Ninja auto iq blender manual#

Pulsing control ensures you don’t over process these types of recipes.

There is also a pulse setting which is perfect for small food processing jobs like salsas and dips. It is better to let the Auto-iQ handle smoothie making. While handy to have, if you are mainly making smoothies, this feature is one you won’t use a lot. There is a Stop/Start button that operates the blender on one speed and counts up.

Ninja auto iq blender manual#

Sometimes you will want to use the manual functions. Experiment with your favorite recipes and ingredients knowing the blender can handle them all. No ingredient is off-limits and with a little practice you will know which program to use. It runs on a 60 second program making sure all fibers, seeds and ice are completely pulverized.Ĭhoosing the right auto program allows you to blend up whatever you want in a smoothie. Ultra blend is for the tougher jobs – ice, frozen fruits and fibrous produce. These programs operate on a count down timer.īlend is for softer fruit and vegetables running for 45 seconds. With the Nutri Ninja there are two Auto-iQ choices – blend and ultra blend. Press a button, walk away and let it do its job. Just like we have smart phones and smart TV’s, this is a smart blender. You can see the smart technology at work and bit by bit, the pieces in your smoothie seem to dissolve. The machine starts, stops, starts, stops and then goes flat out like it has a mind of its own. You won’t need to ‘chew’ any of your smoothie.Īlthough you don’t need to be hands on with Auto-iQ programs, it is fascinating to watch (the first few times any way). With pre-programmed settings, the machine will pulse, pause and blend in a set sequence to make sure the end result is super smooth. This often means chunks in your smoothie that you only find once you’re sipping away.Įnter Auto-iQ technology which allows you to press a button and walk away while the blender does the job. It can difficult when blending manually to know if you have ‘pulsed’ and ‘blended’ long enough to liquefy all the ingredients. But, the second problem still remained – inconsistent results with smoothies that had chunky bits and fibers still remaining. In time these models evolved to have containers with ‘lock in tabs’ that allowed the machine to run without the need to hold the container. This manual operation can be a real pain and time waster. With these models, pulsing and blending only happened if manual pressure was applied. Ninja Auto-iQ technology was developed to overcome two problems found in the first wave of personal blender models.įirst, the need to be ‘hands on’ and operate the machine manually by pushing down on the container.

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