Verdade! Sopa certamente não é janta. Mas tenho que admitir que semana passada jantei sopa 3 vezes 😅 acabei perdendo 1Kg, porque tu acaba perdendo tudo no xixi matinal né 😂
😂 That's an important point. I tried to be very accurate about this 😅 Where I was born people used to say that the problem with soup is that it goes away with the first pee. All jokes aside though, good bread with good soup is just an icon of comfort food 🤩
I’ve been looking for a decent soup maker and this is one of my list to try. Looks really good like all the other Ninja products. It’s coming into soup season in the UK so will keep a look out for one of these. Thank you for the clear & honest review.
Yep, that's a kind of heavy one, but we are now reviewing the Ninja all in one pressure cooker, which presented s whole new meaning to 'heavy' kitchen appliance!
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I am waiting for mine to come, I have a soup maker already and I am replacing it with the Ninja because my current soup maker lid pops off during the blending
You know what? I don't think you are wrong about that. It makes its noise, specially if you have a kitchen prone to echoing. With a spacious place you may feel less impact. However, that's to be expected with a high quality strong motor, the more powerful, the more noise. Another thing I consider is that, for soup, it works less than 5 minutes total. So, in conclusion, it doesn't bother me that much to be honest. As for the product you are mentioning, unfortunately, I haven't tested it, so I wouldn't know. But thank you for your comment!
Technically, you could. However, saute is a product that works alongside the main target of this product which is processing food, turning it into liquid and then heating. Therefore, while you could use it to Saute, I would advise you to saute things on a saute pan. It's way easier to use and clean. Unless I am missing something, but I am not sure I understood exactly what you are trying to fry here 😅
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I don't know by experience, as I have never tried it. However, you are looking at a strong motor, so I don't see why not. I have checked a few recipes and they managed to do it with motors much smaller than this, so I would be pretty confident that you can, yes. 😀
Yes! I think it would be perfect for that goal! One of the functions is 'Smooth Soup' which processes all the vegetables and fruits into a liquid, creamy end product. I think it would be an enormous help to any parent trying to improve their baby's diet. You can define how creamy or liquid the product will be, by the proportion of stock and veggies. Plus it helps to have fresh food every day. Great idea, in fact. If you liked this review and product and you are considering buying this product, please use the link to Amazon I left on the Video description :) It will cost the same to you and I may get a small commission on it. Thank you for your comment.
Hello, James! It steams quite a bit, the lid allows it even when it's fully closed, which seems to be working as expected for soup. But I don't see any liquid coming out of the jug. So mine works perfectly in that sense.
Si, puoi anche metterci pezzetti di carne. Attenzione, però che i pezzetti vanno tagliati a cubetti piccoli (Io non uso pezzi più grandi di 2 cm). Se lasci pezzi troppo grossi potresti rischiare di non cuocere completamente la carne. Quello vale anche per le verdure. Basicamente per la minestra: 1. Funzione CHOP Con la base (cipolle, aglio ed olio di oliva) 2. Funzione SAUTE Aggiungi le spezie aromatiche (timo/rosmarino/coriandolo ecc., sale e pepe) 3. Funzione SMOOTH SOUP/CHUNKY SOUP Qui vanno aggiunti i vegetali base della minestra, il brodo e la proteina a cubetti (patate, carota, pastinaca, pollo, manzo, tacchino ecc.). Noi, spesso usiamo una sovracoscia disossata tagliata a cubetti piccoli. Buon Appettito :)
I would advise you to (1) clean it thoroughly right after you finish making your soup. Then (2) then mix a few teaspoons of lemon juice with water and give it another swirl. Finally, (3) give it a last rinse of Soapy warm water and you should be good 😃
