Is this better than the Nutri Bullet? Will it make juice?
2059297
In my opinion, yes, it is way better than the bullet brand, and it will not make juice like a juicer can, it blends everything so well that it is a smooth pulpy juice type juice. It did not work good for dates, or wheat grass, but it is great for mincing,chopping, blending, and even aa sort of dough consistency type foods. It is a one speed blender, so it is fairly versatile. I use it everyday for protein shakes, it is the best basic blender that i have had so far.
2059298
my $20 generic magic bullet from walmart works the best and it is little ... for making smoothies. it does not juice either. i doubt the nutri bullet will if mine doesn't and this ninja blender doesn't. i am taking the plunge and purchasing a $300 juicer ... guaranteed to juice!
2158644
I don't think the blades and revolutions for blending are high enough to consider my Magic Bullet model a 'juicer.' Having said that, I don't personally use my Magic Bullet as a juicer but I think Magic Bullet does make a juicing model.
2043913
The Ninja does not pulverize, it chops and it blends. The Nutribullit will mill nuts and take all the lumps out of your smoothies, but if you try to do mashed potatoes , they turn into a gluey substance. I think both are enormously valuable and as you might imagine I use both for different things. As for classic juicing, these are both extractors, l think superior to juicers which eliminate the pulp. With these two , you get the whole enchilada.
1845261
Honestly, I would say avoid this blender for smoothies. Mine burned up on Kale. Take the plunge and buy a Ninja. If I had done so, I would've paid only 100$ instead of 150$ (50 for this blender and 100 for the Ninja.).
973255
I have used both. Here are the difference I have seen 1. Nutribullet is BPA free 2. Nutribullet has a stronger motor. 3. Nutribullet has wider containers. 4. The Nutribullet cost two to three times as much. While I don't know that the Magic Bullet (MB) has BPA containing plastic, I have noticed that the Nutri-bullet (NB) specifies BPA free and the MB does not specifically say this. The NB comes in two different motor strengths 600 watt and 900 watt. The MB comes in 300 watts. Also the MB instructions specifically says do not run it for more than 60 seconds continuously or you may damage the motor. I did not see that warning in the NB instructions. The seemly most minor (but actually most important) difference is the width of the containers. The wider container in the NB means that you don't have to shake adjust or manually stir frozen fruit in the blender to get it to fully blend. Because it is a little wider you just leave it on the counter and let it go. In 15-40 seconds, your drink or shake is fully blended. You almost never have it stir it manually. The Nutribullet does cost significantly more. You will have to determine if the difference it worth it. If you use it daily like I do, you will wish you had bought the NB. If you don't use it more than once or twice a week, a regular blender may work better for you. I like using frozen fruit because this make the drink thick like a shake or malt instead of like a drink. (Use a wide straw with mine!!)
659410
I got juice with bits of greens all through it. They stick to your teeth and gums in the most unpleasant way. I went to costco and got a vitamix for about $100 more than the ninja 1100. It is so worth the extra money, and comes with a 7 year warranty. I tend to be frugal but in this case you get what you pay for.
345378
This is a cbopprr only. I highly recommend the Nutri Bullet for smoothies. We use ours eveyday. Becsuse of how it emulsifies, it works as good as our Vitamix and so much easier to clean for daily use.
1549714
I research on both and most people purchased both and they preferred the ninja compared to the bullet so I went with the ninja and love the way it performs but I had only intend on using for juices and milkshakes drinks which does great in making the drinks.
415094
No - while the Nutri Bullet does a great job with the blending process. It doesn't generate enough heat to harm the nutrients in the food.
2178807
Yes the blender is very powerful. I cut the carrots into chunks. Make sure to add some water and place the softest ingredients at the bottom and the hardest on top. This blender is better than the Nutribullet.
1852231
Like all juicers, the Juice Bullet does have some waste left over. It is the dry fibrous material of the fruits and veggies and I simply put it in my compost pile. Some machines blend the entire fruit, but that is really a different product.
1769408
Its bulkier than it is Heavy. I wouldn't want to fly with it. If your looking for a travel alternative, I think you should go with a nutri-bullet... Not a juicer, but a healthy alternative. Its smaller and lighter
1959124
Vitamix is a great blender which mixes all of the pulp and juice (and whatever else you want in a smoothie), a masticating juicer is the best for separating fibers from the juice. Many health benefits can be found for this separation of juice, but fiber is healthy for other reasons. Some people cook the fibers in muffins, etc. after juicing. From personal experience, a Ninja is just good for blending your money into total waste. Don't bother.
1899005
If the nutribullet system is the basic bullet blender motor, the answer is yes. However, the I found the juicer attachment a complete waste of money unless all you want to juice is something like watermelon!
2275108
In my experience, the capsules work far better than the juice. Another added benefit is that you don't need to take it in an empty stomach.
1278029
Not really. It is all about juice extraction. It will puree, but that is more for soups and sauces. For smoothies you want the Ninja, or spend more money and get the vitamix.
1321932
It blends a lot better than a conventional household blender, but it still only has cutting blades on the bottom of the unit. A Ninga is better than the Magic Bullet because it has a number of cutting blades.