could you talk about making the soup, the jack lalane version has this
feature also but i think of jack and vita i would prefer vita
"ImStillMags" > wrote in message
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On May 6, 8:53 am, sf > wrote:
> Which one would you choose - Ninja or Vitamix? I see people here
> swoon over their Vitamix, but I just can't see spending all that money
> on a one when you can buy a Ninja for so much less.
>
> --
> Food is an important part of a balanced diet.

Here is a pretty balanced review that I found.

http://oneplateonebowl.com/how-does-...#axzz1uC9DL325

I bought my brand new Vitamix for $350. I did not pay $500+ as the
reviewer states. There's no reason to pay that much for a Vitamix.
They are available for around $350, you just have to google around to
find a site that has
them on sale. Also you can find them on eBay.

The Vitamix wins hands down on power and warrantee if you buy news.
It does a better job of breaking down the cell walls of the greens you
blend if you make green smoothies like I do. It also has a dry blade
and carafe available if you want to grind your own flours. You can
make soup in a couple of minutes, not 17 like the reviewer stated.
I have to be careful when I blend greens for a green smoothie that I
don't let it run longer than one minute or it
starts to heat up the green smoothie.

Obviously I'm a fan of the Vitamix. It has a long time standing
reputation and is a quality product. I trust that.