Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System BN801 Reviews

Summary of a YouTube video

Purees eight cups of cooked tomatoes into smooth sauce in seconds using the tall stacked blade assembly. Switching over to the food processor bowl lets you chop whole onions with a few quick pulses so they don't turn into mush. The front digital screen counts elapsed seconds during manual runs and counts down on Auto-iQ presets. All the attachments lock firmly onto the same motor base. However, the safety sensor is picky and flashes error lines if the lid arrow isn't lined up dead center with the handle.

Summary of a YouTube video

Blends kale, frozen berries, and ice into silky smoothies with barely any seeds or fibrous bits left behind. Short manual pulses chop onions and carrots evenly in the processor bowl, while the plastic dough blade mixes yeast dough easily. Still, tiny batches like two garlic cloves don't hit the blades, and storing all the bowls is bulky.

Summary of a YouTube video

Crushes ice into fluffy snow in seconds and swaps smoothly between the 72-ounce pitcher and 64-ounce processor bowl. It's noticeably loud on high presets though, and won't start unless the handle latch clicks flat.

Summary of a Reddit post

Tried grinding dried chickpeas into flour once in their Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System with Auto-iQ: it was slow, came out slightly coarse, and they learned the blender is not meant for it and worried about breaking it.