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Yes, you can use your Vitamix to do some food processor tasks. You can do some chopping and mixing, but cannot do any slicing.
Specifically, here’s what you can and cannot do.
Vitamix blenders, especially with a low-profile 64-ounce container, are great at coarse chopping. Hard vegetables work best, ones like:
We use our Vitamix as a food processor to make our detox salad. With it, the job is quick and easy.
Mixing and combining with your Vitamix works great. Some examples:
Another fun one: making pulled jackfruit for jackfruit tacos.
And one more I just thought of: chickpea tuna!
The Vitamix’s blade is laser cut. So out-of-the-box, it’s not sharp at all.
As such, your Vitamix cannot slice like a food processor can.
So can the Vitamix replace a food processor?
In our home, we do not have a food processor. So we use our Vitamix for all of the food processor tasks it’s able to do.
When we need something sliced, we use a simple julienne peeler or the fancy Mandoline toolย we got as a wedding gift.
Of course, some people want both a Vitamix and a food processor. For them, we recommend either of the Food Processor Attachment-compatible options on our Vitamix Buying Hub.
And naturally, you might be wondering if you need a Vitamix when you already have a food processor.
The Vitamix, like a food processor, has a range of things it does well. But the overlap between the two is small.
The Vitamix is (a bit or infinitely) better than a food processor at making most of our recipes:
It just can’t slice.
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