NutriBullet: Yay or Nay

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

I see the NutriBullet at Costco for $69.99
I've seen it before, but I recall a higher price



Any of you use it?
Do you like it? Do you dislike it? Would you suggest it?

I just LOVE vegetables, and I do not need to liquify them in order to eat them, but it might be interesting to try some smoothie recipes that can only be done with this device, or a similar type of device. Also, we have children - surely there have to be some kid-friendly recipes, such as shakes, ice cream, etc.

Thanks for the input.

[bigswolelite]

I use my nutri-ninja daily. Makes great protein shakes, pancake batter, smoothies, etc. I love it.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

I have a regular blender that I use for my protein shakes.
I assume the Bullet would accommodate many additional recipes.

I tried a veggie smoothie a few weeks ago, in my blender... that didn't turn out too good

[Anthony21]

I have my new Nutribullet RX and thing is amazing. It makes great shakes.

[mike33511]

Ninja is better.

It's more expensive but blenders are definitely a you-get-what-you-pay-for type of thing.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

I have my new Nutribullet RX and thing is amazing. It makes great shakes.

Thanks.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Ninja is better.

It's more expensive but blenders are definitely a you-get-what-you-pay-for type of thing.

Thanks. Does the Ninja offer any additional features, besides a larger canister?

[JWoodCF10]

Thanks. Does the Ninja offer any additional features, besides a larger canister?

More powerful motor, so quicker.

I have a similar system but I also have a bowel for blending.Mine gets used to make everything from protein shakes, to nut-butters, to cake batter, to burgers.

Probably the best kitchen gadget I own

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

More powerful motor, so quicker.

I have a similar system but I also have a bowel for blending.Mine gets used to make everything from protein shakes, to nut-butters, to cake batter, to burgers.

Probably the best kitchen gadget I own

Thanks.
Much appreciated!

[rick911]

yay!

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Thanks

[bestellenpreis]

I have the Nutribullet and use it for smoothies with fruit, yoghurt, nut butter, milk.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

I have the Nutribullet and use it for smoothies with fruit, yoghurt, nut butter, milk.

Thank you.

[EjnarKolinkar]

Ninja is better.

It's more expensive but blenders are definitely a you-get-what-you-pay-for type of thing.

Ah bro please expound, Its on sale this month thinking about getting it to replace my old Oster.

Ive only got the magic bullet OP, really durable, 4 people using in my house. The plastic cups are the weak link.

[Squid24]

My son-in-law has the bullet and we have the Ninja. He likes ours better....might be some of the positive things the others are talking about. I liked his when they were still living with us. I like the Ninja just as much. I really don't play with them the way my wife and he does. Frozen fruit and milk and protein powder and I am good to go...both work the same for me. lol

[Squid24]

replace my old Oster.

This is what we had too and replaced it with the Ninja, cause it was on sale

[mike33511]

Ah bro please expound, Its on sale this month thinking about getting it to replace my old Oster.

Ive only got the magic bullet OP, really durable, 4 people using in my house. The plastic cups are the weak link.

It has a huge plastic container if you're making a large amount at once. Unlike normal blenders that have revolving blades only at the bottom of the container, it has a hub extending up through the container with blades all along it. View the image and look inside the large container and you can see it.

The plastic cups that come with it are very strong and durable. They're perfect for making a protein shake post-workout. You can fit about 16 oz in them. They have a lid that you screw on with its own set of blades. You just screw the lid on and then screw the cup into the top of the blender. You can see them in the image.

The motor is insanely fast and it will blend anything, even large ice cubes, into a perfect consistency extremely quickly.

I paid $130 for mine and I don't feel like I got ripped off at all. It is very high quality and I expect it to last for many years to come.

[gbullock32]

Use my knock off version everyday, great for a lot of things.

[Killshot1]

Iv used a $10 poverty bullet for about 3 years now, still holds up great. Only downside, if your doing like full fruits/veggies, it doesn't completely smooth everything, this is for a 300 watt unit. I bought a Ninja (1200 watt) and fuark it works like a charm. Absolutely love it. I bought the one with the big and small pitcher (ninja kitchen system). I do with I bought the model with the added single cup blender, but it's not a biggie. The ninja is GOAT, IMO



Edit: the ninja with large pitcher CAN be found for about $50

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Ive only got the magic bullet OP, really durable, 4 people using in my house. The plastic cups are the weak link.

Thanks. I was wondering about the cup size and durability.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

My son-in-law has the bullet and we have the Ninja. He likes ours better....might be some of the positive things the others are talking about. I liked his when they were still living with us. I like the Ninja just as much. I really don't play with them the way my wife and he does. Frozen fruit and milk and protein powder and I am good to go...both work the same for me. lol

Thanks.
I haven't seen the Ninja on sale, but I will definitely consider it as well.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

It has a huge plastic container if you're making a large amount at once. Unlike normal blenders that have revolving blades only at the bottom of the container, it has a hub extending up through the container with blades all along it. View the image and look inside the large container and you can see it.

The plastic cups that come with it are very strong and durable. They're perfect for making a protein shake post-workout. You can fit about 16 oz in them. They have a lid that you screw on with its own set of blades. You just screw the lid on and then screw the cup into the top of the blender. You can see them in the image.

The motor is insanely fast and it will blend anything, even large ice cubes, into a perfect consistency extremely quickly.

I paid $130 for mine and I don't feel like I got ripped off at all. It is very high quality and I expect it to last for many years to come.

Thanks for the detailed description.
I appreciate it.
$130 is not that bad, if there are so many differences.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Use my knock off version everyday, great for a lot of things.

Thanks.

I did get a knock-off unit a few months back.
It fell apart the first day I got it.

I either was unlucky with mine, or you were lucky with yours

Thanks for sharing.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Iv used a $10 poverty bullet for about 3 years now, still holds up great. Only downside, if your doing like full fruits/veggies, it doesn't completely smooth everything, this is for a 300 watt unit. I bought a Ninja (1200 watt) and fuark it works like a charm. Absolutely love it. I bought the one with the big and small pitcher (ninja kitchen system). I do with I bought the model with the added single cup blender, but it's not a biggie. The ninja is GOAT, IMO



Edit: the ninja with large pitcher CAN be found for about $50

Like I mentioned above, I did try to make a veggie shake in my regular blender.
Looked like vomit

Thanks for sharing.

[gbullock32]

Thanks.

I did get a knock-off unit a few months back.
It fell apart the first day I got it.

I either was unlucky with mine, or you were lucky with yours

Thanks for sharing.

Frozen banana, some milk, blend it up- great taste and consistency; very refreshing in the heat.

[Gls133]

We have a Nutri bullet at work it functions fine

I have a ninja at home and it is superior. It has several attachments from single serve to 1/2 gallon. I give them as gifts, I like them so much.

[Oinkerjnn]

We have an old school waring bar blender that will mix everything. And a nutri bullet.

Unless I'm making piña coladas the waring sits in the cupboard.

The nutribullet is a year and a Half old and has performed flawlessly. The best feature (to a simpleminded lazy person like myself) is there is no second dish to clean. The cup you mix in, you drink. Its like the healthy equivalent of kraft macaroni and cheese where you make it and then eat it out of the pot.

Don't tell me I'm the only one that hates doing dishes?

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

Frozen banana, some milk, blend it up- great taste and consistency; very refreshing in the heat.

Thank you.
Simple recipes with few ingredients are wonderful.

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

We have a Nutri bullet at work it functions fine

I have a ninja at home and it is superior. It has several attachments from single serve to 1/2 gallon. I give them as gifts, I like them so much.

Thanks for sharing.
Alistair Begg, eh?

[NoCarbsNoSugar]

We have an old school waring bar blender that will mix everything. And a nutri bullet.

Unless I'm making piña coladas the waring sits in the cupboard.

The nutribullet is a year and a Half old and has performed flawlessly. The best feature (to a simpleminded lazy person like myself) is there is no second dish to clean. The cup you mix in, you drink. Its like the healthy equivalent of kraft macaroni and cheese where you make it and then eat it out of the pot.

Don't tell me I'm the only one that hates doing dishes?

My first job while in high school was dish washer at the local hospital... so I wash dishes at home on a regular basis. Yes, I am a guy

This aside, I do love a device that is easy to use and simple to clean and put away.
Thanks for sharing.