Blender vs Food Processor - Differences Fully Explained

John from www.discountjuicers.com/ answers the question, what is the difference between a blender and a food processor. In this video, John will go in depth about the differences between these two small kitchen appliances. After watching this video you will learn which appliance will best perform the tasks such as blending, mixxing, chopping, shredding and slicing. Both these appliances allow you to include more natural foods in your diet so that you can become healthier.

[@Bohn101]

I can't believe I just watched this entire video and really enjoyed it. I need a food processor! My favorite words used were "fractionate" and "micronize".

[@LynnePedigoRidayReiter]

I have been wondering about this question for a couple decades. You made it worth the wait to find out--lol! Very professional presentation!

[@davidbarbour2368]

It's "cavitation", John, not "cavation". Big fan of your videos.

[@CrimeDoesNotPay]

You, sir, are the MAN!!

[@vanch16]

Great informative video. I own a Vitamix and love it and I am about to upgrade my tiny old food processor for a full size one and your video has definitely made things clearer and encourage my next purchase. I should point out that the Vitamix makes excellent peanut butter without the addition of any liquids (included in the recipe book). Although the recipe for almond butter does call for oil.

[@jazz61021]

Thanks for this review. I use an old blender for only making powder from egg shells. The egg shell powder is then used as a soil amendment, or placed into acid soils that form in north facing low or no sun locations.

[@76katster]

Awesome video comparison! I am deciding between all three of those! You really do out do yourself with these videos! I am so grateful for them!

[@discountjuicers]

I personally like the cuisinart brand best.

[@romanvegan]

' these arent frisbees or martial arts equipment ' , lmbo . great work john !

[@discountjuicers]

For nut cheeses- usually a blender is used.. In general, a food processor is more often used for pates- that being said, I prefer to use a juicer, such as the Omega 8006/8004 with the blank plate for my pates. I like the consistency better... you can also make nut cheeses this way..

[@cretan982]

Terrific presentation.

[@christschool]

Excellent explanation of the differences.

[@ihath]

thank you for explaining all his to me

[@anuj8139]

The diagram explained it all...did not need to see further. Thank you!

[@crysty200718]

Thank you for doing this.

[@kboneill1]

excellent job. thank you

[@hanounours]

what do you think about the kitchenaid 12 cup processor? Thanks.

[@opalicious37]

Thx. VERY helpful video.

[@flyingplantsinspace]

cool demo. answers a lot of questions

[@ASFx2600]

Nice demo John. Those slicing and shredding attachments for the food processor are pretty neat. Now you made me want to replace my old food processor hah :)

[@hanounours]

I was told by a seller that the super vitamix was to one to use for nuts butters, is it right? I don't want to make my vitamix suffer. Do you prefer the food processor or the vita mix for nuts butters? Thanks.

[@gateway8833]

@coeliacus Emersion blenders do have the power to mangle carrots, it will not shred like a processor will. They are really made to blend at the bottom of container usually very hot soups. One thing they are good at is making low-fat toppings. Mix very cold low fat milk (Near freezing) with the blender starting at the bottom of a plastic or steel cup and move the blinder up as the milk whips. Add whatever flavorings you like, my daughter uses berries of all types.

[@discountjuicers]

food processor overall but a vitamix will also work with tamper.

[@DanisCornerCo.]

thank you :) you are very helpful! :D

[@davidtukiko4022]

Can i make a dough in food processor?frankly speaking i like your explanation.

[@vincenzoval1986]

yes but, will it blend?

[@ytmalveo]

...........Genius..........

[@SEAWEEDER1]

Does it matter that they are different as what ever my wife makes gives me Diarrhea.