Nutri ninja or nutribullet 600w

gerry26 wrote: »

Hi ya, yes I did get the nutri ninja from curry after seeing the review s from the YouTube. I d say I love it. I made smoothie with frozen berries and banana I still can feel little seeds but overall the performance is good I love 900 w motor power. I got it for 99 euros. I saw good few left in limerick currys. Let me know if you need any further details.

If frozen berries are imported they need to be boiled first:

https://www.fsai.ie/faqs/berries_hepatitis_a.html

longshanks wrote: »

In your rush to be a smart arse you missed my point. They could save wasting money on a fad, instead putting the money towards something with a proven track record.

Fad blender makes its way to the back of the press and is never used.
New runners look lovely under the bed. Never been more than a mile from home.

Both cost €100, who cares what you spend your money on as long as you get the use to justify the investment. Not much point buying a pair of new runners if your not going to exercise in them

I got the ninja about a mth ago now id say, so good. Absolutely delighted with it, and so so simple to clean. I'm getn greens into my fussy toddler and he thinks they're lovely, as there's no bits.
Just delighted def recommend it

Got the Nutri Ninja few weeks ago, love it, no regrets. Don't put too much stuff in at once, and add plenty of water. Also don't go overboard, don't use too much fruit especially, can be hard on the stomach if you wouldn't ordinarily eat much fruit.
I keep it simple, last one I had I put in a peeled and quartered kiwi, a pear, also quartered, a splash of real orange juice, about half an inch of fresh chili pepper, and a good lot of water, about a cup I guess, maybe bit more. Probably best not to add to much water coz you can always add water afterwards if you like your juice a bit thinner.
I also find its a good way to some greens down me, add some spinach leaves or kale or something similar, again not too much, easy to overdo it and end up with something that looks like a thick soup. I like to try different things in it, it's trial and error, but ultimately you'll like it and it's well worth buying.
Is it a fad? Who cares, I eat more fruit and veg because of it, and have less wasted food, can't be bad.

Zillah wrote: »

I love my nutribullet, have had it about a month. As said before, the two main selling points are that it is ridiculously easy to clean compared to a normal blender (the blades are their own little segment that clips onto the 'cup' part), and the ridiculously powerful motor that reduces nuts to nothing in a few seconds.

The fact that you use the same container for blending and drinking only adds to how easy it is to clean up.

Anyone saying to just use a normal blender obviously hasn't tried one of these - they're similar but the nutribullet is in a whole league of its own in terms of how well designed and easy to use it is.

Yeah I'd say the same for the Nutri Ninja, the Ninja is just a shade better according to online reviews, my main reason for buying though was the fact that the Ninja is cheaper.
I got mine from Curry's, it was on special offer at €99,- (normal price €129,99) for a 900W machine, where the equivalent 900W 'Pro' version of the Bullet was much more expensive at almost €200.
The Bullet has a couple more accessories, but I was happy enough with the large cup and smaller cup and 'sip and seal' lids that came with the Ninja. There's a recipe book, has some hints and tips and some do's and don'ts which you should read if you bought it.
They're pretty similar otherwise, really easy to clean and use.