For us, choosing a favorite nutribullet ® product is like choosing a favorite child – it’s not going to happen. So when the lovely folks at JD Williams offered me a Nutribullet to review, I asked if they could send me the 1200 model so I could review them side by side, and finally know if the upgrade would be worth it.

So then I decided to put both mixtures together into the 1200 to see if the extra bulk would help it to blend – again it flew to the sides almost instantly and did not blend at all. Unfortunately, if there's any moisture around the lid's seal, it's difficult to close and tends to pop off the jar. com is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646).While the compact, single-serve size was part of the unique appeal of the original NutriBullet, the brand has now expanded to add full-sized blenders to its range. The Ninja is better for thicker mixtures like nut butter, but it's not ideal for that purpose either. Hot blending, cold blending, vegetables, fruits, nuts and even ice - NutriBullet Blender Combo does it all! In our blender reviews, our kitchen lab experts tested the NutriBullet Pro 1000, Pro 1200, Select 1200, Smart Touch Blender Combo and Blender Combo 1200.

It has a wider range of speed settings, more automatic programs, and a digital blending time indicator. On the plus side, it's easy to clean by hand, and most of its components are dishwasher-safe, except for the blade assembly for the personal jars.The automatic function on the 1200 actually went a bit too far for my taste and the hummus ended up a bit too smooth (I prefer a little bit of texture) but it’s tasty and fluffy and just enough lemon and garlic for me! Q. I was blending with my cup/or pitcher and the currently active button light is on but my blender is not working? Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). As previously mentioned, this blender lacks any automatic presets, which keeps things simple but makes the machine a little less versatile. The blended ice drinks still come out flawless, but a burning motor may indicate a shorter lifespan for this budget option.

The NutriBullet isn't the easiest blender to use that we've tested, but it still performs admirably. On the other hand, the NutriBullet can hot blend and makes a much silkier blend with fibrous ingredients like kale. For the remaining 10% of the total score, we push the NutriBullet to its limits with some of the hardest tasks you can set for a blender: milling corn flour, powdering sugar, and grinding hard cheese. TWO Flip-Top Lids to keep your creations fresh – perfect for taking on the go or storing for another day. TWO super-sized 930ml capacity Colossal Cups – one Handled – enable you to create bigger, longer-lasting portions or multiple servings to feed the entire family.CHOICE kitchen tester Chantelle Dart says the main difference between the two is power, measured by wattage. Once your smoothie is blended, you can drink directly from the blending cup, cutting down on washing up.

There’s really no better way to optimize your fruit and veggie intake than with this small-but-mighty appliance. The NutriBullet Blender Combo is better for smoothies than the Ninja Professional Plus Kitchen System with Auto-iQ. I love my breakfast smoothies, I love whipping up salad dressings, pasta sauces, soups and dips using up all the leftovers in my fridge, and I feel much healthier getting such a mixed variety of fruit and veg every day. On the other hand, the Ninja is much more suitable for tough tasks like crushing ice and making nut butter.It’s a compact personal-size blender with 600 watts of power that ‘ s ideal for making simple blends in single portions ( it’s our best blender for protein shakes , for example ).