I'm caught between the Nutribullet and the Ninja I'm a single guy with plans to juice mostly not really wanting to do anything else other than juice. which do you think is better?
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I have both Nutribullet and Vitamix. I've also had a dedicated juicer which I gave away...too much trouble. Anyway, Nutribullet works almost as well as Vitamix without having to take up so much counterspace. Also I believe the "juices" taste better when you keep the fiber in. Way more filling. Admittedly I can't give you any advice about the Ninja but I do believe you can't go wrong with Nutribullet.
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I've had my NutriBullet for awhile and upgraded to the Nutri Ninja recently. I can tell you that the Nutri Ninja blows the Nutri Bullet out of the water. The Nutri Ninja is just as portable and will blend everything better than the Nutri Bullet does. I gave the Nutri Bullet away to my sister and have been extremely impressed and pleased with the Ninja.
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One item of note: the size of the "bullet" containers. The Nutri is 24 and 18 oz - whereas the Ninja's is 16 oz. To me this does make a difference. I like adding a little more liquid to make sure I can micro pulverize, and the Nutribullet allows that. The 24 oz also allows for two smaller smoothies...not going to happen with the Ninja.
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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.
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I have the smaller version. I make smoothies and protein drinks for breakfast during the weekdays. Water is needed since all the pulp stays with drink; I use about 275-300 mL water with each drink. I had a juicer. For me the juicer was a pain to clean (single guy too). After making a drink, the container gets a good rinse and stored in the freezer. It gets the dishwasher about twice a week.
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I just cancelled my Juice Plus and will be switching to Alive. Juice Plus is VERY expensive and myself and my husband were on it. From reading about Alive, it seems to do what JP was doing. I shall see.
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It really depends on the type of food you are juicing. If you are not doing leafy greens, the Tribest may be better for you. It is faster than a horizontal auger juicer and adds versatility with its spout plug and its mincing attachment. To order please click on "See seller's offer" below.
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I had a Ninja Pro and returned it. I'm not sure why it gets good reviews. As far as I am concerned it isn't a blender. I tried to make blender hollandaise sauce in the ninja and my old $35 Oster blender did a better job. It is a decent smoothie maker but not as good as the Breville. The Breville does everything I need. I make a smoothie every day and even the greens get chopped up smooth. Never got close to that with the Ninja. Hollandaise sauce comes out great. The best decision I made was to return the Ninja and get a Breville.
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Nutribullet motor is louder than the Ninja. My husband said that I should wear ear plugs when using the Nutribullet. It does blend veggies smoother than the Ninja. With the Ninja I can make enough smoothies for more than one person, plus I like the motor on top of the container.
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About as good as any juicer... Not very well. Bananas, mangos, etc are better off in smoothies. They are too sticky/gummy to be juiced and don't contain much moisture anyway.
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is it perfect for greens? No. however with a little practice and trial and error i have been happy with the amount of juice i get. try rolling the kale or spinach up tight and running through with cucumber or zucchini.all said would not trade for any other juicer
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I've never tried the Ninja Mega Kitchrn System, but I've own a Ninja in the past. The Blendtec was a replacement for my dead Ninja... The blend tech is a far better appliance.
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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
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Hi The question is how does it compare to the CHAMPION, You need to say what you are trying to compare it to. The Champion Juicer is the best all around juicer period. I will start with carrots, If you look at about any juice book recipe most of the them have carrots in the mix, carrots have a lot of nutrition and healing. I will tell you the Champion will juice carrots with the best of them. Also the Champion will juice any kind of fruit, fresh or frozen. A lot of juicers won't do frozen very well, A Champion Juicer will juice leafy greens. Also the Champion Juicer has a grain mill attachment to make your own flour. I guess what I'am trying to say is a CHAMPION will do anything. The other juicer will leave a stringy pulp in it that you might not like, The Champion will leave pulp to but it masticates it a lot more so its real smooth. I will say this that the other juicer will not make fruit sorbet very good, It does not masticate it very well. When it comes time to clean your juicer the CHAMPION wins by far. The one thing you should be able to tell right away is look at the screen, Its a square screen with a little curve, Three inches by two inches, take a scrub brush and it cleans real easy, the other juicer has a round screen and are harder to clean. I hope this will help you, if you lived close to me I would ask you over and I would show you how easy the CHAMPION is to use and how good of a job it does. JUDITH if you would like to call me I think I could answer your questions a lot better. Go through the customer question process and leave your phone number or email, I live in Indiana. jim
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I put apples,pears,cucumbers and some blueberry juice or any healthy juice in my Ninja. I've put kale, spinach & cucumber in my Ninja with some yogurt and juice.
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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.
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For what purpose? Nutribullet is great for quick smoothies or sauces. Very easy cleanup. Ninja is more flexible, but very slightly less convenient.
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First of all, Vitamix are way better than Ninjas. Vitamix = super smooth smoothies. Ninjas = chunkie smoothies. Omegas are juicers. Just juice, no pulp or fiber. The Omega J8006 can juice fruit and vegetables and leafy greens and grasses. Best juicer I've ever owned.
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I was excited when I purchased my Omega BMJ330 before Christmas in 2014.......then the motor burned out this week. Thank goodness I still have my nutri bullet for smoothies. Before this juicer I had had a Juiceman Jr. Juicer for 10 years using it quite often. The motor had been grinding and that's the reason for my new purchase. Won't be buying another BMJ330 and don't know if I'll ever buy and Omega again. Loved the stainless steel though. It juiced pretty good for a couple months. If I were you I would keep looking or don't spend alot for one. I bought mine from Amazon for 65.00. which was a deal.....not again.
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I personally bought this Ninja for fruits and vegetables. I found no problem using it. It blended well. I also tried some meat and fish, not bad as well. It is only one speed with no botton. easy to use. I would give 5 star for it. I do mostly fruit smoothies, absolute no problem at all and satisfied.
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Well, my whole motivation for juicing it's because of the Fat, Sick and Nearly dead documentary. After I took the Joe Cross's challenge of the 10 days fast, I started looking for a good juicer that was going to help me through those 10 days of fast. I obviously was eager to buy the Breville juicer, because one Joe used in his documentary and two looked good. I was willing to pay whatever the price was for a good juicer. But then I noticed that, hey I was probably going to spend $500 or more in a machine, so I decided to do some research to se if probably for $500 bucks there was a better juicer. What I found is amazing. Although the Breville looks good and seems strong, many juice experts affirm that due to the high speed blade, tend to oxidize the mineral and vitamins of the fruits and veggies, for me that was a minus. Besides that the Breville is not good with leafy greens and due the high speed of the blade the juice yield it not as high as other juicer, without mentioning the loud nice they make. All of the cons are found on any high speed blade juicer on the marker. The only good thing is that they are fast, but with a lot of flaws on the other side. So my choice now is on slow juicers. After a deep research on youtube and on different websites I got my favorites The Kuvings Whole Slow Juicer B6000S and the Omega Vertical Slow Juicer. Both around the same price but actually the omega with better stats in juice yield and pulp filtration, but at the end I decided to buy the kuvings just for one reason the wide feed chute. With a wide feed chute, no need to be cutting apples, carrots or other fruits or veggies into small pieces, that will help me save A lot of time. Besides that the kuvings offers you more things to do than just jucing, you can also do smoothies or grin food!....So that the reason why I choose the kuvings. Kuvings has demostrated to be as good as all reviews says and can handle hours of juicing.