Please explain the "High" &amp; "Variable" function? I'll be making fruit/avocado smoothies, nut butters, soup, &amp; veggie juices.
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Because of the high horsepower motor the variable speed allows for the motor to ramp up and/or down. It is still a manual selection (you select by turning the knob from 1- slow for chopping to 10 for a finer processing) depending on what you are mixing, blending, grating and/or chopping. The variable speed allows for a variety of result from chopping onions or tomatoes for salsa,to puree for soups, to ice for smoothies.
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Variable from 3 to 9. They are poorly made. Dont buy it. You get what you pay for
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Depends on what you are making. I made the mistake of making a pretty thick smoothie that didn't mix too well until I added more juice. As long as you have enough liquid in it to allow the ingredients to move, the blender works very well.
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There are settings for the different types of rice. You push for white brown etc These are pre sets which are pretty right on. I have discovered that for wild rice only it takes longer so it is best to manually set. You have both options just as you can manually set for beans soups or stews once it reaches the pre set time it automatically switches to warm function until you open it. It has an alarm to let you know it is switching.
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I really don't know. I purchased it for my friend, and he doesn't know also. This can be answered by FruitsMax. Sorry......
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High setting.... Do follow the little booklet it comes with as it has helpfull instructions!Hope this helps.Enjoy:)
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Sorry, have not used this feature at all. Only use it to make salsa, it is terrific for that!
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What do you mean? You fill the product with smoothies or applesauce, then the top unscrews and you squeeze it out. :)
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I use all kinds of textures from nuts to all types of fruit and veggies. it depends how smooth you want the final product to be. Just let it run longer or add more milk/water for extra smoothness.
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I don't use the default settings, but rather use times recommended in instruction booklet. When I've encountered undercooked product, I just add a few more minutes manually. I've noticed differences in degree cooked, tho using same type of bean, from one product name to the other; also notice differences with changes of ambient temp & humidity. Be sure you're using amount of water recommended in the instruction booklet, and don't forget to add the oil... Hope this helps.
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Too many variables. Specifically where are you and how do you plan to use it? Are you talking storage only?
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I have not done those veggies yet but I am amazed it cuts and liquifies unpeeled apple pieces and pineapple chunks. I'm going to the grocery today and get some veggies to try it but I have no expectations it will not work. QVC had or has a great buy on another version of the brand and product. You might check it out...but I just love my Ninja so far.Just got back from grocery and made a veggie smoothy. Diced peppers, celery hearts, cilantro, kale, spinach and 1/2 banana (necessary) 1/2 large tomato. Perfect. Pulverized and made into a smoothy depending on how much water you put in it. I used about 1/2 c because of the tomato. (one floret of Broccoli. I hear go lite on Broccoli additions) I have not done those veggies yet but I am amazed it cuts and liquifies unpeeled apple pieces and pineapple chunks. I'm going to the grocery today and get some veggies to try it but I have no expectations it will not work. QVC had or has a great buy on another version of the brand and product. You might check it out...but I just love my Ninja so far.Just got back from grocery and made a veggie smoothy. Diced peppers, celery hearts, cilantro, kale, spinach and 1/2 banana (necessary) 1/2 large tomato. Perfect. Pulverized and made into a smoothy depending on how much water you put... » Read More I have not done those veggies yet but I am amazed it cuts and liquifies unpeeled apple pieces and pineapple chunks. I'm going to the grocery today and get some veggies to try it but I have no expectations it will not work. QVC had or has a great buy on another version of the brand and product. You might check it out...but I just love my Ninja so far.Just got back from grocery and made a veggie smoothy. Diced peppers, celery hearts, cilantro, kale, spinach and 1/2 banana (necessary) 1/2 large tomato. Perfect. Pulverized and made into a smoothy depending on how much water you put in it. I used about 1/2 c because of the tomato. (one floret of Broccoli. I hear go lite on Broccoli additions) « Show Less
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It provides variable to whatever light you plug in. Should world with 2 lamps. It a variable voltage going to whatever is plugged in, but I have not tried that. Words with LED bulbs but gives more light range with the older bulbs. I love this product.
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Each button has 3 categories; out of the 4 buttons, 2 are pulse driven, and the others are continual (no need to hold down). The breakdown of buttons is 1: mix, milkshake, easy clean 2: purée, smoothie, icy drink 3: dice, chop, salsa 4: grind, crush, grate. 3 & 4 are pulse. Very simple to use, nothing extra to hold down or switch. Just similar categories lumped in 1 button function.
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Yeah this is definitely good when you make green smoothies. We have been using it for last 1 year. The sound is little high which is the only negative part.
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There are three temp settings: low, med and high. I have never used the low. Most of the recipes have you starting off melting butter or heating oil to saut your onion, shallot or leek on the high setting. There is a little pulse button that you use to stir while you are in this step.
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The calorie count will vary by the kind of fruit used and the amount you make.