It even comes with an included nut milk bag. Great for making homemade nut and soy milk: Preprogrammed settings for soy milk and nut milk make it easy to make alternative kinds of milk at home.Convenient built-in smart programs: The Instant Pot Ace Nova includes 10 preprogrammed settings for everything from nut milk to smoothies to soups, taking the guesswork out of many popular recipes.Keep warm function: This convenient function automatically keeps your food hot for up to 2 hours after blending.Customizable cooking temperatures: The Instant Pot Ace Nova offers customizable temperature options so you can choose the perfect temperature for various recipes.It also has cold functions for blending frozen desserts, cocktails, smoothies and spreads.
Versatile cooking machine: The included heating element means you can cook soups and stews in the same machine that you blend them, saving you dishes and time.Blenders with similar wattage can often cost upwards of $300-$400. At around $100 at most retailers, the blender is a steal compared to many other high-powered blenders on the market. The blender comes with a selection of accessories including a nut milk bag and a cleaning brush. The pitcher does get warm when you cook with the Ace, but you can safely use the handle.The Instant Pot Ace Nova has a powerful 10-speed, 1,000-watt motor that can handle most kitchen tasks, including pulverizing ice. After 22 minutes and 44 seconds of heating and blending, the dish was smooth and creamy without a rogue onion chunk or tomato seed in sight. For example, I dumped a can of whole tomatoes, big hunks of onion and the rest of the ingredients into the Ace and pressed the soup button to make this tomato soup recipe. The cooking programs made it easy to whip together soup without much prep. The blender's blades pulse intermittently throughout the cooking cycle, which varies in length of time based on what program you use. The blender will then begin to heat, and a display of the temperature appears on the base of the Ace.
To cook in the Ace, you put all of your ingredients into the pitcher and select from one of the four hot blending programs.
The majority of the presets completed the tasks they were supposed to without needing to add more blending time. But I prefer the Ace's everything-but-the-kitchen sink approach because it really makes blending a specific dish as easy as pressing a button. We've seen blenders that forgo a slew of presets in favor of a more simple design, such as the Salton Harley Pasternak Power Blender, the Braun PureMix and the KitchenAid Pro Line Series.
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