does the 6300 make hot soup?
1117701
Yes, but it does help if the liquid is heated before adding to the ingredients in the Vitamix. This tip was provided by a Vitamix demonstrator at Costco. I never walk away from my Vitamix when making soup due to steam buildup. I love the soup recipes in the Vitamix recipe book and I love my Vitamix.
1117702
Yes this machine has a feature to make soup. It is very hot when finished. Recipe book that comes with machine has many recipes that tell you which items to put in first, second, etc. It takes only a few short minutes to do this once the ingredients are prepared and ready to go.
1573729
Unfortunately the owners manual doesn't specify the temperatures other than low, medium or high. The Buffet setting seems to be lower than the low temp setting, but I haven't used the soup setting as yet so can't say anything about it. I can say that whatever the temperatures are they are very suitable for the intended purposes. The low is really excellent for long cook times, like spare ribs, and the high hits the spot with stews without boiling (just a slow bubble around the edge.) The medium is a good quick finish when the quantity is higher than the low can cook in the available time. It's just enough to finish a bit faster than waiting on the slow setting but not so hot as to render the meat (again like pork chops, beef ribs or Boston butt) tough. Sorry I can't tell you exactly what you asked, but I am very happy with the performance and use it quite frequently. Hope this helps.
2260353
Yes it does. It has a slow cook function that you can use for stews or soups or any type of slow cooker recipe.
639082
Yes. This model has a stainless steel wand and its own beaker, whisk, chopper and pure masher attachment . Plus the Soup XL pan blender - an attachment specially designed for blending soups directly into the saucepan without splashing.
1477232
The recipe for making soup typically involves letting the Vitamix run on high speed for more than 5 minutes. Running the blender that long makes the blades heat up which gets the soup hot. It works!
1967238
I got four but used large bowls so it would probably be 6 with regular soup bowls. It was delicious!
963211
We have the 6300 and it will pulverize anything you put into it ! I'm sure all models of a vitamix will do that
209721
I have not had mine long and so far have only made soup in it. I look forward to doing some roasting and believe with the convection part what you want to do would work but that's just a guess.
2163999
I have used a large skillet and soup pot and it radiates the heat to all of the bottoms of the pans. Remember, it is not a heating element as such but generates by magnetic energy to the pan.
609699
All HP machines use a two wire fax connection. I know this works on my 5600 and 6500. I would assume it would work on your 6300. Sorry I can't be more definitive than that.
551518
I don't think it could cook soup because it's designed to shut off and keep on hot for five min and you are susposed to unplug the cord. I would use a crock pot for soup as it can cook for hours and you can simmer with crock pot on low as soup is better when it cooks longer
1831190
yes. just run it without a k-cup. the only problem is you can't head up more than the amount of 1 large coffee cup's worth of hot water. So, if you want more than 1 cup's worth of soup, this probably won't work.
432348
My review of this machine was quite negative. I would not recommend you buying it. Soups especially would give it problems in my opinion.
1016664
Yes it is - all current Vitamix spin at a high speed that will produce heat due to friction from the blades on the item(s) you're blending - The Vitamix Professional 300 has the 4" blades (vs. the older 3" blades, on say the 5200) and would therefore have an even faster speed at the blade tip and therefore produce more frictional heat - I use this same friction heat principle daily to clean my Vitamix, I add warm/hot water and a drop of soap - after blending on high for 1-2 min, the soapy water/foam is too hot to touch (exceeds 160 F). More specifically to answer your specific question, I use this feature to make super creamy soups blended to a perfect top restaurant quality consistency . . . and hot. As another response commented, I have not had the problem of it whipping in too much air, I understand this happens due to making a very small amount of soup (1 serving only). My experience creating soups in the VitaMix Professional 300 have been that soups are blended to perfection (I've made many types: broccoli, tomato, lobster bisque, etc.,).
1263103
I've only used the 100 model to stir peanut butter. Never used the 300 model.
911409
I am sure it does...I have not tried that yet. check on-line for cooking instructions or find a temperature guide.
1808990
Oh no....absolutely a slow cooker. dial style heat control from warm to high. Made soup over the weekend! Great product