Then again, I've been lucky with that with all my kitchen equipment, except my aweful Sumsung Fridge's ice maker.
I bought it yesterday...and strangely i found in the book of cooking instructions a photo from a Chinese comic book... which i translated from Google and it was not something good....has anyone found anything like this in the box like i did?
I'm just a typical always-heartbroken charger fan... Seems like it's always the same story with them. Been a fan since I was 8, though... So it's card coded into my DNA. Haha.
Haven't had any problems with this one yet. Doesn't even seem to get all that warm. I try not to push it really hard though. Maybe that has something to do with it?
@04Ammy04 hey... I like that Ninja version, but I haven't had a chance to mess with the Braun just yet. It seems pretty compelling, but since I haven't used it, I can't really say just yet.
@@04Ammy04I bought the ninja cause I wanted to have an immersion and also need a mixer so I thought I'd try it my previous immersion was a bruan and lasted over 10 years crushing ice and such
Do you have both an immersion blender and a hand mixer in your kitchen? Let me know... Neither one seems to be super common. If you liked this video, you might like this Ninja Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System review video, too: ua-cam.com/video/VDHLPfgmCSM/v-deo.html
I have this complete mixing, blending, chopping system. I would have liked the beaker to have a handle. Other than that, I absolutely love it. I caught mine on sale on QVC for around $75 - $80 and chose the Cobalt Blue. I have used it many, many times. No issues whatsoever. The emersion stick blender is super powerful. The way the mixer starts off slow is a plus as well. It has not 'bogged down' at all.
Good idea on the handle.... definitely would be welcome!
I just "liked" and "subscribed". You do an excellent job reviewing items. Today I'll have a look at more of your videos.
The only concern you mentioned that I am also not happy with is the cord storage (or lack of it) on this appliance. This was almost a deal breaker for me. That aside, I am continuously surprised other kitchen appliance companies don't take a lesson from Ninja and KitchenAid's stand mixers by producing quality, well thought out products. Obviously, there's enormous market of people willing to pay a little more for quality.
And you are right about Ninja items being so hard to clean. After two years, I just recently replaced my Ninja DT251 Foodi 10-in-1 Smart XL Air Fry Oven only due to the difficulty in cleaning it. It's such a shame because otherwise, it was a wonderful product.
Keep up the good work, Joe.
Thanks, Freedom! Appreciate ya!
I wanted to replace my old immersion blender, hand mixer and chopping blade so I bought it a while ago. I was shocked at the size, power and noise difference between the immersion blender from ninja and the one I had. Ninja was like 2 times the size while also being a lot quieter. Funny enough one of the reason I changed was because the old hand mixer had a very annoying power cord that made it a pain to use and store so I'm pretty happy that the cord of this one is short and easy to fold. So yea I'm pretty happy with it.
Sweet! I'm pretty happy with it so far too
Thanks bro 😎 just order mine and I wanted to see someone using it.
You got it... Ours is still working great.
Great Vid! I want that cilantro dressing and tomato soup recipe!
Thank you! I have them both up on the channel. That dressing is pretty fantastic.
Very Good Video Joe Phenomenal. Excellent expanation of all the Attachments & Control Buttons. Maybe making Pancake Batter an easier task. LOL LOL
Cool idea! Pancakes are always a good idea.
Excellent explanation as usual😄
Thanks! 😃
Nice job on video ... question, did you try this mixer on any stiffer mixing jobs? The Ninja website offers dough hooks for this mixer. Do you think it would handle the occasional bread dough or cookie dough? Grassi!
I haven't tried anything super thick with it yet. The thickest I've done is just mayo, but I've been thinking about trying to mix some bread in there to see how well it could handle it.
Did you end up trying thicker textures?
Thank you- very thorough ❤
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
Obvious questions s/b first. What's the cost? What country is it made in? My experience? these stick mixers do not last long. But they DO last long enough such that, when you want to replace parts, your only choice is to buy repurchase the unit BUT unfortunately that model is no longer available. Only solution is to buy a spare BEFORE the original disappears.
Hi! When we picked this up it was on sale for $99 USD. Like everything else Ninja makes, it is manufactured in China.... That's a little disappointing for me, but it does keep that price pretty low. I can't really speak too much to the durability though since we haven't had it long enough to really say for sure, but I like the idea of grabbing a spare, just in case. You're an evil genius. LOL. On a related note, I've had good luck with Ninja's stuff. I have quite a bit of it, and haven't had too many issues with them over the years. Then again, I've been lucky with that with all my kitchen equipment, except my aweful Sumsung Fridge's ice maker.
@@JoesPhenomenalI picked this up $90 on sale with a 40% off coupon from Kohl’s brought down the price to $54.
@TDS1108Gaming whoa... Nice!
I bought it yesterday...and strangely i found in the book of cooking instructions a photo from a Chinese comic book... which i translated from Google and it was not something good....has anyone found anything like this in the box like i did?
That is super weird.... And creepy....
@@JoesPhenomenal it was super creepy.... it was like a creepy Chinese prayer or something....i have taken a photo of it and then i threw it away...
@stavroulaification whoa...
My only question is, are you a San Diego Charger or LAme Charger?
I'm just a typical always-heartbroken charger fan... Seems like it's always the same story with them. Been a fan since I was 8, though... So it's card coded into my DNA. Haha.
People say the bottom warps over time with heat.
Haven't had any problems with this one yet. Doesn't even seem to get all that warm. I try not to push it really hard though. Maybe that has something to do with it?
Would you recommend this one or the braun mult q ... the MQ7035X version. Both on sale right now.
@04Ammy04 hey... I like that Ninja version, but I haven't had a chance to mess with the Braun just yet. It seems pretty compelling, but since I haven't used it, I can't really say just yet.
@@04Ammy04I bought the ninja cause I wanted to have an immersion and also need a mixer so I thought I'd try it my previous immersion was a bruan and lasted over 10 years crushing ice and such