Cheap Blender Better? $630 Vitamix vs Ninja, Hamilton Beach, Cuisinart, BioChef, Nutribullet

[@ProjectFarm]

Here’s the list of products reviewed. More details in the video description. Thank you! Vitamix: amzn.to/3VnVoV5 Nutribullet: amzn.to/3EWw2X3 BioChef: amzn.to/3Vo4dhj Cuisinart: amzn.to/3iwofYp Ninja: amzn.to/3FjIoKe WantJoin: amzn.to/3VN3fLF Syvio: amzn.to/3VMyczE Brentwood: amzn.to/3Uqyg75 Yabano: amzn.to/3FhrLim Hamilton Beach: amzn.to/3B1QQLY

[@cinziam457]

You may never see this....but here's my request: Personal blenders that don't need to blend anything more tricky than frozen fruit and kale. I genuinely know hundreds of people (via a kitchen group I belong go) that are looking for personal blenders that combine quality + good value + aesthetics. WHY is it so hard to make something that's appealing like a SMEG (I'm Italian/lived in Italy ) but I question its effectiveness, especially for the high pricepoint.

[@ClifD]

The Nutribullet is unavailable, hope they didn't discontinue. Wonder if there is a newer but at least equivalent version now? Seems the Syvio isn't either. (the two better but reasonably priced blenders on the list)

[@RickLaBanca]

I’m glad you’ve expanded from tools to kitchen tools. Nobody does tests like you do, including big companies like consumer reports.

[@klb3400]

true !

[@psedog]

After they destroyed the Suzuki reputation in America. I can never trust or support consumer reports. PF is the real consumer reports 😅

[@mrlegodude96alt2]

I was looking for a specific kitchen tool, googled it, first 5 pages of results were all the same thing, no one actually tested them they just read amazon reviews, and then posted affiliate links, I stopped looking because I couldn't find a single person that had actually used one

[@Serahpin]

@@psedog What they do?

[@johnc7512]

I agree his test are more like the real world test.

[@117Chief930]

A big benefit of the Vita-Mix that you don't mention is that it is fully rebuildable. I run a restaurant and we have all Vita-Mix blenders in the kitchen and bar, and the rebuild kits are relatively cheap and replace all wear parts off the motor. You can run these things all day for years and when the clutches start slipping or the teeth on the drive gear get worn, it takes about 5 minutes to replace them and you're back up and running for another year or two. The motor is also pretty much indestructible, so these things are basically immortal. Makes the price a little bit easier to swallow.

[@dlewis9760]

Most home users won't be running them nearly as much as you. The time interval for a breakdown may be an extremely long time. You are correct though. You pay for industrial grade construction and most of the time you will get it.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@jamesfrench7299]

So it's the Maytag of blenders?

[@boblove2796]

I'm really sad to hear about the rebuild kits. I've been trying to wear out my 20 year old Vitamix so I can check out newer models. 😞 There is a reason you see Vitamix on so many of the cooking shows.

[@nirvanarocks15]

@boblove2796 I got mine from Costco for around $300. There is no need to spend $600+. It's a real nice blender, and I'll probably never need to replace it.

[@GD_Zimmeh]

I love how quick you go from test to test, blender to blender, not wasting anybody’s time and just getting straight to the point.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@DylTheDadMan]

It's awesome! He's clear, and speaks coherently.

[@olileatsnoc]

I'm getting ads for blenders on all my socials now though 🤣🤣

[@teebosaurusyou]

Why he deserves every single subscription.

[@rubiconnn]

Meanwhile every other youtuber is shouting: "HEY GUYS THANKS FOR CLICKING. LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE. LATER ON IN THIS VIDEO WE'RE GOING TO TEST THING BUT FIRST..."

[@ScaleRacingChannel]

This one hits close to home. My son was on a blenderized diet for most of his life. After chewing through a number of different food processors and blenders, we finally pulled the trigger on the Vitamix. We picked it up as a factory reconditioned model from a kitchen store at an outlet mall. Full warranty and it only set us back about $250. It looked and operated like brand new. We used this blender for over 13 years and it withstood a lot of use. The power switch failed on us once. Still within the 10 year warranty time period (yes, 10 years), they asked us to send the whole unit with upper jar/lid and everything. We explained what we used the blender for, they had a replacement sent for us a few days later to use as a loaner while they fixed ours. A week and a half later we received our old blender back. it returned to us with the power switch assembly replaced as well as a whole new upper jar (which included a new blade, lid, and tamper). I am assuming that if there were any other internals that needed replacing, they probably did that too. As to this day, it is still running strong. SO, say what you will about the expensive price tag. If you want a blender to withstand the test of time AND be backed by an excellent company with a warranty that beats them all, then Vitamix is the only way to go.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@fackeyutub-emael6545]

What model was it?

[@brianhawk1854]

Probably 5200.

[@ScaleRacingChannel]

@@fackeyutub-emael6545 it was the 5300

[@latmcb9863]

I agree - Vitamix is worth every penny. I have been using mine for about 13 years and have had an excellent experience. Really terrific customer service if there are any problems. If this one ever dies, I will replace it with another Vitamix.

[@thermobollocks]

At the beginning I couldn't really think of how you'd measure how good a blender is at blending. Your tests are always so well thought out.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@EbilGeneyus]

My wife and I are super glad you've started doing home appliances. We love your presentation, impartiality, and scientific rigor. Looking forward to when you do stand mixers, specifically Kitchenaid (hint, hint)... Love your channel! Keep up the great work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@hemiaddiction]

@Project Farm don't forget the Bosch universal + when you do that

[@ramrod132]

If you're interested in KitchenAid, AvE has a good breakdown video. He tends to be a bit crude, but the content is good. The biggest thing I learned from buying a KA Pro 600 is that they really struggle at kneading larger batches of whole wheat or enriched dough like brioche. Their stated capacity is based on very soft white bread loaves; they just don't have the power for large batches or heavy dough. If you are just making cookies, cakes, and icing then you will be fine, but adventurous bread makers will likely run into problems with a Kitchenaid. On the plus side, when you wear the gears down, KA mixers are very modular and easy to repair yourself. As someone who makes bread, if I had to do it again I'd look at the Bosch universal or the Ankarsrum mixer, or bite the bullet and get a Famag.

[@Realzproductreviews]

😊

[@Larry-yb7zl]

As a home gardener with a quasi-chef hobby, I decided to splurge on a Vitamix earlier this year. It's a beast for sure. I freeze whole garden tomatoes and can throw them into the blender, frozen, with some spices and other vegetables and create a too-hot-to-eat tomato soup totally by friction in about six minutes. From frozen! Smoothies are great. Blackberry seeds, which I despise, disappear. I have the A3500 model. This is an amazing blender; I have not needed to use the plunger and I have used this machine a lot. One thing you did not cover was the warranty. Vitamix has a full 10 year warranty including the jar and lid. They also pay shipping both directions for warranty repairs as they doubt you will ever need it. I believe they state less than 2% have had an issue. I ordered mine on sale from Macys plus received a $100 credit for opening a cc account so my cost was substantially lower than list, but it is still expensive. First time I have commented. Really enjoy your videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback on the Vitamix and great point on the warranty.

[@WontSeeReplies]

Hands down best blender. And I threw a fit when my wife’s mother bought it for us. Too much money, yet worth every penny. …a lot more pennies today.

[@ArashixArashi]

I got a refurbished one on sale from their website so it also included warranty. It is my absolute favorite appliance in the kitchen. It does exactly what you need it to!

[@qwkimball]

I own the 750 tested here. Bought directly from Vitamix for $399 on Black Friday. I'd also mention it has a self-cleaning mode, the blades are intentionally not sharpened, it has a power switch on the side. It's massive overkill for most kitchens, but I know people with 30-year-old models running strong. Great video, as always!

[@igbatious]

I'm going on about 10 years now with my Vitamix 5200, just replaced the container, but nothing else. Gets used once a week at least and it's by far the best kitchen appliance I've ever purchased. The initial cost hurts, no doubt. But it pays for itself year after year.

[@GalactusOG]

The amount of work you put into these videos is valuable. Thank you.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@advancednutritioninc908]

I have only had 2 Vitamix since 1976 and I could have rebuilt the 1st one but they had made so many improvements in the 20+ years that I elected to buy a new one. Now the 2nd one is over 20 years old and it's still going! :) And I think Project Farm is the Vitamix of of equipment testing! Thank You!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@kjeldschouten-lebbing6260]

Which improvements? I did actual technical research on them some while back and the most improvements is electronics and touchscreens that are less durable than the older designs. Mostly they just add some fancy logic instead of turning a button yourself and/or detect the container used, which is totally useless.

[@duckadence]

@@kjeldschouten-lebbing6260 Based on the dates he gave, he bought his second one earlier than 1976 and his first one earlier than 1956. I don't think he's talking about the modern versions.

[@PerfectTangent]

@@duckadence No. "Since 1976" is the date of the first purchase. It lasted 20+ years pushing it into the 90s or early 2000s for the purchase of the second.

[@M00NM0NEY]

This is fantastic! I’ve gone through many blenders in my time. Everything is plastic and not made with quality. So far the best blender is still my Mom’s Oster blender from the 1970’s. It was thick, robust, and the blades were massive. Also, it has a glass container and still has that yellowing plastic color on the exterior housing. It has stood the test of time and still working to this day. Manufacturers have abandoned that kind of quality. Great work Project Farm!

[@svenjorgensenn8418]

You don't want glass lol

[@picax8398]

@@svenjorgensenn8418 i don't want you here.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@johndough8115]

@@svenjorgensenn8418 I prefer glass. Plastic easily scratch up, and they leech toxic chemicals to boot.

[@villageidiot8718]

planned obsolescence

[@additudeobx]

Thanks for that Todd. 10-ish years I did a similar test for my business and ended up with two Vitamix "Bar Boss" blenders @ $750 each (even though my business does not server alcohol) and two additional containers @ $250 each. What I discovered was having a larger, flatter canister bottom aided the blending action for making smoothies and frappes. My canisters are triangle shaped; I use chunk ice, milk, frappe mix and off we go for 1 minute. I have made tens of thousands of frappes and smoothies. I consider those blenders a corner stone of the business and one of my best purchases.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@chrisperez4093]

@@ProjectFarm todd

[@mayhit]

Absolutely fantastic comparison video! If all comparison videos out there were as informative and distilled as yours, I think we'd all have a much, much easier time researching our purchases! You have my gratitude! 🙏

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@earthling_parth]

I'm still impressed with Nutribullet doing almost the same as Vitamix while costing 1/6th. Thank you again for doing video on blenders. Please do more kitchen tools ❤️

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion. Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!

[@manuelsalvatierra2940]

Difference I guess is if you want to buy from made in china or usa

[@nickfosley2882]

@@manuelsalvatierra2940 if usa cost an arm and a leg, china it is

[@anonanonymous1988]

Problem with the Nutribullet is it tends to leak and break down. Probably end up spending more in the long run having to replace it. I went through 3 of them in five years.

[@sidd0123]

@@anonanonymous1988 To be fair, you're still technically ahead by $300 dollars.

[@jivepatrol6833]

Great video once again. I went on eBay years ago and bought a used Vitamix 4000 Commercial unit in excellent condition with a heavy duty motor and stainless tank for about $150. It is now about 40 years old but looks, runs and performs like new. It was made in Cleveland, OH and is of high quality materials and workmanship. Glad to see the units are still American made and are top performers. Thank You.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@AroundTheHouseWithGB]

Great video! I’ve had a major competitor to the vitamix (Blendtec) for the better part of 10 years now and it’s still going strong. Would love to see Blendtec in a round two! And food processors would be a great follow up to this!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback! I'll test in the round 2 video if there's enough interest. Thank you!

[@ac.creations]

Yea why no blendtec? The Will it blend show was a staple of early KZbin

[@mmutumm]

Blendtec was an KZbin icon! We deserve a round two with tougher challenges. Maybe with one of those powerful commercial stainless steel blenders to elevate the class.

[@Marktec]

We have a Blendtec...we'd love to see how it fares against the others! It's really, really loud, and powerful, but the blades become dull very quickly. Pretty upsetting considering the price to be honest!

[@fredjackson6305]

@@Marktec are the blades easy to sharpen?

[@rustyrebar123]

I think it is important to note that there are other Vita-Mix models that are cheaper that also preform quite well. You can get a good Vita-Mix in the $350 range.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@DanielMartinez-gz5ou]

Bro said cheap

[@oldbird4210]

Suggestion: Portable refrigerator/ freezers for travelers!

[@craighunter7350]

It also important to note the fantastic 5, 7 and 10 year warranties offered on the American made Vitamix blenders.

[@meatpopsicle6244]

Just bought it.

[@rollotomasi5360]

I could have never imagined that watching appliances being tested could be so engaging and fun. Your no-filler information-packed presentation style is ideally suited to comparing so many brands. Kudos! Please test countertop air fryer-type ovens also when you get a chance.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@zebedeesummers4413]

yeah I'd love to see him make a review on heat guns and more kitchen gear. I was suprised to see a blender but now if feel like limitless reviews to come.

[@guygalt1102]

I surprised myself by watching all the way through. Fascinating.

[@xtriggerhapp1496]

@@ProjectFarm I definitely wanna see you text out tool belt and tool boxes like the Milwaukee pack outs ,ladders Scissors and much more. Keep up the content. Oh another idea coffee mugs.

[@subs4794]

@@ProjectFarm Yes, to air fryer units, hopefully not the cheap tiny ones, but countertop air fryer/convection/toaster oven combos. Usually $100 to $400ish. A note on your audio, I heard a lot of "plosives" from your voice, so maybe a pop screen or postproduction can help with it.

[@hanyoukimura]

Wasn't expecting blender comparison, so this was a real treat! I watched quite a few blender comparisons a couple years ago, and came away with two observations: The Ninja is overrated and is only really good at crashing ice, and the Vitmax is expensive, but you really get what you pay for. I bought a Vitamix similar to the one you tested. Makes amazing smoothies. No seeds or bits, everything gets perfectly blended. Fun fact: the heat generated by the blade friction is enough that you can make hot soup with it when blending for six minutes or so.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank for sharing!

[@TheJohn8765]

@@ProjectFarmI wish you'd tested a Blendtec, if only for the internet points ;)

[@mysteriousu5528]

I have the Vitamix 5200 restaurant model both wet and dry container. You just can't beat it. Period. I use both frequently, wet container for making smoothies, different grains batter, soups and dry for wheat varieties, doughs, lentils' powder and espresso powder. Costco used to sell this particular model combo years ago and i got mine from there but it no longer sells 5200 now. ATK also tested different high end blenders and declared vitamix 5200 as the winner and vitamix 750 as runner up🤣

[@philpaschal5013]

@@TheJohn8765 I got my blendtech when I saw it shred an iPhone. I have been 100% satisfied.

[@DashVandle]

Ninja makes like 30 different blenders for some reason, and this one is like the lowest end one. My Ninja easily blends Chia Seeds

[@timstevens5769]

Your testing is perfectly in line with my experience. We had 3-4 blenders in the first 14 or so years of our marriage. The first was seemingly of the old metal and large motor design often associated with old American products that simply worked and lasted. Following that, the Hamilton Beach or Oster normal mixers only seemed to last a very short time in our home. The Vitamin was bought at Costco with the original tall design and it has been unbelievably good for about 10 years. The price was well under half of the price you quoted for the Vitamix at that time. Great review and it is nice to see that it still holds up to the competition.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@SupremeShuckle]

@@ProjectFarm you say cuisine art like they say in my favorite movie, Spaceballs

[@kevinlillis7334]

Gotta say this is probably the most worthwhile/education packed video for me yet, considering I enjoy all your videos. You are as most say here, a better product tester than most manufacturers/companies. I hope at some point circumstances will permit me to help with off-setting costs for products you purchase for testing, as I know nothing is cheap lately. All I can do for now is say thank you for what you do for me and many others.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@the973kgt]

This was my experience as well. I have had many many blenders over the years. I bought a Vitamix about 8 years ago and it has performed well beyond my expectations and is still going strong today. Never had any issues. I’ve made smoothies, bread, ice cream, sorbets, soups etc. comes with a nice little cookbook too. The broccoli cheese soup and the peach sorbet is amazing.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Auguur]

Same. I wish I had just gotten one years before I did, it is worth the investment.

[@Lizard72]

Ditto, bought one 5 years ago on sale and it's proved it's worth. Picked up the smaller jar, makes it easy to do quick blends.

[@dumpsterfire6351]

I’m not gonna test that

[@dragngt]

As a husband who just had my wife buy $250 Vitamix, I’m happy to see that it managed to come out on top. A little expensive, but I do like that the product is made in the USA and metal on metal contact as opposed to plastic. Should last longer.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@emmasurf8768]

Those are a good bit but the$250 will run a little different than the 750 so may have to adjust running time and speed til you're used to it

[@OlivierCaron]

Make potato leek soup, it's so smooth with a Vitamix that I think it was well worth the price just for that!

[@auturgicflosculator2183]

@@OlivierCaron Potatoes and leeks, when cooked, are easy to blend smooth by hand with no blender at all. Wouldn't exactly call that a compelling reason to spend hundreds of dollars.

[@Luke_MoonWalker]

BlendTec > Vitamix

[@OliverXRed]

If you ever do blenders again, maybe do the Blendtec blender, since they have made themselves quite famous on KZbin with their Will it Blend series, where they try to blend non food items such as IPhones or bricks. It would be interesting to see how it stacks up to the other blenders.

[@GerardPinzone]

Blendtec is as expensive as Vitamix and always comes in 2nd place.

[@drvish]

Yep.. only thing missing in an otherwise awesome round up.

[@notaregistereduser3446]

I agree. I love our blendtec

[@PapeySapote]

@@GerardPinzonecomes in second to the vitamix?

[@TestECull]

AvE did a BOLTR on that thing. Go peep that.

[@Voxphyle]

As someone who likes to buy quality tools for the garage AND the kitchen.. this is fantastic. Unbiased reviews with test that are as scientific as you want for real world application. In all the items I've researched, I've never found anything remotely close to the quality here. I've never been a Patreon subscriber to anything, but this is going to be my first. The amount of time and money spent on these videos is an absolutely invaluable service. Thank you!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for becoming a Patreon subscriber!

[@hintond2913]

After buying numerous brands and wearing them out due to everyday use, I bought a vitamix. It's been 15 years, and the vitamix is still going strong 💯💯‼️

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@dini1046]

Is the vitamix made the same way in 2023/22?

[@ElkStirrinTheHoney]

I wondered about the longevity of the items in these tests. Although it would be very tedious and time consuming to test.. The information given is very valuable.

[@hintond2913]

@Dini I bought the 650 professional series, and from what I can tell, the only difference is that it costs about 200 less than what I originally paid.

[@skip741x3]

@@ElkStirrinTheHoney we have an ancient vitamix, still going strong and used many times a week.. I question whether the plastic ninja one or some of the others would hold up if they were as old as our vitamix...likely they would be in the trash

[@patrickcarew5231]

The channel adds so much value to its viewers. This is far far better than reviews from random people or corporate reviews from consumer reports. I've made more purchases based on your content than any other review source and it isn't close. Thank you.

[@brentgates6363]

Same

[@ProjectFarm]

My pleasure!

[@brendanworks6773]

Yeah, I have a running list of Project Farm recommended products. It’s on par with Consumer Reports.

[@justinfincher2385]

The biggest thing i appreciate about this particular review is that you were doing the parasitic draw test. Especially with how ridiculously high the cost of electricity was this summer! If we have another summer like the past summer, that little parasitic draw adds up when you count how many items people leave plugged in absentmindedly! So thank you for adding that bit in. That’s why I watch this channel, you think of everything!

[@Menuki]

I don’t know, I just assumed ppl disconnect/put away their blender when it’s not in use.

[@justinfincher2385]

@@Menuki some don’t. A lot of people who use it every day probably don’t. But it’s not just a blender. Lots of items around the house people leave plugged in and don’t even question if it draws power when it’s turned off. Pretty much anything that has a remote control does

[@MrBottlecapBill]

Like grandma always said........unplug when done. :P

[@matthewrose2908]

While its obviously best not to waste any electricity, prasitic draw is typically more of an issue with electronics (TVs, cable boxes, etc.) The parasitic draw of these devices would amount to pennies a month in electric bill increases at most.

[@GarbageMan2025]

Thank you! A small token of appreciation to contribute to your expenses. One of the best channels on YT.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much! Thanks for supporting the channel! I really appreciate it!

[@virtuousvermin]

I would recommend including a low grade Blendtec in any future tests, every food service job I've worked which sold anything blended has had one. One place had one that must have been at least 15 years old and still worked flawlessly.

[@tihruytssgjjvsavcxtbvhj3429]

I've seen enough Will it Blend videos to want to see this!

[@6mmFilms]

Blendtec is where it's at!

[@TGravy-wp4rc]

Agreed. I worked at a restaurant that had a blendtec... the thing was beat to crap but ran flawlessly. 10 years I needed a personal blender. Blendtec is amazing its biggest flaw is how loud it is lol.

[@lilblackduc7312]

If "Blendtec" held up to years of restaurant & food service jobs, it's the one to own. Good kitchen equipment is rare anymore...

[@jacoblarsen6880]

I liked your testing regimen! I wish you’d have added a Blendtech blender to the test lineup. Given that they demonstrate the ability to blend anything from golf clubs to iPads, it would be good to see if they actually do well with food. Also, if you are getting into kitchen appliances, how about testing stick blenders and vacuum packing machines?

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback! I'll test in the round 2 video if there's enough interest. Thank you!

[@Russellkhan]

@@ProjectFarm If you're taking round 2 suggestions, Kitchenaid's blender falls between the ranges of the ones you tested here and is said to be a good performer.

[@unfinishedthought]

also we missing the Blendtec a lot!

[@zaim_ipek]

@@ProjectFarm I'll add a vote to interest for a round 2 with the blendtech blender.

[@brentandlinz06]

Another vote for a blendtec test. We have a vitamix that is about 10years old and it still works amazingly

[@fedguy9182]

I bought a no frills Vitamix 5300 from Costco in 2017. My speed control knob is better quality than one you reviewed. We make fruit and veggie smoothies daily. This blender is a beast. I paid around $400 at the time I believe. We burned up several cheaper blenders before trying the Vitamix. I was hesitant but glad I bought it now.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@vjbhatia77]

No matter how well the cheap blenders perform. They won’t last as long as a Vitamix. I’ve had a vita mix in our family for over 20 years without breaking down. Where I go through magic bullet after magic bullet as the motor burns out

[@Liferoad371]

My friend did the same thing, her Vita-mix is 5 years old now and still working great.

[@diegollivisaca]

You've been my guide when it comes to tools, but here I am looking for what blender should I buy for our kitchen and I see your video! No need to check other videos, you sir are giving a great service to humanity with your very throughout reviews!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Sir_Uncle_Ned]

When I saw this title I struggled to think of ways you could test blenders, but you found a great way to put them through their paces, like everything you test! Great job on this one! I would like to see another lineup include BlendTec, if they're still around.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@reasonablebeing5392]

They never tried blending a blender. Hmmmm....... Let's test that!!

[@Realzproductreviews]

❤️

[@coolestrock2008]

completely agree. Even a shootout between blendtec and vitamix would be great. One thing i am on the lookout for, which most of people from India would relate to immediately, is a blender capable of making 'dosa' batter. I ended up buying a $350 machine just to make that single batter as it is a staple for us. Was willing to spend $500 on a single blender if i could avoid buying that $350 wet grinder.

[@robbabcock_]

Fantastic review! As a professional chef I can't say I'm real surprised- the Vitamix is a beast, and there's a reason so many restaurants use them. As great as your review is I have just one quibble; you should have added a Blendtec! It's practically a two-horse race between those brands. After using the Vitamix for many years at work I actually wound up buying the Blendtec and for my uses it's marginally superior. Still great work! I agree, $600 is too much for a home blender unless you're going to be making peanut butter and smoothies almost every day. Of those it looks like the Nutribullet is arguably the best value.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@Ojja78]

@@ProjectFarm Blendtec is trash.

[@SepticFuddy]

As someone very much affected my texture, I stopped making smoothies years ago with my cheapo blender because they just weren't, well, smooth enough. Ended up pitching the thing altogether. So spending the big bucks could potentially be the difference between WANTING to make a smoothie every day and not wanting to. If the goal is to want to, which I imagine is the case for a lot of health-conscious people, that ought to be a factor to consider. Just my $.02

[@arnoldrose7587]

@@SepticFuddy Absolutely agree. After years of cheap non effective blenders, my wife and I finally decided to take the plunge and buy a Vitamix. For approximately a year now we make smoothies almost everyday, when before we only made them once or twice a year.

[@leonro]

I would argue that if you won't be mixing seeds and instead want to often crush ice (and frozen fruits/veggies, probably), the Ninja is a good alternative to the Nutribullet (and to the Vitamix even). Otherwise, Nutribullet or Vitamix are the best all-rounders.

[@AClockworkMelon]

I'm glad you're using the same format for testing other kinds of tools now. These videos have been really helpful when considering purchase options

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Glad to hear!

[@CMDPromptify]

Y'all... I laughed when my partner asked me and our friends to crowdfund a refurbished Vitamix for her birthday. That thing is bananas. We spent that first weekend buying up all the bulk nuts at our favorite grocery store and made a bunch of butters. Lookong back it was a little ridiculous but a lot of fun. Took us several months to get through it all. It's great for making hummus. Babaganoush. Making our own flour. If you are curious, definitely go refurb. It was about 2/3 the cost of a new one at the time and came with a good warranty. Thanks as always for the awesome videos! Loving the household goods.

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing.

[@MadelnOahu]

This guy is legendary. He makes the best thorough comparison videos, all without bs content, and has a wide range of content from tools, to household items and everything inbetween.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks so much!

[@dsimon33871]

Agreed!

[@adamluther5836]

Really solid video, didn't really think there'd be many easy ways to compare blenders that wouldn't be fairly subjective, but you made a great effort. Really surprised with how well the Yabano did for being so inexpensive, and the Syvio didn't slouch much either. I always love seeing the cheaper unknown brands hit way above their price tag and remind the expensive brand names to up their game!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@JRyan-lu5im]

Part of the issue that isn't measurable within these tests is durability. A cheap blender that has half the cost and half the reliability means you're getting marginally similar performance at approximately the same cost but twice the headache.

[@darrensmith6782]

Loved this review. I went down this rabbit hole a few years ago. I ended up with the Vitamix. Nice thing about Vitamix is they hold their value and you can sell them for good money when you want to upgrade. I laughed at some of the brands you picked. Weird names. You missed oster, kitchen aid and blendtec. Those are the ones I see in the stores anyways. You must spend a fortune on these reviews. Lol

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@SockyNoob]

Those are worthy of a part 2 I think

[@blockstacker5614]

I've got a 20+ year old Vitamix, still works like new.

[@darrensmith6782]

@Mike S newer Vitamix. Fancy model. Lol.

[@BixbyConsequence]

@Mike S Yeah you can get 1800 watt models. Make sure your kitchen has a 20-amp electrical circuit though.

[@juliusapriadi]

Finally a test video that actually tests and compares things - thanks a lot for the effort

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@chrissilman8495]

Never regretted buying the Vitamix. Amazing machine with a great warranty. We have used it daily for the past decade. You can find one for under $300 right now. Worth it, in my opinion.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@howard6798]

The wife and I use our blender twice a day, every day mixing frozen fruits and vegetables into smoothies. After burning out many, many Nutribullets (their average life was about every three months) she bought a Vitamix in 2014. Even it had to go back for repair (once) but there's no question that it has cost less over time with fantastic performance. Vitamix also has a stainless steel container option--an important consideration for my wife (the plastic containers quickly get terrible stains from the greens in the smoothies).

[@TheKnobCalledTone.]

Great testing as always, but I'm a bit surprised there wasn't a Blendtec in the line up. They are the first blender brand I think of thanks to their old "Will It Blend?" videos.

[@corpsepenis]

Yeah, I came here fully expecting to see a Blendtec.

[@noblsht]

Yes there were one of the first big channels on KZbin way way back, also another big name in blenders going way back is Oster, neither one was in the lineup

[@paulj9587]

@@noblsht Oster is not in the same league as Vitamix or blendtec.

[@Devian83]

I agree. Its not a complete test if Blendtec is missing in the lineup. @ProjectFarm pls remove this test, it is not allowed online untill Blendtec is added!

[@zaim_ipek]

I would want to see Oster, KitchenAid, BlendTech, and Elevarify all in a round 2 video. Elevarify makes some big claims about being a "professional" blender and performing as good or better than Vitamix for about $300 less.

[@ChristineBrady22]

Superb comparison!!! Thank you so very much for doing these invaluable tests!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@LABdk]

Love your videos I use my Vitamix at least 5 times a week for nut butter, hummus, sauces, ice cream, smoothies, apple sauce, fruit compotes and more. My barely-used Vitamix A2500 was purchased at a local thrift store for $40 and this video affirms what an amazing deal I got!! After having it for a few months, I would pay the full price for this beast!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@briancockerham4731]

you should use it to make semen with your testicles... the blueberry smoothie looked horrible.. F the "USA"

[@tlr-nut7275]

I did one better! I picked up a Vitamix at the curb on garbage day. A hoarder must of died as everything was out at the curb. After cleaning it thoroughly, it looks brand new.

[@thepeopleschamp88]

I spent 800+ for mine. Good find!

[@teeemm9456]

I picked up a refurb a few years ago for 60% off from Vitamix. Been running great since we got it.

[@mattw6902]

Great Review as always - - so now i don't feel so bad spending the money on a Vitamix about 10 years ago.... still going strong like day 1. Would love to see more tests on household appliances - Cordless Vacuums/ Coffee Makers/ Washers and Dryers / Portable Cell Phone Chargers. Keep up the great work...

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@ZRO777]

Phenomenal work. I always love your high integrity and unbiased work. Thank you! It will be nice to see a video on Air Fryers since they will be a common gift this season.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@Magnetar011]

Thank you for your review. Got the nutribullet and it’s been great for the past 3 months with no issues and great smoothies. Hoping for many more

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome! Thanks for the feedback.k

[@politicalfoolishness7491]

Your reviews are always great. For the items where you don't do destructive testing, do you keep the one you like best and sell the others in a yard sale or give them to your friends? What happens to the good working leftovers from an episode? Just curious.

[@ProjectFarm]

I give most away. My wife already has a very nice blender and I won't replace it with any of the ones tested since ours is working fine. I'll give most away and keep a few of them just in case there's a round 2 video

[@2001benraze]

@@ProjectFarm I can imagine a friend or family member being like, "Oh, thank you for the blender.", then they get home and watch your review and realize it was a $25 appliance that performed the absolute worst. 😂 I guess some people you can only give them a free product once because next time you offer they'll just be like, "No, thank you." hahaha

[@drvish]

@@2001benraze lmao!

[@Akotski-ys9rr]

He keeps all the best products for sure. For example when he did the best knife sharpener the wicked edge came out on top and he kept it because it made an appearance in another video where he was testing kitchen knives I think

[@alfonsocortez9330]

I can’t wait for companies to start adding a “project farm tested” or “project farm approved” cert. love this channel

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@barnyardbrio7597]

for sure!!!!

[@ShiftyKen08]

@@kidowan. what's LPL?

[@sritanaiballem6886]

@@ShiftyKen08 Lock Picking Lawyer

[@MadLadCustoms]

Not in the market for a blender but always on a lookout for the next Project Farm showdown!! It's like watching a sports game for mechanical creatures 😁 thanks!!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@Tory-JJ]

Now this is an actual review channel. So many throw away robot channels. Thank you. Upvoted. Subbed.

[@Tharronis]

Would have liked to see the BlendTec Total Blender in there, both because of memes and because I think it might be competitive with the Vitamix price wise and performance wise. Super good video!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback! I'll test in the round 2 video if there's enough interest. Thank you!

[@reverse_engineered]

These are excellent tests! Every single one was something that our many blenders just never ended up succeeding at. It's amazing how many products simply don't deliver on their claims - even popular, reputable brands like Ninja and Cuisinart. It's great to see impartial, real world testing of these kinds of devices.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@lejoshmont2093]

I have seen enough smoothie shops to know that the vitamix is a safe bet.

[@buckhogan1219]

You do such great comparison videos. I'm so glad you are branching out into more types of products. Would you consider doing a test on can openers?

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the testing idea

[@BryantHayward67]

Agreed...

[@AmuckPVP]

@@ProjectFarm Here's what you can do as an additional project. For a traditional blender that can use mason jars as a container. There are 3rd party sellers that sell 6/8 bladed blades for the conventional blender. There are even different blades for traditional blenders to help cut certain things. That could help improve the conventional blender's performance because of the blade upgrade.

[@runed0s86]

The safety can openers are objectively better than normal can openers. They don't need to be cleaned because they don't cut into the can, and you can't cut yourself on them!

[@mikeperez5666]

I agree too

[@GetMeThere1]

Great test -- as usual. Well-thought-out testing protocol. Very impressive. I'm also interested in food processors and meat grinders. Thanks for your TOP-OF-THE-LINE work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestions.

[@jesseshort8]

Was just bingeing your old videos and this popped up. Never thought I'd need this showdown but I'm here for it. Can I suggest testing dado blade sets. They vary in price quite a bit. It'd be cool to see you put them though the ringer. Thanks and happy holidays Todd!

[@ProjectFarm]

Great video idea and thank you!

[@413TomaccoRoad]

@@ProjectFarm You wouldn't happen to have pump sprayers in your upcoming comparisons would you?

[@nix4644]

@@413TomaccoRoad GREAT suggestion!

[@jnsn94]

From the yard to the garage all the way to the kitchen 💪 you amaze us by that quality and effort you bring to all of your videos. Useful and highly entertaining , Thanks a lot PF

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@narrowhwy114]

PF about puts CR to shame!

[@bluesguy10]

It would be nice to see a Blendtec up against a Vitamix. I have a Vitamix and I think it would take a back seat to the Blendtec. See the videos under "will it blend".

[@ProjectFarm]

I'll test in the round 2 video if there's enough interest. Thank you

[@Kosahdus]

We have blendtec blender and that’s super heavy duty. Working great

[@texasstardust6010]

@@ProjectFarm .... it would seem there's a lot of comments about the Blendtec and that should have actually been included in this. :)

[@joepasco1420]

I was hoping for smoke and flame from An extreme challenge.

[@gasauto1675]

@@ProjectFarm Nothing will blend like a Blendtec Will it blend?

[@jorgecarrascal5284]

Thank you very much for your review. You did a great job performing different kinds of tests!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@blaisetruesdell9924]

I would love to see an immersion blender sequel if you are venturing into kitchen tools.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@eidrag]

@@ProjectFarm one thing I notice with my current panasonic immersion blender compared to previous braun blender is it's less controllable, suction and output too high at lowest setting making more splashes at kitchen. Also harder to blend small items like few garlic cloves inside small cup. Hope this will give you some idea for the test!

[@rosewoodworth8442]

Agreed! I'd want to see his reviews!

[@moggona20]

I love how the tests are always thought through thoroughly. It makes for a very fair and practical comparison. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@jeramyszmanskyslave4truth671]

Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into making these videos!! Greatly appreciated!!!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome and thank you!

[@TylerWallace-tm4yv]

Whenever I need a product, your channel is always the first i go to, to see if you have done a comparison video.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@KT-fi7tm]

Im surprised that Oster was not included in this comparison. I bought one in 2010 for around 90$ from Walmart. Its glass and still working strong today. I make banana strawberry icecream milkshakes daily and replaced the blades recently. Definitely a legit brand.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@court2379]

@@ProjectFarm And a Blendtec, which is a major competitor with Vitamix.

[@nobodynoone2500]

Oster might be the biggest blkender brand out there after hamilton beach, was a huge oversight to leave them out. I currently have 2 blenders, both are oster!

[@court2379]

@@nobodynoone2500 I think they have ten or so models though, so makes that harder. Also harder to present because the names will all be similar. Maybe a higher end blender shoot-out to reduce scope? Pick the best models by the top brands.

[@KT-fi7tm]

@@nobodynoone2500 not only that but they are actually a LEGIT household brand

[@mwoody4560]

Thanks for taking on kitchen tools. I’m an almost everything DIY guy, so I really love the wide scope of your channel. PS I second the dado blade comparison idea.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@letsbounce101]

This is the content I always wanted America's Test Kitchen to demonstrate! Not just talk about it, but to see the tests :) Thanks for what you do!!

[@michaelbelle4702]

I feel the same way.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@vegetassj1629]

It's great to see you reply to comments on a video released 1 year ago. I applaud your commitment and dedication

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@DrVitaminAwesome]

Bonus points to the Vitamix for having unsharpened blades, not having to worry about blade replacement is awesome, as you'll get consistent results between now and months/years later. You can also get other attachments for it to process grains or a stainless steel container :) Gotta say I love my Vitamix

[@Definitelynotacelebrity]

Also little risk of cuts when cleaning, my wife cut herself while disassembling a friend’s ninja. Haven’t looked for new vitamix attachments recently, may need to look into that! We love ours as well!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Redhander]

Love the tests!! Wish we could have seen a blendtec blender compete with these other ones.

[@Sourpusscandy]

Absolutely! Nobody is interested in the goofy brand cheap chinese blenders from amazon.

[@CaffeinatedTech]

Yeah, how do you do a blender showdown without a Blendtec contestant, and an iphone round?

[@HammondOfTexas0]

@@Sourpusscandy oh, you can't hide it. We all know you want a JustWant. How do these Chinese companies come up with these names? Grab an English dictionary and just pick two random words? Edit: I guess it's WantJoin, which in a way proves my point.

[@sortofsmarter]

maybe even with Pampered Chief

[@soundspark]

Not to mention the Blendtec has a warranty that covers ice crushing, and with its very heavy duty blade it shows.

[@ccfrankenstein7363]

I saw this and I was like "Are you serious? Come on this is a joke." Then I watched and holy cow dude you really know how to test stuff. I'm gonna show this to my wife cause she needs a better blender to make daiquiris. Thank you so much for all your work. I tell everyone about your videos if they are looking for products that are worth the money.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you very much!

[@svenjorgensenn8418]

You're a puff

[@ccfrankenstein7363]

@@ProjectFarm first ever youtube video my wife and I have watched together 😆

[@Randrew]

Welcome to Project Farm, Frankie! I recommend you look through Todd's past catalogue of videos. My 35 year career has been around automated, production testing - ie making machines to test (hydraulic) products as they come off the assembly line - and I've found Todd's testing methods to be very sound and often quite innovative!

[@TenB33rs]

Waring Margarita Madness blender kicks butt at frozen drinks.

[@Doo-l5x]

Your narration speed is PERFECT!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@jashslingingslasher]

Video idea: I would love to see a kitchen series. You can do pots and pans etc. Best nonstick pan ( categories: nonstick capabilities with eggs, heat resistance, heat retention, scratch resistance. Etc.) Then the other types of pans, stainless. Cast iron etc. Then you can do other things like kitchen knives (not sure if youve done these, I know you did sharpeners) kitchen oils (see how they compare to ratings online, smoke points etc) Tupperware (lots of options with that), Ziploc bags and trash bags (again lots of potential), paper towels, can openers, dishwasher detergents, sponges, etc. The list goes on. Anyway, I enjoy your content and would very much like to see this. Thank you. Keep up the great videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@jordanabendroth6458]

Best non-stick pan is a 50 year old cast iron pan

[@justingreen4450]

I asked for a non-stick pan review a couple years ago. :(

[@rasichap]

The problem with non-stick pans is that they all seem to perform as advertised when they are new. Most of us do not want to replace our pans every year. The real test is how do they hold up over time which includes their ability to handle a little misuse. Project Farm is an outstanding channel, but it is a tough ask to test for long term performance or durability no matter what the product.

[@AdamvanAlderwerelt]

Would've been great to compare the Blendtec blender. It has a dull-blade design to smash rather than slice the ingredients that go in it. I'm curious how it would perform on the chia seed test.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[@mpeugeot]

The BlendTec puts the vitamix to shame, in two minutes, it makes hot soup of many concoctions (if you want it to).

[@SourDonut99]

@@mpeugeot blendtec is great. Using one for 10+ years for commercial use. Only comment is their jars are expensive AF. Buying replacement jars can only be described robbery. Their blade bearings die frequently. I have since bought an aftermarket jar with replaceable bearings. $35 per blade assembly rather than over $130 for a brand new jar. This isn't an issue for home use but a huge issue for commercial use.

[@davidd.1319]

@@ProjectFarm I have the blend tech. I got it 10 years ago roughly. I used it all the time for crushing ice into icecream and smoothies and it works great and to top it all off mine was a refurb unit I got for roughly half price.

[@davidd.1319]

@@SourDonut99 where do you get the aftermarket jar?

[@jtsholtod.79]

I have a 10-year old refurbished Vitamix. Best blender I've ever owned. Bulletproof, no fuss, easy to clean, and best warranty out there. I also like that it's made in the USA so parts and service are close, if ever needed.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@theodoremarakas9899]

My wife bought the VITAMIX from Costco. I think that she paid around $400 because it was on sale. It is bulletproof. Made in USA.

[@hasanalmaghaslah8418]

Nobody does test like you man! That was great effort. Thanks!

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@dirk013adfa]

I've had a vitamix for just over 10 years now. Yes, it costs a lot. Yes, it's amazing. Yes, I think it is something that could be passed down to future generations.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback on the Vitamix!

[@patrickcorcoran4377]

I used Vitamix in professional kitchens for years, they're absolute tanks. If they can survive line cooks whaling on them, they can take anything.

[@legacyturbo8485]

There’s nothing better than a vitamix ..!! All other blenders are subpar ..!!!!

[@davidsherrick8633]

After going through four blenders in a couple of years, we bought a Vitamix and it' still going strong after 5 years.

[@JeremiahJoplin]

I have had mine for almost 20 years and runs great

[@chevypreps6417]

I have a Vitamix and you can put a carrot in 2 cups of water and turn it into juice. It will actually liquefy the carrot to a water consistency. It is so liquid when you drink it you cannot tell that you drinking the whole carrot. Quite amazing. I have the exact vitamix you are using, mine came with an additional 40 oz carafe.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Spaniard47]

I would love to see a part two of this with a blendtec option tested. Their Total Classic model seems to be a great middle of the road brand for higher grade blending. Interested to see how it compares to the Vitamix.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you

[@musicum22]

@@ProjectFarm did vitamix pay you off? I mean come on fella, its in the name. BLENDtec.

[@ginah3921]

If you do a part 2, I’d like to see the KitchenAid brand -they’re in the $100-300 price range. I’ve been really impressed with their small appliances but I don’t know how they compare to others!

[@BringItOn_Home]

@@ginah3921 Strong agree - some KitchenAid blender models come highly recommended. I have one, and while I don't subject it to many "heavy duty" uses, it always does a great job.

[@blackcoffee730]

Our blendtec didn't hold up very well at all. Currently trying a Costco Ninja.

[@joeweatlu5169]

Appreciate the video and the comparisons. We've had the Hamilton Beach almost identical to the one in the video for probably 10 years or more, and only use it occasionally (maybe 2x/month). It still works like new. Granted, we don't make peanut butter or crush ice with it, just use it to blend drinks and smoothies. For the price, it's a good deal. Just saying, just because it doesn't measure up to the others, doesn't mean it isn't a good machine. Good value for the price.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@bd4597]

thank you for speaking up! i can only afford the hamilton - a different version to one here but it's cheap and every review ive read is extremely positive - I came here wondering if anyone would mention it - glad you did!

[@lancelot1953]

Hi Project Farm, what a brilliant idea you had to start testing commonly used house/kitchen appliances with the same practicality and impartiality as you abide by for tools and hardware! This is especially important for families in the Christmas Season during these hard times (economy). Thank you again for all the time and effort you have spent extending the reach of our income(s). Happy Holidays, may God bless you and your family, Ciao, L (Veteran)

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome! Happy Holidays and God bless you and your family as well! Thanks for your service!

[@brianblank9921]

@@ProjectFarm any chance you'd ever do a review video of vacuum sealer bags/rolls? I've been vacuum sealing food for years (large family, bulk buying, hunting) and there's TONS of off brands to choose from(most of the vacuum sealers themselves work extremely similarly, the biggest difference is between all the consumables). In this economy losing food due to bag leakage or bad seals can be devastating.

[@RobertHancock1]

You can get the Vitamix models without some of the fancy programs for a lot less money as well, especially at places like Costco. Definitely like the fact that replacement jars/parts are available unlike the Oster Versa we had previously where they were discontinued by the time we needed one.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@SpartanFarron]

I thought this would be a hard challenge for you to distinguish between the bottom brands considering there are more random variables and subjective when it comes to blending. But the results are still comparable. Nice work!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@angelenawilson1589]

Best video out of all the blender comparison videos, thank you so much for taking the time to make this video. I couldn’t decide between the nutribullet or the ninja and your video help me make a better informed decision. My blenders keep breaking at the 2-year mark, but they also were cheap blenders like the Hamilton and Walmart Mainstays (hint hint, a video of blender brands that make it past the 2-year mark). I wish I had stumbled across your video sooner and didn’t waste my time watching all those other videos.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks and you are welcome!

[@In3rt_ia]

Hey man, I really appreciate these videos. I have to say, even as a non buyer of a blender this is still interesting and fun to watch. In fact, all of your videos are! Every few weeks or so, i go on a binge watch session of your videos and its really fun.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@markredf150]

At this point, I'm surprised Ryobi hasn't made a blender, as they seem to have an 18 volt tool for everything else😂 Great test, PF! I was just thinking about getting a new blender the other day, and now PF has blessed us with a blend-out!

[@SayAhh]

I was thinking about something similar the other day about Canon and another company (not Tesla) making smartphones or Costco making cars.

[@drm6007]

That would be an awesome product suggestion for them. A coffee maker too!

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you!

[@r.s.richey9956]

Naw, it would have to be in their 40v tool line, not enough umph from 18v

[@markredf150]

@@r.s.richey9956 True true

[@tevinabeysekera6038]

My family has been using an Oster Versa blender for the past 12 years. They replaced three with warranty. Only issue was that the seals in the container kept leaking. If you don't make soup often, I bet it'll last forever.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great feedback! Thanks!

[@als2217]

I have that blender! After being given a Vitamix the Oster stays on the shelf. Vitamix smoothies are smoother, creamier and overall better. But the Oster pours better without dripping.

[@RobertHancock1]

We had one of those, but eventually the jar seals started leaking and replacements were no longer available. Went with a Vitamix next time.

[@kernowzx2]

And the added bonus is the Oster isn't made in China! (Mexico now, but oh well!)

[@thomascaspari82]

So many test videos on KZbin. But yours by far the best. Kompakt, perfekt, exakt and genius ranking. Thanks from Germany. You are the greatest tester on earth.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@samuel5916]

Vitamix originally invented the electric blender back in the 1960s actually. Every professional kitchen I worked in only used them for a reason. My dad has had the same one for over 15 years. Definitely a worthwhile investment.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for sharing!

[@ClickLikeAndSubscribe]

I've had the same Hamilton Beach for over 15 years. The question is how often it gets used.

[@WontSeeReplies]

@@ClickLikeAndSubscribeif you’re vegan/whole foods, it gets used a lot.

[@samuel5916]

@@ClickLikeAndSubscribe My Dad uses it weekly, sometimes daily. Due to health conditions he ate a lot of raw and vegan food. Smoothies and raw soups are two of his favorites things to make. That being said, they only lasted a few years in professional kitchens where they get used for hours and hours everyday. Still an impressive amount of abuse they can take.

[@MarkMeadows90]

I never had a problem with my old Ninja blender/food processor combo I bought at Target back in 2011. It still works to this day, but I think the motor on it has slowed down a bit. It still makes great smoothies though. The blades are still very sharp. Have you thought about testing a BlendTec Total Blender? I heard they make awesome blenders. Some businesses use them with great results.

[@phoov1]

Great video as always. Our Vitamix is the best blender we ever bought, still going strong after 19 years. Never had a problem with it. A video suggestion would be so called nonstick frying pans. I have never been able to find a good one.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@Iceland874]

I didn’t see this before I bought one a week ago. I love how this video is straightforward and goes quickly. This is my kind of review video. Kudos! But you only reviewed one Ninja. I got Professional Plus with 1400 watts but really don’t know what I’m going to use it for. Target didn’t have the one I wanted. This video reminds me of an auction. Haha.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@orangedevil1006]

Love to see a non stick pan durability review. None of them seem to last more than a year

[@ProjectFarm]

Thank you for the video idea!

[@vaelophisnyx9873]

@@ProjectFarm recommend you take extreme care with that idea if you do it, since PFAS chemicals involved in making a most nonstick pans nostick, can be horrifyingly toxic in the short-term and carcinogenic in the long term. As long as you don't inhale fumes from an overheated pan you're fine usually, but it's worth keeping in mind.

[@JoeUrbanYYC]

I'm curious about the not lasting a year comment. My basic tfals have lasted for years and are still like new. The only thing I can think of is I inky use up to medium heat and use plastic or wooden utensils.

[@matthewjacobs2558]

I should hope the Vita-Mix leads the pack given it's price tag. But an impressive appliance. I would have liked to see how the blenders also performed if the ice was added gradually. Speaking as someone who uses an older classic Oster blender I don't toss everything in at once. It does a fine job as long as I keeps it's power limitations in mind. You've peaked my curiosity about how mine will handle the Chia seed test. Thanks !

[@ProjectFarm]

You are welcome!

[@phychotic_turtle7987]

Never did I think blenders would make such great content just goes to show how great you are as a product tester well done sir keep up the great content

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks, will do!

[@jassibrar3913]

Been loving this channel so i went out of my to search for a blender video. My man really does test it all

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks!

[@imgumbydmnt]

If you make a part 2, please include Blendtec. Great video as always, thanks again for your time,effort, and investment.

[@ProjectFarm]

Great suggestion! Thank you

[@PapeySapote]

A blendtec vs vitamix would be cool.

[@Natepwnsu]

If you don't mind making the initial investment. A Vitamix is basically on it's on level and is definitely worth the cost. It will out last any other blender and it's the only blender you can whip with because of it's excellent RPM. Good video as Always. Try blending frozen watermelon with lime or frozen pineapple with like in the Vitamix it's as close to a dole whip as you can get. Good stuff

[@ProjectFarm]

Great point!

[@furthurondown]

i work in restaurants, vitamix is the only blender you'll see us using.

[@daveezrin1896]

Got my wife a vitamix last year and the thing is awesome. I think one underrated feature of it is how easy it is to clean. Warm water and drop of dawn run for 30 seconds and pretty much good to go.

[@dreamingfool2]

I just inherited my mom's 10+ year old Vitamix, she got herself a new one. The old one still runs great.

[@bartcalder2791]

My Vita-mix has been a constant pain. Always trips the motor protector and last time started getting the burnt motor smell. Guess I got a bad one.

[@brv002]

You can also buy a reconditioned Vitamix. I bought the 7500 for about half retail price 2 years ago. This thing makes the best smoothies and frozen margaritas ever. Works just like new to this day.

[@ProjectFarm]

Thanks for the feedback.