Nutri Ninja Blender BL450

I was buying juices, very expensive then my sister in law brought a nutri bullet so sold me her sage juicer. I loved that but there is just so much waste. I was going to join her with the nutri bullet 900 but thought I would do some research first. I found a review by a nutritionist. A very honest comparison of this Ninja and the Bullet http://www.juicingdietworks.com/reviews/warning-nutri-ninja-pro-blender-bl450-review-real-user/ after reading this review I decided to go for the Ninja. Yes the drinks cups not perfect for taking out and about as she says but I use the Aladdin Water bottles to transport my juices for work. So I ordered my Nutri Ninja from here the seller I used was Sun Exotic Wholesale and I paid the postage to get it here quicker. I ordered on the Monday evening it was sent early hours of Tuesday and arrived in Guernsey on the Wednesday so I was very pleased with the service. The Ninja is very easy to assemble just make sure you get that lid threaded on right and tight and you don't get any leakage as mentioned in a couple of reviews. I've been making my smoothies in this quick couple of pulses where you just push it down a couple of times to break up the bigger bits of fruit then just hold it down and let it go, the shortest time i've done is 10 seconds where it was all soft fruit the longest was not even 30 seconds to get the perfect smoothie. So yes you have to keep your hand on there is no on off button but no biggie as it's so quick. To clean i pop a little warm water and a drop of fairy into the cup put it back on for a few seconds and it's clean! I can make my smoothie and clean up in under a minute! I've made a salad dressing in this, their avocado caesar was fantastic. I intend to try dips and making home made burgers in this too! Get a good quality coconut milk or almond milk, lob in two apples and add cinnamon to get a nice refreshing light smoothie! I've made my greens smoothies in this too with some apple and coconut milk for additional flavour it's fantastic. For the kids i've done banana and mango with coconut milk which went down very well. You can make the BEST milkshakes with whole milk, crush and ice cream! I can not recommend this product highly enough I am so pleased!

Great bit of kit although not really a Juicer per se... This is my first take (I've received 5days ago, will update it i find any material difference in the coming weeks). I'm very happy with the purchase as this "little" £69.99 gadget is replacing £200+ worth of other kitchen tools that occupy at least 7-8x the space/weight. I got rid of my Philips HR1861 juicer and my kitchen-top blender which I probably had used no more than 10-12x over the last 3 years. I've used this 5x in the last 5 days!! The main advantages over the juicer/blender solutions are: 1. incredibly easy to clean. i put a drop of dish soap and bit of warm water and then give it a 5 second pulse. most of the stuff comes right off but i just give it a wipe with a soft dish pad and voila'! It's done... don't even put it in the dishwasher. The juicer, although dishwasher safe, was a real pain to clean. little debris of fruit and vegetable would stick to the filter and you had to scrub it with a special brush. plus the sheer size of it made it hard to fit entirely in the dishwahser 2. it's a single tool that smashes, grinds, blends, crushes and you can sip directly from the same cup. with the previous solution i had to first extract the juice from fruits/veggies with the juicer and then use a separate blend in softer ingredients (like bananas and avocados) or harder ones like ice, seeds, nuts etc. which meant an even greater mess to clean and more space occupied in the kitchen This may be obvious to you (as it was to me) but the main thing to point out is that this is a blender not a juicer. There's a lot of reviews/tests/recipe books that refer to this as a juicer but that's not really accurate. it's a very powerful blender that will create fantastic smoothies with all sorts of fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and other ingredients but the result is quite a bit different from a juice. The main difference is that the pulp (and skin if u leave it) of the fruit/veggie is blended and you consume it. That's fine, maybe even healthier but you should make sure you're ok with that. I did a bit of research on this products vs the NutriBullet and thought this was a more attractively valued solution (materially cheaper than the 900W NutriBullet) although the design, in my opinion, is a bit less refined than the NB. This looks more like something you would find in a smoothie store rather than a designer, modern kitchen. It's also a bit bigger than the NB but really not that noticeable. It's got a permanent place on my counter next to the kettle (which is still bigger than this). One thing that I would point out, not a big draw back for me but a clarification to some of the reviews I found: the NN doesn't COMPLETELY liquify certain seeds and nuts. For example, I had specifically heard in a youtube video review that this would completely crush the little seeds in raspberries so that you don't get them stuck in your teeth when you drink a smoothie with the berries. I've found it to be untrue. I've used raspberries often in my smoothies and the little crunchy seeds are always there. I'll try to experiment with different blending lengths and consistency fluids to see if that holds true but for the moment it doesn't look like it ill completely dissolve them in the liquid. I've blended a few almonds and they get almost completely liquified although you still get a bit of texture. Again I will experiment a bit and come back if there I find out how to get them completely liquefied. But so far so good... I give it a full 5 stars given the price/performance ratio is great. Would recommend this over a NB given the cheaper price and more powerful motor (compared to the more basic version of the NB).

Can I say life changing... is that exaggerating? I eat everything except 1 solid meal a day through the Blender. I am so happy. My digestion time has gone down, and my concentration levels have gone sky high. I can now make fruit & veg shakes, and no longer constrained to long cutting and preparation activities. I prep breakfast and lunch (4 meals for 2 people) in the morning. It makes mince meat of it in seconds with the 2100 RPM. Not alot of other products come close to that. At this price point other products are now in trouble. Every house should have one. OK I had the MagicBullet before but it wasn't chopping finely enough. We have had it for 1.5 years and it's looking a bit long in the tooth. It's smaller, more quiet and a lot more flimsy. You done expect the cups to withstand a lot of damage for to long. There are so many competitive products out there. So It is so confusing. After searching, I arrived through a recommendation from a friend, and found the ninja. I found it cheap in the high-street, but then found it even for £10 cheaper on Amazon - So happy as it was now cheaper than what we paid for the MagicBullet. Once I got the NutriNinja I knew it was 100% correct. The quality of the containers is quality. Drinking from them is a pleasure. Looking at the quality of the Ninja, I expect it will last for a few years to come. Suffice it to say we have put the MagicBullet away, and may even end up giving it to the sister in law who is a school teacher. A perfect fit!

Un blender au top pour les smoothies, les fruits frais mixés pour bébé... Seul bémol, il fait beaucoup de bruit !!!

simple d'utilisation - puissant et facile à laver :) je conseil ce produit pour des smoothies et cocktail … au top !

Si vous aimez les jus onctueux ,c'est parfait, un peu plus liquide ajoutez de l,eau de coco , c'est Succulent.