What is the difference between the Ninja Ultra Kitchen System 1200 and the Ninja Mega System (BL771)? Do either have a grating attachment?
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I don't know about the mega system but mine - the ultra kitchen system 1200 - does not have a grating attachment.
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Donna if you go to ninja mega kitchen systems.com and then look under parts and accessories they are 8.95
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yes,. the ninja comes with a cookbook. The book is about 1/2 inch thick and too many recipes to count.
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I own both and the are essentially identical except in one aspect. They are the same size and capacity and made with the same parts and electronic controls. This difference is that the 700, that I bought 9 years ago, included a special KF antimicrobial filter in it that is not mentioned in the new 220. It obviously cut the mfr's cost but has no impact on the softening ability of the unit that I've now owned a few months, running flawlessly. Very easy to install and set-up so long as you provide the in and out plumbing.
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Don't see answer to my question recapping loudness of machine. I am a customer. I just received my Ninja. It works fine but have to wear earplugs when operating it.
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No it does not, only the large blender, which I like better. I bought a Magic Bullett with all the attachments, too many things to store and clean. Plus you can only make a small glass at a time. I took it back. My son said make sure you get a Ninja. So I did and glad I bought the black one. You can make as little or as much as you want and only have to clean one item. Hope this helps.
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I called the Ninja company and they said the 1200-BL700 DOESN'T make ice cream. They said the more expensive Ninja Ultima makes ice cream.
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I do not have any direct experience with the Ninja 800 series with the dual speed blades. The theory looks good, and I would guess it works very well. Since you appear to want to do smoothies (from your purchase of the NutriBullet) the dual speed blade would only come into play if you are using the large 72 oz pitcher, as the individual cups would get a single speed blade. I choose the 700 series with the single speed blades because we wanted the accessories that came with that model, and to have the ability to do various tasks. As far as our 770 series, the unit has performed well over the few months we have owned it. In the first week, I tried all the functions, crushing ice, making smoothies, making bread dough, chopping vegies, and mixing cake batter. All functions worked great. In the long haul, we have made bread dough, do cake & brownie mixes, cookie dough, and blend ground turkey with other meats (for flavor). We want to do more smoothies, it does a fantastic job on them, but haven't done many yet. It runs great, does a terrific job, and cleans easily. But any type of motorized equipment can be bad out of the box, sounds like the case with your NutriBullet.
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No, it doesn't, the heat isn't high enough to crease, I had uk model Richard Mor.. That did fry very vell, very hot, like gas 10, but ninja doesn't
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I love the ninja. I had the MagicBullet before and it was a disappointment. The ninja holds more and does a much, much better job on ice cubes. I use it mostly for smoothies but the big bowl (40 oz) is nice, too. I made gazpacho in it last summer and it was perfect. One of these days, I'll get around to making some of the other stuff in the recipe book.
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The STX Magnum is a more basic model. It only has one speed compared to the Megaforce which has 3 speeds and the Magnum does not have the cooling system. Both will reverse which is a safety feature. Just about everything else is the same. I got 3 blades, 3 different sized grinding plates, the tray, etc. I only grind one chicken at a time so I don't need the cooling system. I grind all the bones through on the smallest grinding plate and then just meat (breast, muscle meat from the legs and thighs) on the medium plate which is just right for the chunky "chewy" meat. The price is close. If you are going to grind a lot at one time, then I would go with the Megaforce.
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The Ninja is very easy to clean. I just rinse it out every other use, and then when its time to put in dish washer, it all breaks down nicely.
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Hi Jeannine, I purchased the Breville and was not happy with having to "tamp" the ingredients in order to achieve thorough blending. The Ninja is the only blender that utilizes a 3 tier, 6 bladed system that circulates the ingredients for a thorough blend. The Ninja Mega system comes with everything you need and also has additional accessories. It also costs less than half the price for more uses and we are thoroughly happy with it. Check for "World's best blender" commercials on TV or maybe Utube. Good luck!
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Oh yes it does - I LOVE this blender! Works better than the Ninja my husband always uses. Amazing deal for the price - doesn't look or feel cheap either
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No it's just the blender. I have been using a ninja blender for 2 years. I like to make smoothies and burned through multiple blenders but this one is almost impossible to burn up. It works great!
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I love the 650, but the difference just appears to be the size and the addition of the broiling rack (which I have not yet used). And of course the price. I have room for the larger model and as I have it on a counter that is in the open, I also bought the cutting board that fits on top of the 650 as the unit gets hot on top when it is on. Given they have the same features and power, it should just come down to the size issue and your available space.
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Have no idea what a ninja oven is. I have used it in the toaster oven and convection oven.