Definition: Vitamix is a device that converts vegetable, fruit, and spice extracts into non-food-grade ingredients. It's used in kitchens for making soups, sauces, marinades, dressings, and more. The Vitamix has several features including the ability to make puree from vegetables and fruits, mixtures of different ingredients, and add liquid or water to a mixture. The device also makes it possible to use your natural ingredients like herbs, spices, and nuts. It's designed for home cooks who want to experiment with unique flavors in their dishes without needing expensive appliances. The Vitamix is easy to use and doesn't require any special skills or training to operate. Many people find the process of blending vegetables, fruits, and other ingredients with a Vitamix simple and enjoyable. The device also provides a lot of versatility since it can be used for cooking purposes as well as for non-food grade products. In summary, the Vitamix is a versatile kitchen appliance that allows users to make a wide range of non-food-grade products from different sources, including vegetables, fruits, spices, herbs, nuts, and more. It's an affordable choice for home cooks and those who enjoy experimenting with unique flavors in their dishes.

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