Thank you, Mr. Henry. I lost one of my containers ☹😨😱 in a move and I could not, for the life of me, figure out whether I had a dry or wet one left. You showed me the way. Thank you. And now I don't feel so bad for my pitiful home made frappucinos. I was using the dry container. lol
I have owned the 32oz wet container and I love it. Perfect for one person to a small family. I like how easy it is too clean because it is small, and how it is very compact.
Just purchased the Pro Series 750 with the 64 oz wet and 32 oz dry containers. Can't wait to receive it! Henry, you have a very nice personality and your videos are the most original I have seen on RU-vid. Keep up the good work!
Right on Ashiel!!! Very nice package!! You are going to love it! Please share recipes with us once you start using it. Thanks for your nice feedback. 👨🏾🍳🙏🏾😊
Excellent topic, Henry. It feels like I'm now "collecting" Vitamix containers each time there's a sale. 64oz wide, 48 oz wet, 32oz dry, and now Aer. With the new A-models, owning a Vitamix is starting to feel like owning a camera. Nikon or Canon - you want to try something new, but you've already invested in all these lenses. :)
I am 100% with you on that. I'm a camera freak. I have a late model DSLR and a mirrorless camera. They work great but every time a new camera comes out I want it! Thanks for watching! 👨🏾🍳🙏🏾😊
I'm going to hazard a guess that the primary reason why the 8-oz. containers can't be used with the adaptor is that the chips communicate to the Ascent sensors to adjust to a safe speed for the containers' small size.
Awesome video, Henry! My go to container is the 64oz Tall version because it does absolutely everything for my needs.. From big to single servings, I find it works perfectly when making liquified blends. I have a wide 64oz container and I only really use it for big batches of ice cream (especially strawberry ice cream) or as a food processor for grinding meats and making things like the food bars. The wider base makes these jobs a little bit easier because the blades just grab right away, but I can also do these things with the tall container if need be: it just takes a bit more tamping skill ;) My next containers will be the bowls for quick dips and sauces as well as the AER disc for those wonderful summer mojitos!
Thanks for mentioning that Strawberry Ice Cream. I just had a grueling workout at the gym and that ice cream sounds GREAT!!!! Glad to see you're really into your Vitamix! Most people are that have one. But that Tall Container, YES!!!! 👨🏾🍳🙏🏾😊
Congrats to Mayra! Good to see you back, Henry, and yet another great video! (The tall 64-oz. container is my fave, too--I KNEW I liked you for some reason!)
Thanks for all of your videos. I’ve been wanting to purchase a Vitamix for a long while now. I was going to save up for one. I still probably will, but for now I just ordered a reconditioned Vitamix (tall classic model) through your website for what I feel is a great price...AND free shipping! I’m soooo excited; and looking forward to using it when it gets here! Yaaay!!! Thanks again!😀
Right on!!!!! I always recommend purchasing Certified Reconditioned to my customers. They are a steal. The one you bought should last you for years and it's built the same and performs the same as every other Vitamix model. Congrats and thank you for ordering via the links on my website. Your support helps Blending with Henry for future videos and recipes! 👨🏾🍳🙏🏾😊
To add to the personal cup adapter bowl shape: it's a splash shield. If the container isn't fastened correctly, it may unscrew from the base while the machine is running, which is not a fun situation for obvious reasons. And unlike the the Ascent, which will stop automatically in this event with their blending bowls/cups, the legacy machines will not know the container is backing out since they do not have the wireless container technology. Just make sure the cup is secured with a firm locking twist. ;)
Great video. Thanks. Helpful. Im thinking of the Pro 750 + 32oz Wet jar + muddler/whipper jar. I eat only plant based and reside as a single person. I live half time out of range of internet so don’t want a blender with internet functionality. I love nutmilk. I HATE straining nutmilk. I need a most powerful, most versatile blender. In your opinion, is what I’m considering the better option for me? I’d like to know your suggestions. Thanks 🙏
Hi, please reach out to me at the following link I will be able to help you much better rather than posting in RU-vid comments. www.blendingwithhenry.com/ask-henry
Is the Ascent 20 oz personal cup the same one that's used on the personal blenders? I think the reason the 8 oz bowl isn't compatible with the adapter is because the splash guard goes higher up than the container, making it more difficult to screw onto the blades, and more prone to popping off, leaving a set of exposed blades spinning at 37000 rpms. Not good.
Yes all containers you mentioned will work perfectly with the Pro 300. If you decide to purchase them please use my links below the videos to order. It supports my work. 😍
Right now select containers are on sale for 20% off on the Vitamix website but it's currently for Canada customers. Please check my website every week if you can. I always post the latest deals on the front page. 😊 www.blendingwithhenry.com
Hello, can the 64 ounce tall container be used on a Pro 750 Vitamix? I was thinking of getting the 32 ounce wet container for smaller quantities, but if the tall 64 ounce works OK on a Pro 750, then maybe it would be better? Thank you.
Yes you can you can use the 64oz Tall container on the Pro 750. But honestly I would recommend to get the 48oz Self-Detect Wet container instead. It has the same size footprint (as shown in the video) as the 32oz so you can make the same size small quantities without compromise. Plus you get more volume for larger recipes. It fits underneath the counter still and it's a nice mid-sized container. Kind of the best of both worlds. It's also on sale for $99.00 (from $155.95) See here ➡️ bit.ly/3Pkx2JN
@@BlendingWithHenry Thank you, but I didn't think the self-detect series containers worked on Legacy machines. Or does it work, but without needing the electronic stuff to make it work?
Yes the Self-Detect containers (48oz and 64oz, wet and dry) are backwards compatible with all Vitamix machines dating back to the older 5000 series. The smaller 20oz blending Cups and 8oz bowls are self-detect as well but are not compatible with legacy machines.
Hi my cuestión is I have vitamix 5000 model VM0103 my container is old I wants new but I don’t want the regular wet container 64 oz I prefer the 48 oz . Which you recomende? Please and thank you 😊
The 32oz or 48oz wet containers are fully compatible with your machine. If you're basically replacing your original container then I would recommend the 48oz. It's a good balance between the 64oz and 32oz.
e 310 and 5200 have the same motors and power and it is not a problem for the 310 to work with a 64 oz container? Am I to understand this? will the engine of the e 310 not be difficult?
A couple of the ones shown in my video are on my website but here's a direct link to the Vitamix website for more. There's not a whole lot but it's one of those types of containers that when you get the idea of what it does you create your own recipes with it. I do hope Vitamix puts up more. bit.ly/2utmxe5
@@BlendingWithHenry So sad. i would like to grate finely all the dried spicy using 8 oz bowl. i hope they will make official 8 oz bowl and 20 oz cup for the legacy Vitamix machines. anyway thanks.
Hi Valerie! I'm providing you a link to my previous video where I make the baby food shown in this video from start to complete using the 8oz bowl. You can also get more recipes on Vitamix's website. Just search "Baby Food". ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aYH_w9GiL-Y.html
Hi Lydia! Thanks for the support. Making bread is not as simple as throwing a quick smoothie together in a video. I do not have plans to create a video kneading bread dough in the 48oz container.
Is the 64oz Legacy Tall is listed on the Vitamix website as being for the "C Series" only. But I'm reading conflicting information about its compatibility with the "G Series". Do you know the definitive answer to its compatibility with the G Series, Henry?
@@BlendingWithHenry Just called, and don't think I've had quicker customer service from any other company. Vitamix told me that the 64 Tall is compatible.
The only….question i have is can any other vitamix grind hard spices beside the not so pretty ascent series with the 8oz cup? Im not really a fan of the ascent line and it’s pricey. Will the dry grains container grind spices? If so, what other vitamixes can i pair it with? Ive looked at your page but its all so confusing, help!
The Vitamix Venturist V1200 is compatible with the 8oz bowl. That's the only other Vitamix that is compatible with all accessories that the Ascent models work with. The 48oz Self-Detect Dry Grains container can grind spices and is compatible with all Vitamix machines Classic and Ascent. Here is the Venturist V1200. It's the reconditioned package and I offer this to my customers often. bit.ly/3CxhpIP
Hey Henry great video! Do you know if Vitamix is going to release a 32oz wet container for the ascent series? I see that they only have the 48 oz container and the old containers are not compatible . Keep up the good work and happy blending from Costa Rica!
Hi Michael! Thanks for reaching out. No mention of a 32oz compatible container. Perhaps because the 32oz and 48oz have the same footprint and each can blend the same amount of ingredients turning out the same results.
Thank you for answering so quickly Henry! I was thinking to get the 20 oz containers but I’ve seen many people complaining that they don’t work properly and the blender doesn’t recognize them. Any thoughts on that? Thanks again! 👍🏻
People aren't reading the included instructions with the 20oz cup. It may seem like a no-brainer to use but it's not. There's an area on the container that has arrows that need to line up within a certain part of the cup. If they are over-tightened it will go outside of the parameters and the cup won't be recognized.
hi henry. i want to ask, is the vitamix 310 grinder like the 5200 model? because the 5200 has a turbo and has a speed of 38000 rpm, and the 310 has a lower rpm. and another question is, will the 310 work well with the jug of the 5200?
The RPM's never should've been mentioned from the start. All full-sized Vitamix machines blend equally the same. Blend equally as quick and turn out the same exact results. The HIGH switch (that you called turbo) on the 5200 was incorporated into all Vitamix machines post the 5200. Speeds 1-10 are the lowest to the highest.
@@BlendingWithHenry it moves and finely grinds the smoothies as well as the 5200? and which model would you recommend to me, as a person with experience with vitamix.....unfortunately there is no model 5300 and E 320 in Bulgaria. Will the E 310 work well with the jug of the 5200? if i buy it?
@@BlendingWithHenry I did see that. I looked further on Vitamix website and they are not interchangeable because the Ascent series has special containers that tells the base how much it weighs and what size. I did like the video though. I should have been more descriptive
Do you know Henry I seem to like the 48 ounce he does a better job on my ascent 3500 I made a smoothie and it came out better more tastier the bottom of the container is like the original size of the 5200 models 64 ounce containers I called Vita mix customer service should make a 64 ounce just like to 48 hours for the acent Model because it does a better job because the food is the container constantly no air pockets I was amazed I called Vita mix customer service they should make and change the style of the 64 ounce to make it smaller on the bottom of the container two big what’s your thoughts
Hi Pat. I honestly haven't noticed a difference in blend quality between any of the containers. Here's the thing though, based on the size and shape of the container recipe amounts sometimes have to be adjusted in order to accommodate the container design. For example, the 64oz Tall container (for classic Vitamix machines) is narrow at the bottom which makes it versatile for recipes as small as for one person. Trying to use the same exact recipe for one person in the current 64oz wide container (for Ascent and Vitamix Pro 750) will result in an inefficient blend because it requires more ingredients due to the wider design. This might give the impression that the wide container doesn't blend as well as the tall container.
@@BlendingWithHenry ok ty it just seemed like my 48 ounce container my smoothies tasted better because it was a smaller footprint but you’re probably right because it does take less ingredients and 40 an ounce container is perfect for me so thank you for the information boss. I don’t like those cups and the 20 ounce blending cups A little difficult to get it to work on the machine for the ascent series to detect it according to Vita mix customer service you do not have to worry about the arrows anymore. But I told the lady they should make those sensors on the clear cups all the way around like they do the container just put it on the machine that’s it she’s going to tell device makes engineers. I find it difficult I just got those today.
Hi Henry! Can the new, dishwasher-safe low profile 64 oz container be used on a 750 Pro machine? My original one with the black lid that came with the machine is still doing the job, but I'll have to get a new one some day. I'd be glad to use the dishwasher-safe container, especially since the black lid of my old one starts to smell a bit funny no matter how often I clean it. I compared the two containers in a store when the Ascent series came out but it was impossible to put the new container on the 750 Pro base. I wonder why Vitamix says in fits on any full-sized blender.
Yes it works perfectly with the Pro 750. If you live in the U.S it's on the Vitamix Day promo for only $99 starting today. It's only on special for 48 hours. Use my link here for fast free shipping included. bit.ly/326y55B
@@BlendingWithHenry Thanks! I have a feeling that there's another Europe version of this container. In the US it seems to fit on the 750 Pro, in Germany it definitely doesn't. I tried it again in another store and I read somewhere else that someone tried it too and failed. I wonder what Vitamix was thinking by creating a different version of that container for overseas :-(
Please help me... If I want to cover the blade with this least amount of ingredients , is there a difference between the small 48 oz vs the 32 oz? I have the 48 oz but work in small batches for my self. Will the 32 oz be even better ? Or same?
@@BlendingWithHenry Thanks for the video!! I have this same doubt! The 48oz wet container you show seems to be the one for Ascent series... Do you know if it has the same size in the base as for the classic models? I just bought a Recon Next Generation and look for a smaller container to pair with the original 64oz wide. I´s been quite a difficult choice! The 32oz wet looks great, but I feel a bit afraid that I can regret not buying the 48 one.
