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I've had my Nutribullet 900 Pro blender for about 4 years and it has worked really well. It's compact, powerful, and only cost $75 on Amazon. But I recently learned from chef Rick Martinez that the Vitamix is the industry standard for culinary professionals and kitchens. However, the Vitamix can range from $350-$600. So I wanted to test the strength of the Vitamix against my Nutribullet to see which could handle a tough recipe, a mole sencillo by chef Rick Martinez.
Check Martinez's mole sencillo here: food52.com/recipes/84225-mole...
*Warning: Nutribullet warns against blending warm or hot ingredients. The unit is also meant to run for a maximum of one minute. Blending warm or hot items could result in physical injury. Precautions were taken during the filming of this video.
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Which Is Better? $75 Nutribullet VS. $450 Vitamix