Thanks for watching! What is your favorite blender? Comment below! Don't forget to download our free ebook, 20 Tips for Buying Healthy Groceries on a Budget, in the description above! To see the Vitamix square off with the Soyabella for making nut milk, see ua-cam.com/video/dGwaqseYRiE/v-deo.html.
Ive used both and for those wondering where the vitamix is the hands down winner is nutmilk - only the power of the vitamix breaks down the nut fibers all the way quickly into a cream - you don't have to strain the extra leftover fiber out - great video!! :)
Awesome video, love the energy and upbeat attitude! Just wanted to give a heads up, as of 5 years ago the Vitamix is now dish washer safe, fits under the counter and also is way easier to use than the older style machines. Side note: the discoloration from lots of use comes from the fact that Vitamix containers are not plastic, but triton co-polyester Which is the cousin to bullet proof glass. (Indestructible from dropping!!) Also, some fun notes: 1: Vitamix is celebrating its 100th anniversary as a family owned company. 2: find a demonstration of the Vitamix, and you’ll find loads of people who have had their Vitamix for over 20 years. That’s because they’re built to last with heavy use! 3: Vitamix is used in 100k restaurant chains across the world not only because the blades on them are NOT sharp, but they can be used time and time again non stop. Thanks for taking the time for the video! Joshua K- Vitamix Rep
Thanks, Joshua! We’ve had our Vitamix for a long time and love it! We use it several times a day, in fact. We want to buy a newer model someday, but this one is working great. When we do buy a new one, we will definitely do a video on it. Thanks so much for your comments! Vitamix rocks!
I just switched from the Ninja Foodi to the Vitamix a3500 and the difference in my green fibrous smoothies, fruit smoothies, almond butter and my homemade ice cream is incredible. I don’t think the Ninja should have won on any of those tests to be honest. But I get it, I guess. That “extra work” with the tamper is what seemed to get the Vitamix deducted in points a lot per your grading scale, but it comes with the tamperer and they’ve never NOT been transparent about that. You do have to put in a bit of elbow grease for the quality. With the Ninja, she had to do the “convenient” preset settings more than once many times. That doesn’t strike me as very convenient if you have to repeat until it finally gets it and that raw almond butter looked atrocious on the Ninja. But that’s just my opinion, the convenience factor in these scenarios were not there at all but per the commentary it was? I chuckled at that. It just seemed very biased and I loved my Ninja Foodi but my Vitamix is in another league. You should try doing green and fruit smoothies and do actual like smear tests on a white plate. I did that and the quality is night and day difference. I did like the presentation of your video, however! Keep up the content!
This was an older model of the Vitamix as well. Kenny still likes it better than the Ninja, old or new. The criteria were developed for a tired woman. Joann preferred the Ninja overall. It really just comes down to preference. Thanks so much for watching and for the detailed input!
@@KennyandJoann you’re welcome! And I totally get it, I was able to deduce the reasoning for the grading scale from the commentary. It very well be due to it being from an older model because my Foodi is like high quality blender, but my new Vitamix is like walking into a pricey smoothie shop. They’re both good, but just in completely different leagues. Also, another thing that I hated about my Foodi is the design of the blades. I don’t think you went over that, but it’s very important! When my dishwasher was down for a few weeks those things were SCARY to hand wash. Just an important thing to mention in the future especially for those who don’t like sharp objects. Too many cuts in the kitchen over the years has made me weary of blades like that. You have to be very safe. Vitamix cleanup is a breeze. But the one thing I do enjoy more in my Foodi is how it blended ice for certain drinks. I haven’t tried it yet in my Vitamix but I’m hoping to make some frozen margaritas in it soon for a small get together and I’m praying it is as good or better than my Foodi is. Anywho, thanks for the reply and love you guy’s channel. Much love here.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I WAS LOOKING FOR A VIDEO THAT SHOWED IT COULD MAKE ICE CREAM AND IT CAN!!! :D I'm not worried anymore thank you so much :) I also love the vines in this video 😄 there so warm
I love your video, but cannot agree with the tamper comments. How is using the tamper intimidating? I’d rather do that than have to stop and scrape midway. Also, those blades on the ninja are intimidating to me
I love the tamper, actually. It’s cathartic for me. Joann is intimidated by it and so is my daughter. I’ve heard other women complain about it, so we marked it down for that. The Vitamix will always be my first choice, though. Thanks for watching, Robyn!
Last month, at the Wisconsin State Fair, I watched a demonstration of a 64 oz Vitamix blender. I was very impressed with its performance but was not willing to pay $900 for the blender. I was later able to find a 64 oz Vitamix 5200 blender for $429. However, I decided to buy a 72 oz Ninja BL610 blender for $80. Thanks for the comparative video.
I don’t think you guys are completely fair in these comparisons you rate ninja high for ease of use but you have to open a couple to few times push down the mix a bit and also you don’t rate quality as we can see the nut butter is not smooth compared to the Vitamix which should give the Ninja a fail. I owned two ninja systems and loved them bit until I got a Vitamix which now I know is superior to ninja. Good content though
The nut butter needed another run, but you’re right, the Vitamix can make smoother nut butter. It’s difficult to keep raw, though, since the Vitamix is high speed. Joann loves the Ninja, but I’ll always be a Vitamix man! Thanks for watching, Johnny!
Thank you for sharing your experience with both blenders. My Vitamix is a newer model and has the push button timer. I. Was thinking about getting the Niinja to make smaller batches of green smoothies or smoothie bowl. You got a new subscriber.
I have the cold and hot Ninja Foodi blender and I also have the Ninja Blender you showed. I find the one you showed lighter with the plastic bowls. As I am 72 years old I need something lighter when just doing regular blending.
@@KennyandJoann I love your Videos! And now to the Thermomix. I habe to say that it is not just a mixer. You can cook and steam things and its also really good for making dough. Im from germany and i hope my english isn‘t that bad. I hope you can understan what i am trying to say.
The newer Vitamix have a wide bottom container with pre-programmed settings. Can you do another video describing and comparing the texture of the blended items between the two? I I've had both and the Vitamix is the best blender and juicer hands down. The Ninja does a good enough job and with the multi functionality it is a great buy for what many are looking for.
When we buy a newer Vitamix, we will do more comparison videos. The Vitamix, old or new, is an awesome appliance! We use ours everyday. Thanks so much for watching!
That’s so sweet, Andrea! Thank you so much! Our oldest Ninja appliance is the coffee maker. Joann got one 6 years ago and gave it to our neighbor 3 years ago when she upgraded. Both coffee makers are running like new. The Ninja products seem to be built to last. Thanks for your kind words!
Over time the Ninja won’t hold up. Just like every other blender that depends on a sharp blade to do its job-once it dulls, the machine becomes useless because their inferior motors simply can’t keep up. . For that reason, don’t waste your money on the Ninja. You’ll go through 4 or 5 of them before you need to replace the Vitamix. Check out the warranty on the Vitamix as well. Vitamix and Blendtec start off with dull blades and powerful, quality motors. They pulverize their ingredients. Their dull blade concept is ingenious, actually. For a lot of items, I actually like Ninja products (e.g., air fryers, pressure cookers). But it cannot (as well the other brands) can’t compete with Vitamix or Blendtec for the long haul.
I’ve heard leaving a 1:1 ratio of vinaigre in the pitcher for a while then giving it a scrub. Maybe emptying it and giving it a quick baking soda scrub gets rid of some of the cloudiness:)
Raw nuts and seeds, if soaked/sprouted first to rinse off enzyme inhibitors, will reduce bloating and release the enzymes that improve digestion. So, to keep them raw for nut/seed butters, the blender cannot process them above 115 degrees Fahrenheit. The minerals are also more bioavailable when raw. Thanks for watching, Gloria!
Love this video. I have the same ninja and I love it. I did the cashew butter on the jar not on the nutri bowl. But it is true about the temperature. I got it for $99 on Costco. Such a steal, I had been looking for a good deal for weeks!
I'm with Joann on this one. I like to press a button and machines doing the rest of the work, so I just ordered the Ninja. Have you tried making almond milk on the Ninja?
Awesome! It’s definitely convenient, even though it takes more time. Yes, almond milk works fine with the Ninja. It takes a little longer than the Vitamix and you have to strain the pulp just like the Vitamix, but the Ninja gets the job done. The tower blades help a lot! Thanks, Diego!
Nice comparison, it helped me to give it a try to the Ninja I just recently bought on sale, the pitcher's plastic material is not precisely fitting in my concept of everlasting products though. Thanks for sharing!
i personally feel the best bang for the buck is the Ninja. it can do what many blenders can not. Vitamix is definately a good machine but the price makes it very prohibitive for most folks and also, the Vitamix carafe's are all the same. in my opinion, they are cheaply made and dull out quickly and always look dirty. my Ninja, which is 3 yrs old and used daily, still looks great...great video guys :)
Thanks so much, Dominic! Well said! They are both great blenders, but we would definitely recommend the Ninja if you didn’t already have a Vitamix. We appreciate you watching!
Yes I give it 10/10. The gluten free pretzel is a bomb. I will try it. Why the ninja cannot make soup? The booklet brings a recipe for that I think, or I might be wrong?
Thanks, Beatriz! The Ninja cannot have hot liquids according to the manual. It may be able to blend vegetables into a soup, but you will need to heat it elsewhere. The Vitamix can blend and heat the soup.
Thanks so much, Malhar! Both the Ninja and Vitamix pitchers are made of BPA-free plastic. All of the plastic attachments are also BPA free. Both are great choices. Thanks for watching!
We love the Vitamix, too! A few more rounds with the Ninja would have smoothed out that almond butter, probably. The Ninja has a 1-year warranty and the Vitamix has a 7-year warranty. No need for a Ninja if you already have a Vitamix and love it. Thanks for watching!
Love, love, love the Vitamix! Kenny is an expert with it and uses it several times a day. Both are good blenders, depending on your budget. No need to switch if you already have a Vitamix.
I bought a Ninja (I got the model that is smaller and concentrates on smoothies, smoothie bowls, spreads, etc.) but anyways you can simply buy a cheap extended warranty from Amazon if you buy it on there. I only paid $20 extra to get a 3 year warranty on mine.
She used oil in the nut butter and he didn't use oil in his nut butter, no way the ninja is better than the vitamix noway, he should have used oil or baked them first
We were trying to keep the nut butter raw. The Vitamix does a smoother job, but it heats the nut butter, since it’s a high-speed blender. To keep it from killing the enzymes, we had to stop and run cold water over the pitcher several times. That’s the only reason the Ninja was almost even there. Thanks for watching!
In the first round the Ninja won ... he had to use that tamper way too much and struggled a bit.... Image a shorter less stronger person trying to plunge that Vitamix 💗
We’re comparing the mighty Vitamix with a cheaper contender so that anyone trying to decide between the two can make an informed decision. The Ninja is not a high-speed blender, but it can do some of the same tough jobs in its own way at half the price. We love them both, though. Thanks for watching!
I dont think Ninja won this, you spent money in ninja and after 4-5y is just trash as many 🇨🇳 products, is better invest in quality product as Vitamix, also consider this video was made with latest Ninja model but not with Vitamix latest model (no fare).
In my (Kenny’s) opinion, the Vitamix always wins, no matter what model. I still use it two or more times a day. Joann likes Ninja better. If you already have a Vitamix, then there’s no reason to get a Ninja. If you’re looking for a good blender on a tight budget, then a Ninja is a great choice. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching! What is your favorite blender? Comment below! Don't forget to download our free ebook, 20 Tips for Buying Healthy Groceries on a Budget, in the description above! To see the Vitamix square off with the Soyabella for making nut milk, see ua-cam.com/video/dGwaqseYRiE/v-deo.html.
Vitamix all the way!
Love the Vitamix!
Ive used both and for those wondering where the vitamix is the hands down winner is nutmilk - only the power of the vitamix breaks down the nut fibers all the way quickly into a cream - you don't have to strain the extra leftover fiber out - great video!! :)
Thanks, Paul! Glad to help!
You two are the cutest! Thank you for this thorough video. I think I’m going to give the Ninja a try!!!
Thanks so much, Megan! That’s sweet! Let us know how it goes. We appreciate you watching!
Awesome video, love the energy and upbeat attitude!
Just wanted to give a heads up, as of 5 years ago the Vitamix is now dish washer safe, fits under the counter and also is way easier to use than the older style machines.
Side note: the discoloration from lots of use comes from the fact that Vitamix containers are not plastic, but triton co-polyester Which is the cousin to bullet proof glass. (Indestructible from dropping!!)
Also, some fun notes:
1: Vitamix is celebrating its 100th anniversary as a family owned company.
2: find a demonstration of the Vitamix, and you’ll find loads of people who have had their Vitamix for over 20 years. That’s because they’re built to last with heavy use!
3: Vitamix is used in 100k restaurant chains across the world not only because the blades on them are NOT sharp, but they can be used time and time again non stop.
Thanks for taking the time for the video!
Joshua K- Vitamix Rep
Thanks, Joshua! We’ve had our Vitamix for a long time and love it! We use it several times a day, in fact. We want to buy a newer model someday, but this one is working great. When we do buy a new one, we will definitely do a video on it. Thanks so much for your comments! Vitamix rocks!
Triton copolyester is a plastic, a durable plastic, but a plastic non the less.
I love the vibe, you two have. I am a VitaMix girl. Have been for over 8 years. Ninja has good qualities, I am not ready to make a swap just yet.
I will always use my Vitamix. Joann loves her Ninja, though. Thanks for the encouragement!
the ninja blades are a pain in the eye when it comes to cleaning them 😫
I just switched from the Ninja Foodi to the Vitamix a3500 and the difference in my green fibrous smoothies, fruit smoothies, almond butter and my homemade ice cream is incredible. I don’t think the Ninja should have won on any of those tests to be honest. But I get it, I guess. That “extra work” with the tamper is what seemed to get the Vitamix deducted in points a lot per your grading scale, but it comes with the tamperer and they’ve never NOT been transparent about that. You do have to put in a bit of elbow grease for the quality. With the Ninja, she had to do the “convenient” preset settings more than once many times. That doesn’t strike me as very convenient if you have to repeat until it finally gets it and that raw almond butter looked atrocious on the Ninja. But that’s just my opinion, the convenience factor in these scenarios were not there at all but per the commentary it was? I chuckled at that. It just seemed very biased and I loved my Ninja Foodi but my Vitamix is in another league. You should try doing green and fruit smoothies and do actual like smear tests on a white plate. I did that and the quality is night and day difference. I did like the presentation of your video, however! Keep up the content!
This was an older model of the Vitamix as well. Kenny still likes it better than the Ninja, old or new. The criteria were developed for a tired woman. Joann preferred the Ninja overall. It really just comes down to preference. Thanks so much for watching and for the detailed input!
@@KennyandJoann you’re welcome! And I totally get it, I was able to deduce the reasoning for the grading scale from the commentary. It very well be due to it being from an older model because my Foodi is like high quality blender, but my new Vitamix is like walking into a pricey smoothie shop. They’re both good, but just in completely different leagues. Also, another thing that I hated about my Foodi is the design of the blades. I don’t think you went over that, but it’s very important! When my dishwasher was down for a few weeks those things were SCARY to hand wash. Just an important thing to mention in the future especially for those who don’t like sharp objects. Too many cuts in the kitchen over the years has made me weary of blades like that. You have to be very safe. Vitamix cleanup is a breeze. But the one thing I do enjoy more in my Foodi is how it blended ice for certain drinks. I haven’t tried it yet in my Vitamix but I’m hoping to make some frozen margaritas in it soon for a small get together and I’m praying it is as good or better than my Foodi is. Anywho, thanks for the reply and love you guy’s channel. Much love here.
@@keanite2742 Thanks again for your helpful info! Much love back!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I WAS LOOKING FOR A VIDEO THAT SHOWED IT COULD MAKE ICE CREAM AND IT CAN!!! :D I'm not worried anymore thank you so much :) I also love the vines in this video 😄 there so warm
Thanks so much, Alex! The Ninja makes some great nice cream, just as delicious as the Vitamix. We’re so glad you’re here! Thanks for your kind words!
I love your video, but cannot agree with the tamper comments. How is using the tamper intimidating? I’d rather do that than have to stop and scrape midway. Also, those blades on the ninja are intimidating to me
I love the tamper, actually. It’s cathartic for me. Joann is intimidated by it and so is my daughter. I’ve heard other women complain about it, so we marked it down for that. The Vitamix will always be my first choice, though. Thanks for watching, Robyn!
Last month, at the Wisconsin State Fair, I watched a demonstration of a 64 oz Vitamix blender. I was very impressed with its performance but was not willing to pay $900 for the blender.
I was later able to find a 64 oz Vitamix 5200 blender for $429.
However, I decided to buy a 72 oz Ninja BL610 blender for $80.
Thanks for the comparative video.
Very cool! We hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Ninja is my choice
Very cool, Esther! They are both good appliances. Thanks for watching!
I don’t think you guys are completely fair in these comparisons you rate ninja high for ease of use but you have to open a couple to few times push down the mix a bit and also you don’t rate quality as we can see the nut butter is not smooth compared to the Vitamix which should give the Ninja a fail. I owned two ninja systems and loved them bit until I got a Vitamix which now I know is superior to ninja.
Good content though
The nut butter needed another run, but you’re right, the Vitamix can make smoother nut butter. It’s difficult to keep raw, though, since the Vitamix is high speed. Joann loves the Ninja, but I’ll always be a Vitamix man! Thanks for watching, Johnny!
I totally agree with your comments, this video is not a fair comparison.
Thank you for sharing your experience with both blenders. My Vitamix is a newer model and has the push button timer. I. Was thinking about getting the Niinja to make smaller batches of green smoothies or smoothie bowl. You got a new subscriber.
Thanks so much, Darcey! We are so glad you’re here!
You can make dough in the vitamix. We make pizza dough and biscuits with ours.
Wow! We’ve never tried that! I’m not sure if our model will do it, but that would be cool! Thanks for the info!
@@KennyandJoann it will. I’ve had that model before. They all have the same power and patented blade. Believe me!
I have the cold and hot Ninja Foodi blender and I also have the Ninja Blender you showed. I find the one you showed lighter with the plastic bowls. As I am 72 years old I need something lighter when just doing regular blending.
Cool! Thanks for the info, Sharon!
My favorite Mixer is the thermomix tm6
Wow, Anton! That is an awesome appliance! It should be for the price tag. That would be a cool purchase someday. Thanks for watching!
@@KennyandJoann I love your Videos! And now to the Thermomix. I habe to say that it is not just a mixer. You can cook and steam things and its also really good for making dough. Im from germany and i hope my english isn‘t that bad. I hope you can understan what i am trying to say.
@@antonhable8923 Yes, we totally understood. The thermomix can do everything. Very cool! Thanks for your kind words, Anton!
@@KennyandJoann Cool! And thanks for you answers!
I absolutely love this! I’m so happy to have found your channel!
Thanks, Wema! We’re so happy you’re here! We appreciate your support!
The newer Vitamix have a wide bottom container with pre-programmed settings. Can you do another video describing and comparing the texture of the blended items between the two? I I've had both and the Vitamix is the best blender and juicer hands down. The Ninja does a good enough job and with the multi functionality it is a great buy for what many are looking for.
When we buy a newer Vitamix, we will do more comparison videos. The Vitamix, old or new, is an awesome appliance! We use ours everyday. Thanks so much for watching!
Y’all are the absolute cutest! Thanks for sharing this video! Any thoughts on the longevity of the ninja?
That’s so sweet, Andrea! Thank you so much! Our oldest Ninja appliance is the coffee maker. Joann got one 6 years ago and gave it to our neighbor 3 years ago when she upgraded. Both coffee makers are running like new. The Ninja products seem to be built to last. Thanks for your kind words!
Over time the Ninja won’t hold up. Just like every other blender that depends on a sharp blade to do its job-once it dulls, the machine becomes useless because their inferior motors simply can’t keep up. . For that reason, don’t waste your money on the Ninja. You’ll go through 4 or 5 of them before you need to replace the Vitamix. Check out the warranty on the Vitamix as well.
Vitamix and Blendtec start off with dull blades and powerful, quality motors. They pulverize their ingredients. Their dull blade concept is ingenious, actually.
For a lot of items, I actually like Ninja products (e.g., air fryers, pressure cookers). But it cannot (as well the other brands) can’t compete with Vitamix or Blendtec for the long haul.
Well said! Thanks for your input!
Thank you for your video. I am definitely buying the Vitamix.
The Vitamix is an awesome machine! Kenny uses it everyday. Great choice! Let us know what you think. We appreciate you watching!
I’ve heard leaving a 1:1 ratio of vinaigre in the pitcher for a while then giving it a scrub. Maybe emptying it and giving it a quick baking soda scrub gets rid of some of the cloudiness:)
We’ve tried something similar before. It was an improvement, but not a fix. We’ll try your specific advice and see what happens. Thanks so much!
Love This couple and I love your nails!
Thanks, Beatriz! That is so sweet! We appreciate you being here!
Raw nut butter? I thought the nuts has to be toasted first I’ve never heard of this. What’s the benefits compared to the the toasted?
Raw nuts and seeds, if soaked/sprouted first to rinse off enzyme inhibitors, will reduce bloating and release the enzymes that improve digestion. So, to keep them raw for nut/seed butters, the blender cannot process them above 115 degrees Fahrenheit. The minerals are also more bioavailable when raw. Thanks for watching, Gloria!
You two are so cute!! Awesome review
Thanks so much for the kind words, Kellsie! We appreciate you watching!
I loved this video! Good job!
Thank you so much! We had fun making it! Thanks for watching!
Love this video. I have the same ninja and I love it. I did the cashew butter on the jar not on the nutri bowl. But it is true about the temperature. I got it for $99 on Costco. Such a steal, I had been looking for a good deal for weeks!
That is a great deal! So glad you love your Ninja! Thanks for watching, Beatriz!
Thank for making this video!!!
You are so welcome, Allanna! Thank you for watching!
I had a vitamin. I really think it doesn’t hurt to have both.
Absolutely! Both are great blenders!
I'm with Joann on this one. I like to press a button and machines doing the rest of the work, so I just ordered the Ninja. Have you tried making almond milk on the Ninja?
Awesome! It’s definitely convenient, even though it takes more time. Yes, almond milk works fine with the Ninja. It takes a little longer than the Vitamix and you have to strain the pulp just like the Vitamix, but the Ninja gets the job done. The tower blades help a lot! Thanks, Diego!
@@KennyandJoann Great! Will definitely try as well as your smoothies recipes. They look great! Thanks!
Thanks so much, Diego! We hope you enjoy them!
Awesome Couple. You'll rock
Thanks so much, Prashanth, for your kind words! We appreciate you watching!
I want more ninja recipes/test :) .
Thank you so much! We have a few more. Have you seen the açaí bowl recipe with the Ninja? ua-cam.com/video/M4TGGsPyY0U/v-deo.html
Nice comparison, it helped me to give it a try to the Ninja I just recently bought on sale, the pitcher's plastic material is not precisely fitting in my concept of everlasting products though. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for your encouragement, Jose! We appreciate you watching!
I liked the show, and I wish you more success
Thanks so much, Ahmed! We appreciate your encouragement!
I just bought Ninja blender 😊😅
Yay! Both are great choices! Thanks so much for watching!
Enjoyed the video! :)
Thanks so much, Minjung! We appreciate you watching!
i personally feel the best bang for the buck is the Ninja. it can do what many blenders can not. Vitamix is definately a good machine but the price makes it very prohibitive for most folks and also, the Vitamix carafe's are all the same. in my opinion, they are cheaply made and dull out quickly and always look dirty. my Ninja, which is 3 yrs old and used daily, still looks great...great video guys :)
Thanks so much, Dominic! Well said! They are both great blenders, but we would definitely recommend the Ninja if you didn’t already have a Vitamix. We appreciate you watching!
Yes I give it 10/10. The gluten free pretzel is a bomb. I will try it. Why the ninja cannot make soup? The booklet brings a recipe for that I think, or I might be wrong?
Thanks, Beatriz! The Ninja cannot have hot liquids according to the manual. It may be able to blend vegetables into a soup, but you will need to heat it elsewhere. The Vitamix can blend and heat the soup.
Awesome video guys 👍🏻👍🏻 just one question is ninja big pitcher made up of glass or plastic ?
Thanks so much, Malhar! Both the Ninja and Vitamix pitchers are made of BPA-free plastic. All of the plastic attachments are also BPA free. Both are great choices. Thanks for watching!
Love this video
Thanks so much, Javier! Thanks for watching!
I want to buy the Ninja Foodi, but can someone tell me if it’s safe to blend hot liquids in it?
It cannot hot blend, according to the Ninja specs. Not sure why, though, since it is dishwasher safe.
@@KennyandJoann thank you!
I haven't made my own nut butters. Home made is something I've thought about. I like the demonstration.
Thanks, Donna! Love nut butter!
I love my Vitamix. The Ninja did a poor job with that nut butter. How’s the warranty on the ninja compare to Vitamix’s?
We love the Vitamix, too! A few more rounds with the Ninja would have smoothed out that almond butter, probably. The Ninja has a 1-year warranty and the Vitamix has a 7-year warranty. No need for a Ninja if you already have a Vitamix and love it. Thanks for watching!
@@KennyandJoann thanks for the reply. Looking forward to what’s next ❤️
Ninja warranty is 1y, and low price, all that just because is made in 🇨🇳. Vitamix well is just better in all if you learn how do it correctly.
Love, love, love the Vitamix! Kenny is an expert with it and uses it several times a day. Both are good blenders, depending on your budget. No need to switch if you already have a Vitamix.
I bought a Ninja (I got the model that is smaller and concentrates on smoothies, smoothie bowls, spreads, etc.) but anyways you can simply buy a cheap extended warranty from Amazon if you buy it on there. I only paid $20 extra to get a 3 year warranty on mine.
If your wife put in the powder with the almond milk which you can do she wouldn't have had to do it twice and the ninja would have won
Yes, we mix powder and almond milk first now. It’s so much easier that way. Thanks for watching, Ken!
I want to make homemade flour out of grains, will ninja help me in having smooth dry flour?? Plz help!!
Yes, you sure can! I’ve seen it done with brown rice. Thanks for watching!
Warranty comparison?
The Ninja has a 1-year warranty and the Vitamix has a 3-year warranty. Thanks for watching!
She used oil in the nut butter and he didn't use oil in his nut butter, no way the ninja is better than the vitamix noway, he should have used oil or baked them first
We were trying to keep the nut butter raw. The Vitamix does a smoother job, but it heats the nut butter, since it’s a high-speed blender. To keep it from killing the enzymes, we had to stop and run cold water over the pitcher several times. That’s the only reason the Ninja was almost even there. Thanks for watching!
In the first round the Ninja won ... he had to use that tamper way too much and struggled a bit.... Image a shorter less stronger person trying to plunge that Vitamix 💗
So true! Joann hates the tamper! It’s a workout sometimes! Lol!
sir this red belendar RPM?
The Vitamix ranges between 22,700 and 28,500 RPM. Thanks for watching!
You guys are too cute
Aww, thanks so much! We appreciate you watching!
Why do they have almost $1000 orthodox of blenders in this video?
We’re comparing the mighty Vitamix with a cheaper contender so that anyone trying to decide between the two can make an informed decision. The Ninja is not a high-speed blender, but it can do some of the same tough jobs in its own way at half the price. We love them both, though. Thanks for watching!
Vitamix is King of Blender
We love the Vitamix, especially Kenny! We use it several times a day. Thanks for watching!
I dont think Ninja won this, you spent money in ninja and after 4-5y is just trash as many 🇨🇳 products, is better invest in quality product as Vitamix, also consider this video was made with latest Ninja model but not with Vitamix latest model (no fare).
In my (Kenny’s) opinion, the Vitamix always wins, no matter what model. I still use it two or more times a day. Joann likes Ninja better. If you already have a Vitamix, then there’s no reason to get a Ninja. If you’re looking for a good blender on a tight budget, then a Ninja is a great choice. Thanks for the input and thanks for watching!
I lake Vitamix
It’s an awesome machine! Thanks for watching, Rajitha!
Pretty wife
Thanks so much, Texas Ninja! I have to agree! We appreciate you watching!
You two are the cutest! Thank you for this thorough video. I think I’m going to give the Ninja a try!!!
Thanks so much, Megan! That’s sweet! Let us know how it goes. We appreciate you watching!