Looking for Blender Machine

KaneWeeHong

Hello everyone,

I am looking for a blender machine to blend chicken breast, banana, milk and protein in it.

Is there any specific machine I need to find or any blender will do?

Any blender to recommend?

livingleanlivingclean

I use a food processor to mince chicken breast.

I have a blender to make smoothies/soup/pancake mix etc, but I wouldn't be putting chicken in it.

kommodevaran

Interesting. I always find seemingly random and specific things so superficially intriguing.

KaneWeeHong

Sometime I just lazy to cook again.
So I just want to blend protein, milk, brocolli and chicken breast(steamed) and blendddddd!
Lol.

livingleanlivingclean

KaneWeeHong wrote: »

Sometime I just lazy to cook again.
So I just want to blend protein, milk, brocolli and chicken breast(steamed) and blendddddd!
Lol.

Make a protein shake with milk and drink it whilst eating your chicken and broccoli?

yirara

This just sounds disgusting to me!

ssbbg

If you want it super smooth you might need a higher end blender (Vitamix, Blendtec, etc.). A cheap blender might leave it chunky?

There is a review of blenders here that might be helpful: https://www.seriouseats.com/2017/11/best-inexpensive-blenders-equipment-review.html

I like that website as a resource for cooking/recipes and their product reviews seem very detailed and helpful.

If you decide to go with a high-end blender, I have a Vitamix and have been very happy with it. It could certainly do what you need. I cook a lot, and I've never run into something the Vitamix couldn't handle. But, I understand that many (most?) people wouldn't want to spend that much money on a blender.

WholeFoods4Lyfe

Well, that sounds disgusting! LOL

That said, I love my Ninja. I have the system with the regular blender, food processor, and smoothie attachments.

pomegranatecloud

Vitamix

Lounmoun

You might find a food processor more useful it you want to use it for things like meat, nuts or beans.
I would think any blender would be fine for blending stuff like milk, bananas, vegetables. My old cheap blender has always worked fine for making smoothies and shakes.

VUA21

The absolute best: Blendtec or Viatmix (I have a Blendtec - I swear that thing could probably liquify a fork!) But, they are pricy (got the display model on clearance for $150 as it was a discontinued model). Now, if you're on a budget, a Ninja will probably be your best bet, especially the professional series.

icemom011

I have Vitamix and love it. I have frowned upon it for a long time seeing how expensive it was, but my wife kept on bringing up the fact what a wonderful mashine it was, so i bought us one. And oh gosh, it's the most used in our house. It can do so much, produces as smooth of a consistency as needed, i rerely pull out food processor. But Vitamix gets used daily.