Primo Blender by bianco di puro

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

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

Hello Nicole,

Thank you very much for your message.

You can also grind flax seeds with the Cube container without any problems. You should at least grind 400 ml of seeds -allowing the blades to actually get a grip on the ingredients.

If you like to process smaller quantities, take a look at the Bianco UNO container. This container has a minimum preparation quantity of 200 ml for grinding.

Best regards, :-)
Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

Hello Josefine,

Thank you for your question.
Yes, you can also prepare almond butter with the Primo Plus, we even created our own almond butter recipe with the Primo.
Just keep in mind that the Cube Plus container has a minimum preparation quantity of about 700 ml. If you want to prepare less, you would need the UNO container – minimum preparation quantity of 250 ml.
Furthermore, please ensure that the purée does not heat up too much during blending, rest periods must be inserted accordingly.

Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

Hello Sabine,
thank you for your message.
The Bianco Primo Plus is a great smoothie blender at a great price.
However, for viscous foods like hummus, sorbet, nut purée, etc., its container has a minimum preparation quantity of about 700 ml.
If you want to blend smaller viscous preparations, you should also purchase the UNO container, which has a minimum quantity of about 250 ml for viscous preparations.

Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team

Hello Gottlieb,

thank you very much for your message.

We have actually never puréed meat in a blender – there are some YouTube videos that show that it is possible – for example with beef. We would recommend blending/chopping in smaller portions.

Nuts can be processed very well. However, you should also be careful here: do not grind too many nuts at once because then the mass will settle under the blades and the nuts on top will no longer be ground.

Kind regards from Berlin,

Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team

Hello Andrea,
thank you for your question.
You can also prepare frozen yogurt with the Primo.
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

Hello Zsófia,

thank you very much for your message

The base of the blade cannot be removed from the Cube container. However, cleaning is uncomplicated because the container is not very long and the base is wide at the bottom. These features make cleaning easier.

Kind regards from Berlin :- )

Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

Hello Marlen,

thank you very much for your message.

It is possible to make crushed ice in the Cube container. Our secret: Add a little water and use the puls function.

Best regards from Berlin :- )

Betsy from the GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

Hello Sabine,

thank you very much for your message.

The "old" Primo does not have a soup program, but you can still prepare soups with it.
Simply let the blender (with ingredients not yet heated) run for 5 to 6 minutes, the ingredients are heated by frictional heat.
On average: about 10 degrees Celsius per minute. After 8 minutes at the latest, the blender also switches off automatically.
Both Primos have an overheating protection, so they are also protected here.
The new Primo also has a soup program!:-)

Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

Hello Gabi,

thank you very much for your question

The Primo Plus has a total of six blades. Four of these blades are positioned horizontally, and two blades are positioned vertically. This combination ensures that green smoothies are finely blended into a creamy consistency.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

Hello Ariya,

thank you for the question.

The smell of plastic or rubber is normal at the beginning and disappears after about 50 applications.

Then it will only smell during very strenuous tasks, such as nice creams or nut butter, i.e., when the motor gets really hot. The smell comes from corrosion inhibitors on the engine, they evaporate due to the heat.

I hope, this answer was helpful!:-)

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

Hello Alex,

thank you very much for your question.

Unfortunately, we have not yet tested your application, but perhaps a few comments on this:

If you want to make porridge without adding water, we are rather pessimistic and would advise a “food processor”, which can already be found for under 100 EUR.

High-speed blenders are more suitable for micro-crushing liquids under high speed. The pulp sounds a bit too thick. That's probably where most high-speed blenders lack the torque. But, as mentioned above, without having the specific experience.

Even if it works well, the question would be whether this application would not shorten the life of the blender. However, the Primo Plus has overheat-protection.

Sorry that we cannot help you more specifically.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team

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

Hello Anika,

thank you for your question.

The only difference between the Bianco Primo Square and the Primo Plus is that it comes with the Square container and not the Cube container. The Square is even better for making green smoothies – especially wild herb smoothies. In addition, it is priced at €249 is a top offer!

If you also would like to prepare thick viscous preparations such as nice cream, we recommend waiting until the 15.7.19. The Primo Plus with Cube container will be back in stock until then.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team

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

Hello Caruni,

thank you for the question.

As far as smoothie consistency is concerned, both blenders are hardly any different – but they definitely are in another league compared to your HR3655.

There are 2-liter containers that are compatible with the Primo. However, the blending results in the container that already is included in the scope of delivery is the best.

As far as the number of blades is concerned, a comparison only makes sense from our perspective if all other parameters are identical. In practice, these circumstances are rarely found. Therefore, the comparison of the number of blades between two entirely different blenders is rather misleading in our opinion.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

Hello Daniela,

thank you for the question.

Unfortunately, a container change is not possible with the Bianco Primo Plus. However, the Primo in combination with the Uno container could be interesting.

Using the Cube container for larger quantities and the smaller Uno container for small quantities.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hi Carey,

with a power plug adapter, it should not be a problem. A transformer is not necessary.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

Hello Klaus,

thank you very much for your question.

You are absolutely right. It is not that pesto or nut purée would succeed better in a container, such as the standard container from Bianco. However, the preparation can be seen as more convenient because you never have to stop the blending process.

We recommend the Bianco di Puro Uno Container for those who value convenience and also want to regularly prepare small quantities.

Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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.

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

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

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

Hello Klaudia,

Thank you for your question!
Yes, you can also chop avocado pits with the Primo!


Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team

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

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

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

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

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

Hi Hagen,

The problem is not the results with the Primo. You just need a little more skill and patience with the preparations you mention.

This is because viscous food gets stuck in the corners without being puréed. It is difficult to get into the corners during operation due to the shape of the container. You have to turn off the device and remove the lid to reach the corners.

This where the tamper is beneficial with the Premium or Standard container, it allows “tamping” during operation. However, I would not expect much from the Solito container, the base is considerable larger and the tamper does not reach into the corners so well.

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

Hello Andrea,

The Primo manages to that without any problems at all.

Love greetings,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hello Peter,

we have successfully refuted the rumour that the Primo cannot prepare nut purée. We developed this almond paste recipe in the Primo.
Flour preparation also is no problem in the Primo.
Only doughs are problematic, but that's the case in any other high-speed blender…

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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, I'd be interested to know what you plan to do with it.
For green smoothies, the Primo standard container is highly recommended, which scores with a similar container shape as the Square.

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

Hello dear Maren,

Thank you very much for your question.

The only real strength of the Omniblend compared to the Primo is the somewhat more convenient preparation of nut puree.

Otherwise, the Primo has a better performance for smoothies. It also does the dishes you mentioned:

"make green smoothies, fruit smoothies, crushed ice and cocktails with ice"

Best regards and enjoy trying it out!

Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

Hello Saskia,

for the ice cream creations, the mass must be pushed back down from the edge of the container with a tamper during blending.

The tamper does not reach into the corners of the container of the primo, which is why the blending process has to be interrupted occasionally. You can get used to this, especially if you don't make ice cream every day.

To protect the engine, the bananas should be cut into thin slices before freezing.

We especially appreciate the container shape when emptying. You can easily reach the corners with a spatula or spoon.

Best regards,
Your GrueneSmoothies.com team

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

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

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

Hello Sabine,

We don't have any experience with the Kenwood – I had only tested it at the IFA 2016 in September, where also the almost identical Beko was presented and of course also the almost identical WMF.
These are just based on the concept of pure smoothie makers, which are not really made for the preparation of Nicecreams, Energy Balls and other treats. The tamper does not reach far enough into the corners...

The Primo actually can be found in the range, BUT you can also quickly turn off in between to get into the corners with the tamper. Thanks to the small, wide container, you can get into the corners better than with the Kenwood.

The Forte is just a bit quieter than the others, but apart from the 500 ml more capacity and the longer warranty period on the motor block and the cable rewind, it has no real advantages over the Bianco Primo.

In terms of smoothie creaminess, the Forte unfortunately cannot reach the level of the Primo with the additional Square container.
It clearly is the price-performance favourite.

Last but not least, the operation of the Primo is much more intuitive...

Best regards,

Your GrueneSmoothies.com Team

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