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We are now offering the popular Bianco Primo in three versions: As Primo S with the perfect container for creamy-fine green smoothies, as Primo U with a container with unscrewable blade block, which can also produce the smallest preparation quantities of smoothies, dips, pestos or dressings or as Primo I for all those who have long longed for a plastic-free container made of stainless steel.
All versions have the same powerful motor block with intuitive operation using a rotary dial and an attractive price - no matter which container you choose!
Highlights of the Bianco Primo S
- Choice of 3 containers: For creamy smoothies, for the smallest preparation quantities or made of stainless steel.
- Intuitive operation: The Bianco Primo is very easy to operate using the rotary dial. The infinitely variable speed control is on the right and the pulse function is on the left.
- Compact dimensions: No matter which container the Bianco Primo is equipped with - it fits under any kitchen unit. Ideal for small kitchens.
- Attractive price: The Bianco Primo is a bestseller, not least because of its attractive price!
Overview
- Preparation options
- Handling and operation
- Cleaning
- Recommended accessories
- Technical data
- Safety features
- Scope of delivery
- Warranty and guarantee
- Questions and answers
Preparation options with the Bianco Primo
With the Bianco Primo S:
The Bianco Primo S is the smallest blender with the intelligent speed control "iPMS". In combination with the 1.5-liter Square+ container, this enables first-class, creamy, homogeneous blending results. Especially when it comes to fiber-free green smoothies, the Primo S has the edge over the Primo U and Primo I versions! However, the Primo S is not suitable for making more solid preparations such as ice cream, hummus or pesto.
The following preparations can be made with the Primo S:
- Creamy green smoothies
- Fruit and vegetable smoothies
- Vegan plant and nut milks such as fresh almond milk
- Hot soups heated by friction heat, such as cream of tomato soup
With the Bianco Primo U:
The Bianco Primo U is suitable for all common blender preparations. With the 1-liter container, you can make liquid preparations such as smoothies or soups from 150 ml and viscous preparations such as nice cream or almond paste from approx. 250 ml. The practical feature: The U-shaped container has a removable blade block, making it easier to remove solid preparations such as pesto or hummus.
The Primo U can be used for the following preparations:
- Creamy green smoothies
- Delicious fruit and vegetable smoothies
- Vegan plant and nut milks such as fresh almond milk
- à la minute ice cream creations like fruit sorbets, frozen yogurt or healthy nicecream
- Dips and sauces
- Heavenly creamy hummus made from chickpeas or beans
- Hot soups heated by friction heat, such as cream of tomato soup
- Healthy and vital baby porridge
- Homemade nut butter
- Liquid dough preparations - e. G. for pancakes, muffins or crepes
- Freshly ground coffee or freshly ground almond flour
- Crushed ice
- Creamy green smoothies
- Delicious fruit and vegetable smoothies
- Vegan plant and nut milks such as fresh almond milk
- à la minute ice cream creations like fruit sorbets, frozen yogurt or healthy nicecream
- Dips and sauces
- Heavenly creamy hummus made from chickpeas or beans
- Hot soups heated by friction heat, such as cream of tomato soup
- Healthy and vital baby porridge
- Homemade nut butter
- Liquid dough preparations - e. G. for pancakes, muffins or crepes
- Freshly ground coffee or freshly ground almond flour
- Crushed ice
- Blade tip speed Primo S: 248 km/h (with 1 liter of water)
- Blade tip speed PrimoI : 239 km/h (with 1 liter of water)
- Primo U blade tip speed: 199 km/h (with 1 liter of water)
- Power: 1.6 hp output; 220 - 240 volts / 50 Hz - 60 Hz; 1200 watts
- Revolutions: 1500 rpm (speed 1) to 28000 rpm (speed 10)
- Primo S dimensions (width x height x depth): 19.7 x 40.5 x 21.0 cm
- Primo U dimensions (width x height x depth): 19.7 x 45.5 x 21.0 cm
- Primo I dimensions (width x height x depth): 19.7 x 43.0 x 21.0 cm
- Weight: approx. 4.3 kg
- Primo S and U container material: 100% Tritan plastic (BPA-free); food can be heated up to 100°C
- Primo I container material: 18/10 stainless steel (grade SUS304)
- Container depending on variant:
- Primo S: Bianco Square+ container incl. TS tamper
- Primo U: Bianco Uno container incl. tamper TXS
- Primo I: Bianco Inox container incl. tamper
- Operating elements: Rotary knob with 10 variable speed levels and pulse function, standby LED
- Maximum liquid volume of the blender jug: depending on the variant
- Blade type and material: High-speed stainless steel blade; HCS (Japan)
- Safety: Overheating and overload protection, sensor for blender jug detection
- Certification / standard: CE, EMC, LVD, PAH
- Overheating protection: The Bianco Primo constantly measures the motor temperature and switches off automatically before the motor can be damaged by overheating. This only happens if very solid ingredients, such as frozen bananas or nuts, are blended with too little liquid.
- Overload protection: The clutch is equipped with a predetermined breaking point so that it breaks if the blades in the container are blocked by a spoon, for example. In this case, the coupling can be replaced at low cost by the manufacturer's customer service. This predetermined breaking point protects against a total loss of the motor, which is considerably more expensive than the coupling.
- Container sensor: If the container is on the motor block, the stand-by LED and start/stop/pulse button light up and the blender is ready for use. If the container is not on the motor block, it cannot be switched on. The LEDs flash and indicate that the container is missing.
- Bianco Primo motor block
- 1.5 liter mixing container Bianco di Puro Square+ Container made of BPA-free plastic (Tritan)
- matching tamper Bianco TS
- Lid incl. lid insert
- Bianco Primo instruction manual incl. recipe ideas
- Bianco Primo motor block
- 1 liter mixing container Bianco di Puro Uno Container made of BPA-free plastic (Tritan)
- matching tamper Bianco TXS
- Lid incl. lid insert
- Bianco Primo instruction manual incl. recipe ideas
- Bianco Primo motor block
- o.8 liter mixing container Bianco di Puro Inox stainless steel container
- matching tamper
- Lid incl. lid insert
- Bianco Primo instruction manual incl. recipe ideas
- Motor block: 2 years
- Container: 2 years
- Tamper: 2 years
With the Bianco Primo I:
The Primo I has a stainless steel container with a volume of 0.8 liters. This container is also suitable for all popular blender preparations, even in small quantities. For liquids it starts at 150 ml; for more solid preparations from approx. 350 ml. Big advantage of the Primo I: Of all the Bianco Primo variants, it is best suited for grinding cereals, pulses or coffee, as the container is made of robust stainless steel and cannot 'go blind' through frequent grinding.
The following preparations can be made with the Primo I:
Handling and operation of the Bianco Primo
It is operated using a simple rotary dial. If you turn it to the right, the Primo S starts at a gentle 1500 rpm and can be increased smoothly up to 28000 rpm by turning it further. If you turn to the left, the Primo S starts directly at maximum speed (28,000 rpm) and runs until you let go of the dial (pulse function).
For the complete Bianco Primo Instruction Manual »
Cleaning the Bianco Primo
Cleaning the Bianco Primo container
Cleaning the Bianco Primo is child's play. After blending, it is best to empty the container immediately so that nothing dries on. Then rinse the container in the sink under running water. This is usually enough.
If you have used greasy ingredients such as coconut oil or avocados, you can fill the blender jug with water again before rinsing and add a few drops of washing-up liquid to the jug. Then blend at maximum speed for at least 20 seconds.
Additional information on the Bianco Primo U:
Exclusively with the Uno container, the knife block can be unscrewed. This can help to remove more food residue after rinsing.
Cleaning the Bianco Primo motor block
The motor block can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth. The rubber mat can be removed for cleaning if necessary.
Recommended accessories for the Primo S
Cleaning brush
We recommend our practical cleaning brush for cleaning the blender jug - especially for thick preparations.
Stomspar adapter
As the control dial of the Bianco Primo also lights up red in stand-by mode, we recommend the use of an energy-saving adapter:
Technical data for the Bianco Primo
Safety features of the Bianco Primo
Bianco Primo scope of delivery:
Scope of delivery Bianco Primo S:
Scope of delivery Bianco Primo U:
Scope of delivery Bianco Primo I:
Bianco Primo guarantee
(for purely private use)
Complete warranty conditions "
Questions & Answers about the Product
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Hello, I am interested in the blender, but I wanted to ask if the vacuum pump is compatible?
Question submitted by Alex on October 5, 2022 at 14:55 o'clock
Hello Alex,
thank you very much for your message.
Yes, the Bianco vacuum pump is compatible with the Primo S.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 10.05.2022 um 15:22 Uhr
Good day,
I would like to buy a high-speed blender, this Bianco has caught my attention. I have read that if you want to prepare green smoothies, a blender should have 30 000 revolutions in order to dissolve the chlorophyll in the green leaves. The Bianco has 28 000 revolutions. Would it therefore be advisable to choose another blender? Can you recommend a reasonably priced one?
Many thanks
Josephine
Question submitted by Josephine on October 2, 2022 at 16:07 o'clock
Hello Josephine,
thank you very much for your message.
These allegedly necessary "30,000 revolutions" unfortunately persist on the web and there are manufacturers who advertise their devices with exorbitantly high revolutions.
However, the RPM's are not really that important.(!)
No high-speed blender can work with 30,000 revolutions per minute under load.
We therefore rather refer to the so-called blade tip speed, which is much more meaningful in terms of the power that actually reaches the food to be blended.
The Primo S reaches 248 km/h under load (container filled with water) with the Square containers.
Therefore, preparing green Smoothies with the Primo S is not a problem – the result will be creamy and smooth.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 10.02.2022 um 16:40 Uhr
Hello, in other tests Homgeek and Yayago are always recommended, 6-8 blades, 30-38000 rpm and more hp/watt; could you please write something about this?
Question submitted by Ulrike Lenk on May 18, 2021 at 09:47 o'clock
Hello Ulrike,
thank you very much for your message.
We are constantly testing different devices, most of which do not meet our requirements regarding the blending results, the availability of accessories and spare parts, and the warranty periods.
The features you mentioned, "number of revolutions", “wattage” and "number of blades", all have little influence on the most important criteria: the blending result.
If you are interested in this topic, you can read more about it in this article .
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 18.05.2021 um 16:15 Uhr
Can you also use the Primo to make frozen yogurt with strawberries, for example? i.e. chop up frozen fruit and then add yogurt and honey?
Question submitted by Andrea on June 11, 2020 at 14:18 o'clock
Hello Andrea,
thank you for your question.
You can also prepare frozen yogurt with the Primo U and Primo I.
Please allow the fruit to thaw for a few minutes. Working with the tamper while blending, it is mandatory – the blades should never run dry.
Please make sure that the frozen fruit or fruit parts should not be larger than medium strawberries.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 06.11.2020 um 15:21 Uhr
Hello,
Is it possible to separate the blades from the blender container on the Primo for cleaning?
Love greetings
Question submitted by Zsófia on August 29, 2020 at 14:23 o'clock
Hello Zsófia,
thank you very much for your message
Unfortunately this is only possible with the Primo U.
Kind regards from Berlin :- )
Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 31.08.2020 um 11:07 Uhr
Hello,
my container already has stains on the inside after half a year. Despite cleaning according to your recommendation. Do you have a tip for a cleaning agent?
Best regards and greetings
Patrick
Question submitted by Patrick Welter on August 28, 2020 at 21:15 o'clock
Hello Patrick,
thank you very much for your message
We recommend soaking the container with hot water and two to three Kukident tablets, and then cleaning it with a soft-bristled brush. This removes residues gently and safely. Alternatives are baking soda or baking powder.
Best regards from Berlin!
Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 31.08.2020 um 11:01 Uhr
Hello,
I am looking for a device with which you can make porridge from raw carrots, for example, without adding water. Is the Primo suitable for this?
Many greetings Karsten!
Question submitted by Karsten on December 7, 2020 at 21:29 o'clock
Hello Karsten,
thank you very much for your message.
Raw carrots can be processed without any problems with the Primo – depending on the water content of the carrots…. You can influence its consistency by adding water.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 14.07.2020 um 10:29 Uhr
Hello, is it possible to crush ice with the Primo?
LG Marlen
Question submitted by Marlen on April 29, 2020 at 20:34 o'clock
Hello Marlen,
thank you very much for your message.
Crushing ice is no problem for all of the Primo variants.
Best regards from Berlin :- )
Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 30.04.2020 um 11:41 Uhr
Hello,
I am looking for a new container for my Bianco. Which one fits?
Best regards,
Ulrich
Question submitted by Ulrich on June 4, 2020 at 11:14 o'clock
Hello Ulrich,
Thank you for your mesage.
The following containers are compatible with your Primo:
Bianco Cube
Bianco Square
and for small quantities: Bianco UNO
You are welcome to have a look at the containers.
Best regards from Berlin
Your gruenesmoothies.com-team
Beanwortet am 06.04.2020 um 12:10 Uhr
Hello, I have an old Bianco Primo. Unfortunately, I dropped the container, and it cracked.
Now I would like to buy a new container and would like to know which container to choose. If I understood correctly, you sell the Primo + with the Bianco Cube container?
Question submitted by Wald on April 11, 2019 at 13:39 o'clock
Hello dear Primo owner :)
The following 2 containers are compatible as replacement containers for your blender:
Bianco Cube+ or
Bianco Square+
Best regards from your
GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 04.11.2019 um 14:42 Uhr
Hello,
I have had the Bianco Primo+ for almost three months and am super happy with the smoothies and soups from it
But unfortunately I have big problems with Nicecream and nut butter.
Is it the container?
Would the standard container or Uno container better suited for these preparations?
Or Is the Bianco Primo + not suitable for this, and I would need a more powerful blender?
LG Laura
Question submitted by Laura on August 19, 2019 at 08:36 o'clock
Hello Laura,
thank you for the question.
It sometimes happens to us that nut butters do not turn out the way we want them to…. Regardless of the blender and especially with almonds. There are several factors involved, e.g., the oil content and the roasting time. Unfortunately, we have not yet found a universal recipe with a guarantee of success.
However, we are surprised that Nicecream also causes problems.
It is important that the preparation quantities are large enough. If the preparation quantities are too small, you cannot push the ingredients back to the bottom with the tamper, leading to the blades running dry.
In fact, this is much easier to do in the Uno container and with smaller quantities. Therefore, this would be our recommendation. Many new possibilities open up with the Uno container: dressings, salsa, dips, baby food, etc.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 19.08.2019 um 16:27 Uhr
Good afternoon dear GreenSmooothies team,
bought the bianco di puro primo a few years ago. In terms of smoothies, I am also more than satisfied.
Following problem: When preparing, for example, basil pesto or similar (Thick mixtures), the ingredients are immediately thrown to the walls of the container and the blades run dry. Even the addition of oil does not really help because I would have to add more oil than I'm comfortable with. Have also tried to work with a pestle, no success. Now my question, am I doing something wrong, or would I need another container? If so, which one?
Thanks in advance for the answer.
Question submitted by Matteo on April 7, 2019 at 16:21 o'clock
Hi Matteo,
In principle, you can prepare pesto with the Primo without any problems, BUT minimum preparation quantities play an important role.
Only one container can help, namely the Uno container:
Bianco Uno container
The has a smaller diameter, which on the one hand leads to the fact that the blades do not rotate so quickly and the tamper comes deeper into the "corners". This helps both with smaller quantities and with thick preparations, such as (n)ice cream desserts...
Hopefully, we could help you!
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 04.07.2019 um 16:24 Uhr
Hello!
Is the vacuum pump compatible with the bianco primo square, as well as the Uno container?
Thank you in advance!
Question submitted by Katha on June 20, 2019 at 10:23 o'clock
Hello Katha,
thank you very much for your question.
Yes, you can use the Bianco vacuum pump with the Bianco Primo Square as well as with the Uno container.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 20.06.2019 um 12:12 Uhr
Again regarding the spices. Is there a blender with glass container and similar blending properties as the Primo that you can recommend?
Question submitted by Julian on October 23, 2018 at 19:38 o'clock
Hello Julian,
thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, there currently is no blender with glass container on the market we can recommend. The glass containers that are currently available do not meet our requirements for an excellent blending result. However, they might be sufficient for grinding.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 24.10.2018 um 10:30 Uhr
I am looking for a blender to blend spices, hummus, and smoothies. Can this be done with this device. Specifically, how well can spices, such as star anise, cinnamon sticks, or similar, be crushed?
Question submitted by Julian on October 21, 2018 at 19:46 o'clock
Hello Julian,
thank you for your question. The desired preparations are no problem for the Primo S at all. We had to test the spice blend first to give a definitive answer, but 18 grams of cinnamon sticks and 25 grams of star anise easily make a fine powder.
Addendum: We noticed that after the first spice mix, the container became very cloudy and absorbed a lot of odour from the spices. We can't say exactly what caused this, but in any case, a second container makes sense if you plan to grind spices more often.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 23.10.2018 um 15:23 Uhr
Hello dear ones,
i am the proud owner of a Primo +,
I am honestly surprised how warm the smoothie get during operation. But ist is actually way smoother than in those from my Thermomix. What bothers me a bit, the small seeds of pears still are noticeable. What am I doing wrong?
Love Susanna
Question submitted by Susanna on October 15, 2018 at 22:22 o'clock
Hello dear Susanne,
thank you very much for your feedback.
The heat is not dissipated so well by the thick container walls. Only ice cubes and / or cold water can help.
Even if you wouldn't suspect it, pears are generally a big challenge for the blender. The small mini-grains often remain. You can, of course, try to blend longer (don't forget the ice cubes!), but you can't get rid of them in any blender.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 15.10.2018 um 11:57 Uhr
Dear green smoothies team,
we are wavering between the Bianco Primo and the Vitamix TNC 5200/Pro 750. Because of the price and size, we would like to go with the Primo. Can it be used to make the same foods/dishes and drinks as the Vitamix? We would like to prepare nut purees, pesto, date-based masses and smoothies. According to the information on your website, the container of the Primo is not well suited for nut purée.
Can you recommend and a compatible container that can prepare most preparations and can be bought with the device?
We only want to have one container for space reasons.
Thanks in advance
F&S
Question submitted by F&S on June 9, 2018 at 16:17 o'clock
Hello F&S,
thank you for the question.
The way you describe the need, the Vitamix TNC 5200 with 1.4 liter container instead of 2 liter container would possibly be the right fit.
The container is a universal container and has lower minimum quantities in all disciplines (liquid and thick) than the Bianco Primo.
We only suggest the 1.4-liter container because size is important and maximum volume is less important to you.
If you choose this Vitamix, simply note which container you prefer when ordering.
The Bianco Uno container would be the appropriate addition to the Primo, but it brings you closer to the Vitamix TNC 5200 in price and has 2 containers instead of 1, which was not desired...
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 01.04.2019 um 22:35 Uhr
Hello,
i am interested in a comparatively inexpensive, but also powerful high-speed blender and came across the Primo.
I like to prepare green smoothies, but they don't always turn out quite as fine and creamy in my simple blender.
My question about the Primo: Does it manage to blend fibrous leafy greens and, for example, raspberry seeds? And how much heat is generated? Is it harmful if the smoothies get too warm when blending?
Kind regards, Lena
Question submitted by Lena on May 9, 2018 at 12:02 o'clock
Hello dear Lena,
thank you very much for the question.
There is nothing left to chew. Raspberry seeds become smaller, but do not disappear completely.
In terms of heat, something has changed with the latest Primo generation. The longer blades make the smoothies even creamier, and the thicker container wall makes the blender quieter. However, the smoothies also get a bit warmer due to the aforementioned factors.
From a health perspective, this only has advantages. The closer the drink is to your body temperature (36-37 degrees) the less energy is needed to process the smoothie once it reaches the stomach.
Alternate tip for you: If it's just smoothies you're after, the Piano is a suitable alternative. If you use the smoothie program, there is no noticeable heat development and the creaminess is on a comparable level with the Primo. Otherwise, the Piano is unfortunately not as flexible, but a great choice for the daily portion of green smoothies.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 05.09.2018 um 16:24 Uhr
Good evening,
I would like to buy the Bianco Primo. Question: if something does break, are there any spare parts? So if the container is defective etc?
With kind regards!
SL
Question submitted by Sandra Laker on August 14, 2018 at 11:49 o'clock
Hello SL,
thank you for the question.
At Bianco, all containers are basically also available individually. You can find them in the Bianco accessories category. Small parts, such as lids or similar are usually also available directly from the manufacturer.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 14.08.2018 um 11:52 Uhr
Hello blender experts,
My mother (in her late seventies) wants a blender, and after I raved to her about what my Vitamix Pro 750 can do, it's clear that it's going to be a high-speed blender. The question now is whether she would be as happy with a Bianco Primo as she would be with, say, a Vitamix Pro 300. She would like to use it to make various preparations:
- puree large quantities of wild blackberries, pulverizing all the seeds
- Hommus from cooked chickpeas and whole sesame seeds (instead of tahini)
- Cream of asparagus soup made from asparagus peels and woody ends
- Almond paste
- Almond milk
- Lemon curd cooked with friction heat
- Falafel mixture made from raw, soaked chickpeas (among others)
- Flash ice cream
- Chopping nuts (ok, I do that with other equipment, but she doesn't have it)
Does the Primo give as good results as the Pro300 in these applications?
A few more questions
- Is the Primo powerful enough to run a 2 liter container? If so, can it be purchased separately if needed?
- To another questioner, you offered to replace the Cube container with a Square. Is this offer still valid?
- How accommodating is Bianco (or are you as a dealer) in case of problems? Vitamix offers not only a fabulous warranty of 7-10 years, but a legendary customer service. (That the price of the Primo is VERY much better for this, of course, has not escaped us)
Many thanks in advance and best regards,
Klip
Question submitted by Klip on May 9, 2018 at 22:42 o'clock
Hi Klip,
thanks for all the questions. We will try to respond to them:
As a Pro 750 / 300 user, you will notice the difference compared to the Primo, especially in preparations with a high liquid content. Everything simply tastes a little lighter/fluffier from the Pro 750 or Pro 300.
With the Square, the liquid is finer than in the Cube, but ice cream and puree no longer work. The new Uno container would be a good addition to the Square.
The Primo can also carry a 2 liter container, no problem.
The delivery of the Square container instead of the Cube container also would be no problem.
Unfortunately, it is somewhat difficult to make general statements on the subject of goodwill, it is usually a case-by-case decision...
Please contact us if you have any further questions.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 06.08.2018 um 12:39 Uhr
Have purchased the Bianco Primo, and I'm very satisfied with it. However, I don't achieve the desire results when preparing smaller quantities for dips and pesto. Would purchasing the standard container be an option for smaller quantities under 500 ml or do you have another tip? Thanks,
Question submitted by Martina Gerner on July 18, 2018 at 16:07 o'clock
Hello Martina Gerner,
thank you very much for the question.
Yes, in this case, the Uno container is certainly the right complement to the Primo.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 20.03.2019 um 10:32 Uhr
Hi. Can I bring my Bianco purchased in Germany to the UK and use it there?
Question submitted by Carey on May 7, 2018 at 14:45 o'clock
Hi Carey,
with a power plug adapter, it should not be a problem. A transformer is not necessary.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 05.07.2018 um 17:08 Uhr
Unfortunately, I still don't understand why you write that the Primo has iPMS. According to the manufacturer, it does not. Who is wrong, the manufacturer or you? Because for a purchase decision, the presence of this technology is quite important, I think, also because you describe this criterion as better performance in contrast to the piano ("Motor control: The Bianco Primo motor is more intelligent. Thanks to iPMS, the Primo can call up more power when blending fibrous ingredients - leafy greens, wild herbs, pineapple)"
lG Pepsi
Question submitted by Pepsi on July 6, 2018 at 17:37 o'clock
Hello Pepsi,
it sounds like you are using the Primo. Therefore, you best convince yourself:
If you select the lowest speed in idle, the Primo usually does not hit the desired speed, but always readjusts. This also is acoustically noticeable. The engine tries to keep the “ideal speed” and in practice it fluctuates around this ideal. This phenomenon is best witnessed at low speed. This is typical "iPMS" behaviour. If there is no speed control, there is no readjustment, but the speed just fluctuates depending on what is put into the container.
The Primo constantly tries to maintain the set speed, no matter how full the container is.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 16.07.2018 um 14:20 Uhr
Hello dear team of Green Smoothies. A wonderful new year to you, and thank you for your great website!
I am an avid owner of the Bianco Primo and plan to grind small amounts of chia seeds from time to time in the future. Will this work with the standard container, or do you recommend a separate container?
Thank you and best regards
Simone
Question submitted by Simone on May 1, 2018 at 10:06 o'clock
Hello Simone,
thank you for your question and happy new year!
We have had very good experience grinding with the Primos standard container. So just give it a try, the only thing you need to pay attention to is the minimum amount you need in the container.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 05.01.2018 um 10:45 Uhr
Hello,
I wanted to ask if you have a tip for cleaning my Primo?
I always take warm water right after making green smoothies, some dishwashing liquid and let it blend once briefly, and rinse again with clean water. But I would rather not scrub around in the container for more stubborn remains.
Maybe you have another great idea ??
I am looking forward to your answer,
with greetings
Petra
Question submitted by Petra on April 12, 2017 at 12:08 o'clock
Dear Petra,
thank you very much for your request.
Try using soda powder (e.g. "Heitmann Soda” or "Domol Washing Soda”). This will also help with heavier soiling. Simply add some soda powder to the container filled with warm water and mix thoroughly. For more stubborn residues, simply leave the water in the container overnight and rinse it the next day.
In addition, our practical cleaning brush helps to keep the container clean.
We hope this was helpful.
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team.
Beanwortet am 20.03.2019 um 10:28 Uhr
Hello,
does the Bianco Primo manage to break down the cell walls to release the chlorophyll?
Thank you very much for your answer!
Question submitted by Pascal on March 12, 2017 at 22:01 o'clock
Hello Pascal,
thank you for the question!
As green smoothies gourmets, the first thing we look for when choosing a blender is how creamy and fiber-free the green smoothies can be prepared. This not only applies to baby spinach, but also to chard, black kale, etc. i.e. leafy greens with fibrous strands in general.
The Bianco Primo convinced us the most in its price range. Therefore, we can recommend it without hesitation.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.de team
Beanwortet am 04.12.2017 um 11:30 Uhr
Good day,
i have a few questions about your blenders.
Would the Bianco Primo be sufficient for someone who wants to prepare green smoothies on a daily basis to enjoy the health benefits?
Does it have enough power even with the fewer revolutions?
Or is it better to invest a little more money for a more powerful device?
best regards,
Isabell
Question submitted by Isabell on November 20, 2017 at 13:26 o'clock
Hello Isabell,
thank you very much for your inquiry.
The Bianco Primo is a first-class device for making green smoothies. That's exactly what it was designed for. It creates creamy, completely fiber-free green smoothies and breaks down the cell structure of the leafy greens so that your body can more easily access the valuable nutrients!
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 20.11.2017 um 13:32 Uhr
Hello,
I am interested in the Bianco Primo and have a question:
Do the other Bianco containers fit on the Primo?
is the original Primo container also available as a spare part?
Best regards
Sonja
Question submitted by Sonja on November 20, 2017 at 11:55 o'clock
Hello Sonja,
Thank you for your question!
Yes, almost all containers from Bianco fit on the Primo. The only exceptions are the Piano and Forte 2.0 with a different container system and the Attivo, which also uses a different container system.
You are welcome to purchase the Primo container from us if you should ever need a new one.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 16.07.2018 um 14:32 Uhr
Hello,
can I actually shred avocado pits with the Primo?
Question submitted by Klaudia on November 20, 2017 at 11:44 o'clock
Hello Klaudia,
Thank you for your question!
Yes, you can also chop avocado pits with the Primo!
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 20.11.2017 um 11:48 Uhr
Can the container be completely immersed in water?
Question submitted by Melanie on August 11, 2017 at 18:09 o'clock
Hello Melanie,
Thank you for your question.
This should not be a problem! However, long contact with water should be avoided. For example, it is best to clean the container immediately after blending...
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 08.11.2017 um 18:10 Uhr
Hello Dear Green Smoothies Team
My son prepares himself a smoothie made of frozen fruit every morning.
He has already worn out the 2nd blender. And since Christmas is coming, his biggest wish is a "really good" blender. This is how I ended up on your website. I have one question: are all Bianco di Puro containers not dishwasher safe? And does the container have a pouring spout?
Thank you for your answer!:)
Katrin
Question submitted by Katrin on March 11, 2017 at 13:59 o'clock
Hello Katrin,
Thank you for your question!
It is true, the containers of the Bianco Primo should not be washed in the dishwasher. However, this is really not a big deal! You simply have to rinse the container under running water after the smoothie preparation. Everything should be clean within 30 seconds.
You'll probably use the blender more than the dishwasher anyway.!;-)
The latest Primo generation has a spout, allowing the smoothie to be poured into a shaker without any problems.
Best regards from Berlin
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 12:16 Uhr
Hello Team,
Most blogs and magazines say that the blender should have at least 30,000 revolutions. But the Primo only has 28,000. I am surprised that you still recommend this blender. Do the missing 2,000 revolutions not matter?
VG, Gudrun
Question submitted by Gudrun on January 11, 2017 at 13:59 o'clock
Hello Gudrun,
the statement that 30000 revolutions/min. are necessary for green smoothies is unfortunately somewhat misleading. Many manufacturers advertise revolutions without specifying what they are referring to. Empty container? Without container? With 1 liter of water?
The speeds we measured in the lab varied immensely, depending on the test scenario. When blending smoothies, no blender ever reaches 30000 revolutions, this was only taken as a reference from Vitamix when there were no other competitors on the market. Vitamix has sine then been quoted thousands of times by authors who lack the technical expertise to specify this information.
The reference blender to which the much quoted 30000 revolutions referred to is the Vitamix TNC 5200. The Primo is somewhat weaker in performance, but definitely close.
Kind regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 16.07.2018 um 14:43 Uhr
Hello,
Can this blender also blend greens, for example: lettuce, half an avocado stone, lemons (not cut), Ginger, a carrot, etc.etc.? The important thing for me with a green smoothie is that I can blend the ingredients without chopping (much), and that the smoothie is all creamy and has no chunks. Is this container big enough?
MfG Alice
Question submitted by Alice on January 11, 2017 at 11:14 o'clock
Hello Alice,
Thank you for your question!
Yes, this blender crushes all of the above ingredients to a homogeneous, creamy consistency. However, I would not use a whole lemon because the essential oils in the peel have a very bitter taste.
The container has a capacity of 1.5 liters.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 01.11.2017 um 12:21 Uhr
Hello,
I bought the Primo about three years ago.
He did what he should: green fine smoothies – nothing else.
Now the engine block started to stink and smoke.
I'm pretty disappointed that the device only outlasted the warranty period by one year.
Is there a possibility to repair the engine?
Question submitted by Ulrike Polifke on March 10, 2017 at 19:53 o'clock
Hello Ulrike,
In general, a repair is possible.
However, you have to contact Bianco (0221 50 80 80 20) regarding the exact conditions.
Kind regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 24.10.2017 um 17:14 Uhr
Hello,
I have had the Bianco Primo for a few days and have already tested it 2 times.
I do not know if I'm doing something wrong, there always are some crumbs left.
At the first attempt I had 100 g millet flakes, 450ml milk and 4 dates in the mixer and unfortunately forgot to take out the core of one, which turned out to be the reason for the loud impact noises.
I mixed the shake about 2 min at the highest speed level. When pouring, I then noticed that 3/4 of the date core were still there.
It seemed to me more like the primo had not properly "hit" the core than that it would be too hard.
Today when I made 250g frozen berries with 500g curd, 400ml water and 5 dates (this time without seeds), there were plenty of coarser date remains under the knife.
Can you tell me if I am doing something wrong?
Should I not put all the ingredients at once?
thank you very much.
Question submitted by HerrBert on September 29, 2017 at 14:24 o'clock
Hello,
The solution: less milk – at least at the beginning.
At the beginning, blend as little as possible, this way the blades have the best grip.
And then pour in the milk little by little!
We would rather advise against date seeds. They are much harder than avocado seeds ;)
Best regards!
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 16.07.2018 um 14:49 Uhr
A friendly hello to all,
I have been using my Bianco Primo for three weeks now.
Unfortunately, I have to put the smoothie in the fridge first before enjoying it.
Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong? I don't really like warm smoothies.
Thank you and greetings
Martina
Question submitted by Martina on September 29, 2017 at 14:22 o'clock
Hello Martina,
You are doing everything right.
Blending can cause the blended product to heat up – especially if insufficient liquid is used or blending takes too long.
A tip for you would be to use a few ice cubes instead of water.
Best regards from Berlin,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 24.10.2017 um 17:19 Uhr
Hello,
I have a question regarding the crushing of the ingredients.
Does the Primo manage to process nuts and small seeds into a smoothie without chunks?
Question submitted by Andrea on September 29, 2017 at 12:56 o'clock
Hello Andrea,
The Primo manages to that without any problems at all.
Love greetings,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 29.09.2017 um 12:57 Uhr
Hello,
ordered the Primo yesterday, and already received it today ... Wow.
One question: is it normal that the drive shaft wobbles slightly at the top? I don't mean the rotation.
I thought it had to be extremely tight for nothing to happen.
Thanks ... Ludwig
Question submitted by Ludwig on September 29, 2017 at 12:54 o'clock
Hi Ludwig,
Thank you very much for your question.
Basically, the drive shaft has some play. Also, the container is not supposed to be "super tight" and can move a bit when you start the blending process. If you are not familiar with this, you may be afraid that the container will tip over. However, it doesn't.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 29.09.2017 um 18:42 Uhr
Hello
Is this device also available with a glass container?
Question submitted by Jochanan on September 29, 2017 at 12:51 o'clock
Hi Jochanan!
Currently, there are no high-speed blenders (all brands) with glass containers. This is due to the revolutions and the stress being too high for glass!
Love greetings!
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 29.09.2017 um 12:52 Uhr
Hello,
I want to buy a blender, and really I like the Bianco Primo.
On your site, I read that this blender is not so good for making nut mush and grinding flours.
Does this mean that the blender could be damaged in the process, or simply that the result is not optimal?
For example, what is the difference between a nut puree from a Bianco Primo and a nut puree from the health food store?
Question submitted by Florian on September 29, 2017 at 12:49 o'clock
Hello Florian!
You can of course also make nut purée with the Primo, flour also is no problem in the supplied container.
You can find a recipe for nut purée here:
here.
Most conventionally nut purées are pressed, but not mixed. Therefore, they are always different from the purées made in high-speed blenders.
Kind regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 14.02.2019 um 15:23 Uhr
Hello together,
I just bought the Primo and so far, I am also very satisfied (but I am a green smoothie newbie;))
However, the following question arises: Why is the warranty on the Primo only 2 years, whereas all other offered blenders of Bianco have 5 years warranty?
Do I now have to mentally prepare myself for the premature demise of the Primo?
There is a clear price difference between the devices, but qualitatively the processing should be able to keep up according to your statement....
Kind regards,
Jan
Question submitted by Jan on September 29, 2017 at 12:47 o'clock
Hello Jan!
According to Bianco, they cannot provide a longer warranty service at this price, including the administrative costs involved.
In terms of workmanship, we don't see any disadvantages with the Primo compared to Bianco's other models. After all, the Primo in stainless steel is also the only blender from Bianco with stainless-steel cladding.
Best regards!
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 11:36 Uhr
Hello dear GS team,
What is the situation with the tamper?
Could you theoretically use the one with the temperature display, or does it touch the blades in the Primo container?
Could the Square container also be used, or have you tried other containers than the one included in the scope of delivery?
Best regards,
C. Howdy
Question submitted by Captain Howdy on September 29, 2017 at 12:35 o'clock
Hello Howdy,
It is important that the tamper is not too long, otherwise the blades will crush it. The T42S incl. temperature gauge fits the Primo and is offered separately.
The tamper length is identical for Cube and Square containers.
Kind regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 24.10.2017 um 17:24 Uhr
Hello,
I ordered the Primo and the next day it was already delivered. Super service, also your starter pack. The result of the prepared smoothies is much better than with the blender (which I had used before).
Furthermore, all the information and recipes are very detailed, understandable and above all realistically written.
I still have one question: Is too long blending on level 10 harmful to fruits and vegetables?
I first blend on a lower level, when there is a coarse-grained pulp, I switch to level 10 for about a minute.
Best regards
Stefan
(PS: where can I set a password to log in)?
Question submitted by Stefan on September 29, 2017 at 12:22 o'clock
Hello Stefan,
Thank you very much for the feedback!
In principle, blending is not a “unnatural” process, however, the ingredients are puréed even finer than our jaws/teeth would have managed in 1 minute – This makes the stomach happy.
Mixed food should also be chewed/salivated in the mouth, so that the enzymes in the mouth take effect and the appropriate digestive juices are activated in the stomach.
Bottom line: we believe the benefits of high-speed blending outweigh the drawbacks.
However, not every meal should be blended. Proper chewing with resistance also is (!) crucial.
Simply click on forgotten password and create a new one!
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 11:38 Uhr
Hello,
the topic of nuts/seeds has already been addressed several times above, but it was always about the production of puree.
My question: Can the Primo also make "simple" flour from almonds, lentils, etc.?
Thank you very much,
Christo
Question submitted by Christo on September 29, 2017 at 12:20 o'clock
Hi Christo,
Thank you very much for your question. We have taken this question as an opportunity to try it out personally and can say with a clear conscience:
Works perfectly!
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com
Beanwortet am 14.11.2017 um 20:59 Uhr
Hi, I also have a few questions ????
Since I will soon be a mom, I wonder if the Primo can also process carrots or apples into baby mash?
(Does not have to be warm, I can heat the purée on the stove if necessary)
I also would like to bake bread and cakes and wanted to ask if the device can also knead dough.
Greetings, Sina
Question submitted by Sina on September 29, 2017 at 12:09 o'clock
Hello Sina,
Carrots and apples are no problem for the Bianco Primo.
Kneading dough, on the other hand, is a pain for every high-speed blender we have tested so far (as of October 2017). A classic food processor is much better suited for this.
Vitamix in particular likes to advertise with kneading dough. However, they refer to dough types that are more common in the USA, such as pancake and crepe dough, both very liquid...
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 24.10.2017 um 13:19 Uhr
Hello,
I am considering buying a Bianco Primo.
Do I have the option to test the device for 2 weeks and simply return it if I dislike it?
Is there also the possibility to order it immediately with the Square container?
Is it known whether there will be an on/off switch for subsequent models?
Thank you very much!
Carolin
Question submitted by Carolin on September 29, 2017 at 12:01 o'clock
Dear Carolin,
This is possible under the 45-day money-back warranty.
The blender must only be returned clean with the complete scope of delivery in the original packaging.
As for the Square container, you can simply order the Primo S version.
It's best to call us to find out if the upgrade really is worth it for you: 030 44793423.
According to our information, an on/off switch is unfortunately not planned.
Best regards from Berlin
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 11:41 Uhr
Hello all,
I unfortunately have stubborn deposits at the very bottom of the container and on the blades after 5 months of daily use.
Seems to come from the starch of the green ingredients.
Cleaning with vinegar and dishwashing liquid doesn't help. And I can't reach the corners at the bottom with my brushes.
Thanks in advance for your tips!
Question submitted by Svenja on September 29, 2017 at 11:46 o'clock
Dear Svenja,
yes, there can be residues stuck to the container.
I have had good experience with soda: Put a packet of soda (e.g. "Pure Soda" from Heitmann, or "Washing Soda" from Domol) and warm water in the container, leave to soak overnight, rinse/blend thoroughly with water and dry.
In general, it is important to always rinse the container with clean water (and a bit of dishwashing liquid) immediately after blending to minimize residues.
By the way – our cleaning brush, which we recommend for all blenders, easily reaches the corners of the container.
I hope I was able to help you.
Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 12:05 Uhr
Hello,
am I correct in assuming that the Primo is not suitable for soy milk production because it was not designed for it?
Or are there tricks?
Thanks in advance!
Regards
Leonie
Question submitted by Leonie on September 29, 2017 at 11:39 o'clock
Dear Leonie,
Thank you for your message.
You can also make soy milk in the Primo, that's no problem.
To do this, soak the soybeans overnight, pour off the water, place the beans with some water into the container and blend on full speed for about 1 minute.
Best regards and have fun trying it out.
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 29.09.2017 um 11:41 Uhr
Hello, I have a question.
This week I received my Bianco Primo, and I am confused.
Somehow it does not work for me, when I prepare an apple smoothie the peel is not completely crushed. Somehow, small pieces of peel always remain in it.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks in advance for the feedback.
Question submitted by Gabriele Klink on September 29, 2017 at 11:35 o'clock
Dear Gabriele,
The Bianco Primo is a great machine for a super price.
Actually, apple peels should not be a problem for him – the important thing is to at least quarter the apple, better eighth. Then enough liquid should be added so that the pieces also move in the container and can be chopped.
Kind regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 12:03 Uhr
Can I also make hot soups with the Primo and do you have there possibly also a few recipes for me?
Thanks in advance!
Question submitted by Kirsten on September 21, 2017 at 23:44 o'clock
Hello dear Kirsten,
thank you very much for your question.
In principle, there are two ways to make soups in the Primo:
1. You pre-cook the soup with ingredients on the stove and let it cool to below 100 degrees Celsius. Then you mix it again in the Primo on the highest speed until it is creamy.
2. Add the fresh raw ingredients directly to the Primo with enough liquid and blend on high speed until the soup is warm. Depending on the blending time, the soup can get really hot.
You will find some soup recipes here.
Best regards and have fun souping!
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team
Beanwortet am 26.07.2018 um 11:57 Uhr
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Quiet and good price/performance ratioNice support in choosing the right machine, pleasantly quiet compared to our previous machine and absolutely creamy green smoothies! The size of the container is borderline for us as two people, as we produce on average 1.5 liters. With our quantity, the lid is therefore always dirty from the inside and we have an increased cleaning effort, but the device is pleasantly small and does not seem so clunky in the kitchen, especially since the device is permanently there. For us, a larger container would therefore be pleasant. For a household with more than 2 people from our point of view therefore not suitable for green smoothies. However, the price / performance ratio is very good! Thanks to the Green Smoothie team!
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Best blender!I got this blender today. I can only say it is amazing! Until now I had 2 cheaper blenders that have broken down and my Thermomix makes green smoothie not so fine. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the Primo S. Thank you to this site. Everyone is friendly and does everything with love and conviction! Shipping was incredibly fast!. Thanks again!
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Great blender - but why no on/off switch?I also finally treated myself to a high-speed blender, and it became the Bianco di Puro Primo Plus, because it fits under my wall cabinets in the kitchen. The device makes really wonderful smoothies, even for me as a beginner to make easily, if you follow the suggested recipes exactly. My expectations were more than met.
The only criticism would be the lack of an on/off switch to make the unit powerless. The On/Off symbol on the rotary switch is somewhat misleading in this respect. I noticed it only when putting into use that you can not really turn the blender "OFF" with it. Then I have read again and again long and wide in the manual and looked at the device itself on all sides, even under (!) - no, NO off switch there. Well, then you have to get a socket switch, so that you do not always have to pull the plug after use.
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A very good blender at an affordable priceI used a blender from WMF (up to 24,000 revolutions) for a few years. When he gave up the ghost, I was really looking forward to my Bianco di Puro Primo. - The first few days I was almost disappointed. My WMF blender also blended the smoothies very creamy, so the explosive change I expected didn't happen. I did notice that they smoothies might actually be a little smoother, but I imagined it differently. Until today. Today, I blended up a pineapple. Wow, there are no hairs in it! The smoothie is just heavenly. Creamy. It doesn't compare to what I've known before. It's not just the consistency - the taste is just different because of the perfect chopping, it's not "vegetable and fruit match" but a real smoothie. - So if anyone really blends often, and uses more "difficult" ingredients like pineapple, mangoes (they can be fibrous too), kale, savoy cabbage, etc, I highly recommend the Bianco di Puro Primo. Really a very good blender, at an affordable price.
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Bianco di Puro Primo topI have had my Bianco di Puro Primo for about 3 months now. He looks just great and I am still totally thrilled. I used to have a small blender that often did not get the ginger small. You don't bite chia seeds, carrots or grapes now either. Now everything is so delicious creamy and even my husband is thrilled, who has always thought the small blender is good :-)
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Pure enthusiasmFirst of all, a huge praise to the uncomplicated processing and super-fast delivery. Love at first sight. The green Bianco di Puro Primo looks even better "in real" than in the pictures. And the first test.....mmmmh. How could I prepare for years my beloved green smoothies only in a conventional "high-speed blender"? Love and many, many thanks for the first class service.
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Kale smoothies made easyWhile kale smoothies with the blender always resulted in a mush that was suitable for chewing but not for drinking, I tried my luck in the supermarket. Here there is now quite a large selection of smoothies. Anyone who has ever tried them knows: sugar, sugar, sugar and hardly any fiber. However, they had one advantage over my porridge: they could be drunk without chewing!
So I looked for ways to get my homemade smoothies, where you know what's in it, finer and first came across Vitamix, which is probably "the" brand in the premium blender area, so to speak. But they also charge better than the competition and with my kitchen and current smoothie drinking habits, I thought more than three times, whether I want to put such a large device in the kitchen and want to spend so much money, with the risk that it just stands around unused.
Since I wanted a small blender and the Bianco di Puro Primo was just within budget, I decided to go for the blender. When the package then arrived, first positive surprise. In person, I find the stainless steel look even higher quality than in the pictures. That's a good start.
Then the first smoothie in the new blender: WOW. I can really get used to that. It's great to drink, has lots of fiber, and leaves no pieces left to chew. This is exactly what I was dreaming of. I am really very happy with the blender and use it currently really at least once a day! -
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Smoothie will be better than in the Thermomix!Consistency-unique! My girlfriend, as a proud Thermomix-user, has had to admit after a weekend that the Thermomix does not create this green smoothie consistency - the result was that she then took the Bianco di Puro Primo from your showroom and like me is super satisfied with it.
This is not an advertisement - just an advice, if you like the green smoothie, then invest - your health will thank you! The appetite behavior "regulates", for example, the craving for sweets settles on the "normal measure" or decreases or nuts are rather in the race than Chocolate, etc..
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Nothing to complain aboutUse the blender now for about half a year and am completely satisfied. Purrs like a kitten and the smoothies are blended super fine. Thumbs up!
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Absolutely recommendable!I use my Primo now for 1 year daily and find him just great. The blending result is top - absolutely recommendable for green smoothies. I also like to use it for quick soups or nut milks. Also goes super easy. Great blender!
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Super blender, easy to use!The blender is very easy to operate. In principle, there is only one control element: This is the jog dial.
The more you turn it up, the faster (and louder) it gets.
Now the most important thing: Can it chop avocado seeds and what is the performance like?
So compared to my previous Philips blender: worlds!
While I needed toothpicks for some, creative smoothie creations, this is completely absent with the Bianco di Puro Primo. I honestly had not expected that and am therefore even more convinced of this blender!
Avocado seeds, crush ice, even almond paste according to the recipe here on the site has actually worked (please do not omit the roasting, otherwise it takes FOREVER!!!).
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Top blender!Easy operation, technically flawless, ingenious-creamy smoothies! What more could you want!
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A PrimoSmall for the kitchen and for the wallet, but big for the smoothie and the pleasure. Thank you, Bianco di Puro!
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Super device, super price-performance ratio!After I had to struggle with some blenders, I have now purchased the Bianco di Puro Primo and I must say, it was really worth it! Finally, I can enjoy smoothies that are really so creamy fine, as it is always described in the high-speed blenders. The difference in the blending result is really very noticeable. Also the cleanup is super fast! Simply add water and a bit of dishwashing liquid to the container, put the lid on and let the device run for a short time. Then turn off the device and pour out the contents, possibly rinse again with clean water. The customer service is impeccable and helped me a lot in the decision! Thanks for that and also for the fast delivery!!! All in all - super device! Super price-performance ratio!
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Simply thrilled!We have had the Primo for about 1 week and are thrilled.
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I am thrilled!Hello,
since yesterday I can also count myself among the happy owners of a Bianco di Puro Primo.
I am still a real novice in the field of green smoothies and have so far always shied away from an expensive high-performance blender. But this device really blows me away! It blends such creamy smoothies that taste unlike smoothies from conventional blenders. I'm really amazed at how fiber-free the Bianco di Puro Primo presents its result and how well all ingredients blend.
The decisive factor for the purchase was your video comparison between the Bianco di Puro Primo and the OmniBlend. I was immediately impressed by the result and at the price I honestly did not think twice. And you have not promised too much!
Overall, a really great device for the preparation of tasty green smoothies!
P.S. Your site overall is really helpful for me as a newbie. It provides a great overview of a wide variety of topics! I am really excited and will recommend you guys! :-)
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Super blenderHello,
I have also tested the blender extensively and find it very good. The problem with the standby power can only be solved with a socket switch. There are for a few euros in the hardware store.
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Hooray, it's here!The first green smoothie was not quite homogeneous, because I had taken a bit too much water, that is: It has settled a bit at the bottom. But as I said, that was my mistake.
The comminution is despite "only" 28,000 revolutions of absolute madness - not a SINGLE fiber was recognizable anymore. Even hard -18 ° C ice cubes have left the device literally cold.
As for the volume: it is really bearable. I recently stood in a smoothie store, where a business Vitamix rattled, which I found with (!) Soundproof housing as at least as loud.
What could be improved, however (has also been written here) is the missing spout, although this is not really bad. So far, in any case, was not spilled.
Really not particularly well thought out, on the other hand, is the lack of an on/off switch - the few cents certainly wouldn't have been too much of a loss on the profit margin. The device is always in standby as soon as the jug sits on the motor. Of course, this can be remedied by pulling the plug (but if it's routed under a kitchen counter with a bezel, this proves a bit difficult), or by not placing the pitcher directly in the bezel, but turning it a bit so that it sits on the rubber feet instead of sliding between them. This prevents the contact from closing and puts an end to the annoying blinking next to the dial.
I hope Bianco di Puro improves this as soon as possible! After all, they write sustainability big on the flag.
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A worthwhile purchase!I am also super satisfied!
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Waited far too long to purchase....I have been drinking green smoothies for quite a long time and have done so long before it became so popular in Germany. This form of nutrition and being well supplied with nutrients really convinced me in the long term and is doing it again very much.
Over the years, I have tried several blenders:
I started with an ordinary used household blender. By filling hot soup into the glass container, this cracked and it was a new acquisition :-(.
It became the Personal Blender from Keimling. A great little particle, whose cup I still like to use for transporting smoothies. Through my many years of regular use, however, I know the weak points. The seals from the blender lid wear out too quickly for me, and then there's quite a mess: at the very least, the smoothie spills into the machine, sometimes onto the countertop...
It turned out that someone gave away his used Power Mill cheap.
So I finally got a high-speed blender, too. It broke down after faithful years because of a worn ball bearing. The manufacturer does not offer a repair service.
Now I have the Bianco di Puro Primo for about a month and daily at least once in use.
I am very enthusiastic about him. The smoothies become very nice and creamy and "fluffy" and that, although I like to take wild herbs. Extra to try I had even bought now in the summer black cabbage and even with it the shake is unheard of tender and nice homogeneous. So tasty, although I had a high-speed blender before. With that I really had ear protectors on. Now I no longer need them!
My new friend has been been "infected" by my diet, notices the difference between eating salad and enjoying a green smoothie and has a real craving for the fruity-green mixture.
The higher purchase by my standards is really worth the price because of the good results. Especially when the free and nutrient-rich wild herbs are added, because they have never been so small and finely distributed with me.
The Primo does what it should, namely amazing green smoothies and I think it's great! -
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top devicea super high performance blender for smoothies and soups
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Hello dear team of Green Smoo...Hello dear team of GrueneSmoothies,
i have been using the Bianco di Puro Primo for a good year now and I am still fully enthusiastic because of the good price/performance ratio. The fresh smoothies in the morning taste very good and have a great creamy consistency. They have changed my "menu" permanently and really positive. Your customer service has thrilled me because even a small replacement part issue was quickly addressed and answered in an uncomplicated manner. Gladly again.
Thank you very much - best regards, Ingo -
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Have the Primo now for two daysHave the Primo now for two days and have already tried superviel. The smoothies are viieell better than with my blender - that I had so really not expected. Now I'm looking forward to your next 21-Day-Challenge and your recipes. Looking forward to it and will mix what the stuff holds ;)
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Use the Bianco di Puro Primo now for more than a weekI've been using the Bianco di Puro Primo for a little over a week now and the results are well above my expectations. The smoothies that conjures the Bianco really live up to their name. Very fine consistency no pieces, no matter with what ingredients the smoothie is prepared. Had previously a classic blender and the difference is huge. Price / performance is absolutely top. Smoke development is also very moderate and cleaning is super fast. So the time required for a fresh smoothie, which you prepare in the morning, is very limited. Full points from me. The team from GrueneSmoothies did not promise too much in the comparison test.
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Got me for Christmas the Bianco di Puro PrimoGave myself the Bianco di Puro Primo for Christmas, after I have prepared my green smoothies for half a year with a normal household blender, which slowly but surely mixed worse and worse. Now I ask myself, why did I wait so long? A difference like day and night! Super, I look forward every morning to mix and am super happy with the Bianco di Puro Primo!
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Hello dear ones.Hello dear ones. I wanted to thank you again at the end of the year for your great advice in your store. Over a year we "drink" now already green smoothies that we get with the Bianco di Puro Primo great. I also prepare almond paste for some time with it..and he has also convinced me very much. Thanks also for getting to know the Trapango. Crazy, never thought it would work like that. Thank you and all the best for the next year, your loyal customer Gudrun Müller
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i like to drink smoothies very much ...i like to drink smoothies or just a shake and I'm a barfer, that is I prepare vegetables raw and that must then be finely pureed. Previously had a WMF blender that has unfortunately given up the "ghost" in the raw vegetables. Am so far super satisfied with the primo...let's see what he does with my vegetables that I have not yet tried ;-)
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We are very satisfiedWe are very pleased with the Bianco di Puro Primo, a great blender for a small price. Shipping was very fast!
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Great complimentHello! First of all a big compliment: delivery in 36 hours! Store easy to use, device neatly packaged. This is my first high speed blender, have long struggled with me so much money to spend on a blender. But it's worth it, I've never had such a creamy smoothie! With my 79 € blender that has not worked! In addition, it leaked when I added lettuce. So I'm really looking forward to experimenting further and enjoy smooth smoothies!
