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NutriBullet
About NutriBullet
If you want to make the most of Nature’s goodness stocked in fruits and veggies, you just can’t juice or blend them; you need to extract them. And that’s what NutriBullet does with its powerful 600 watt motor, new extractor blade and path breaking cyclonic motion that helps you get the best out of all the Natural products you savour. NutriBullet can bust through seeds and get through stems of fruits and veggies, so that you don’t end up wasting the vital nutrients they carry. What’s more, it goes through tough skin of fruits too bringing you amazing health benefits. It will help you be on top of your blood pressure issues, manage sugar levels, reduce cholesterol and get rid of nasty migraines too. NutriBullet is your way of making your everyday foods into superfoods that will add years to your life.
Magic Bullet Instructions
Get the best out of your Magic Bullet by following a few simple pointers. Avoid over processing of food by simply using its Pulse Technique setting. To avoid leakage of fluids, make sure its blade assembly is screwed tightly onto the bullet cup or party mug and that the gasket is sealed properly too. Please don’t clean the power base in dishwasher. Use only the Magic Bullet tall and short cups and shaker/steamer tops in microwave.
Magic Bullet
About Magic Bullet
You rarely end up using your blenders and food processors because they are so ungainly. But Magic Bullet is easy to use, which means you won’t shy away from making the most of it every single day and save yourself time in the kitchen as you and your loved ones eat healthy. At the heart of Magic Bullet is a blade that’s been specifically designed to make it so time efficient and it works well with the bullet shape design that ensures that the food is passed back into the Cyclonic Cutting Zone with tremendous force and speed. Thus no job is difficult for Magic Bullet, which will do it in a matter of seconds.
Since Magic Bullet is so easy to use, you won’t find it hard to inculcate healthy eating habits in your loved ones so that you and your family eats and stays healthy for a long time to come.
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NutriBullet Features
It has a 600 watt motor, which is the reason behind its power. Moreover the exclusive blade design and revolutionary cyclonic action help convert your regular fruits, vegetables and superfoods into healthy drinks and shakes that have a smooth and even texture, just as you like. Now make the most of all the nutrients in foods thanks to the super powerful NutriBullet. It comes with a power base, one tall cup, two short cups, 1 flat blade and a emulsifying blade, two re-sealable lids, pocket nutritionist and a recipe manual making it the complete package for you.
Magic Bullet Features
Magic Bullet is an ultra powerful 17 piece mixing system that makes your kitchen chores a lot easier. Now you can chop, mix, blend and a whole lot more within seconds. Magic Bullet is known for its see through body, which keeps you in control of your kitchen jobs and all you need to do is press down the button for about 10 seconds to get your job done with precision. Importantly Magic Bullet is durable and will last you in the kitchen for long. It comes with cups and mugs that are freezer and microwave safe while other parts are dishwasher safe for your convenience.
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NutriBullet Pros
For starters, it’s a well made product with a solid base and doesn’t look tacky at all. The 600 watt motor is as strong as one expects it to be and can break through frozen berries, almonds and chia seeds as well. Importantly the nutrition of the pulp stays intact and the consistency of the drinks made is just perfect; it’s well blended just like one wants. It’s a good way of incorporating foods in the diet that one never tends to eat.
NutriBullet is very easy to use and ends up saving time in the kitchen. What’s more, it’s very easy to clean as well and doesn’t leave behind much mess, which tends to add to the kitchen chores. Hence it’s not only effective but also very convenient for use. The instructions in the manual are easy to follow, which saves a lot of headache. Another advantage of using NutriBullet is that it doesn’t create clutter in the kitchen as it takes very little space.
NutriBullet lives up to all its claims, which can’t be said about many other products in the market. Juicers tend to leave pulp behind, which is a criminal waste of essential nutrients.
But NutriBullet doesn’t do that and there are many amazing combinations one can try out while making healthy and nutritious smoothies, beverages and shakes that are also delicious. One can also rely on the NutriBlast recipes that come with the product and get amazing health benefits from them.
Magic Bullet Pros
Magic Bullet is a versatile product that can do so many jobs in the kitchen; from grinding coffee beans to making smoothies, making sauces like pesto and salad dressings as well. One can get sensational results by putting heavier ingredients in the blender first followed by lighter ingredients. It will ensure that the final result, whether it’s a shake or a salad dressing will be just perfect.
Magic Bullet works well and doesn’t disappoint when it comes to its power and performance. However there are a few tweaks that might be needed in case of specific ingredients. Like coffee beans for example are best blended to a drip rather than espresso grind. It’s also a good idea to grind small quantities of cheese at a time. But on the whole Magic Bullet works as expected when grinding through various fruits, vegetables and berries extracting natural nutrients beautifully.
Cleaning Magic Bullet is ever so easy and a bit of water and dish soap can do the job. However if it’s been used to grind mixes that have oil or fat, one’s better off using a dishwasher. It’s a strong and long lasting product that is well made and is extremely effective. It’s perfect for the health conscious who want to get the best of natural products without spending too much time in the kitchen.
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NutriBullet Cons
NutriBullet leaves some pulp in the end and to get that perfect mix one might have to use a colander to get rid of it. NutriBullet works well as a blender, but it claims to be a lot more and doesn’t match up to those claims. The infomercial is a bit misleading, which is slightly disappointing. If one already has a blender at home it’s difficult to justify buying NutriBullet at the price it comes for.
Magic Bullet Cons
The problem with Magic Bullet is that it only crushes ingredients at the bottom and one has to manually mix products till they are ground to chosen consistency. Moreover it is not very big so can’t hold too many ingredients, which is a shame.
The gasket rings are not up to the mark, which means the smoothie can leak on the motor leading to disastrous results, including burnt motor. It also ends up making a lot of mess, which takes ages to clean. Magic Bullet also doesn’t seem to be as powerful as it claims to be.
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After watching infomercials on the Nutri Bullet, I did some research and found that it wasn’t smart to purchase by phone or Internet. Terrible reviews on their customer service. Went to bed bath & beyond used 20% off coupon and paid $80. We have been juicing with it and so far we love it. The Nutri Bullet is more powerful and have less attachments to clutter up your kitchen.
I love Nutri-bullet. Really easier to clean than my juicer. No food waste and plenty of nutrients.
Can you say Kidney Stones!
Is the nutri bullet quieter than the magic bullet?
I just bought the Nutribullet 2 days ago, and have been amazed at the power of this little machine! It liquefies carrots, spinach, bananas, seeds, anything I put in there. My husband and I don’t eat enough fruits and vegetables and bought this to make smoothies to remedy that problem. I can’t say enough good things about it! It’s small but very powerful, relatively quiet and doesn’t sound like it’s about to taxi down the kitchen counter and take off! I saw the Magic Bullet at Costco for about half of what I paid for the Nutri Bullet ($99.00), but after reading the reviews I am absolutely convinced I made the right choice. I love my Nutribullet.
We have had our Nutribullet for about 3 weeks now and absolutely love it! The kids are constantly asking for a Nutriblast WITH kale or spinach. This has been one of my better $100 investments. Just a few minutes to throw something VERY healthy together and 30 seconds to clean up when I am done.
It is a bit noisy…but so is a blender.
I think I rather have the Nutribullet I want to make smoothies with fruits and veggies so I can lose some weight I mean a lot of weight lol!! and maybe get my husband and son to eat more fruits and veggies So will the magic bullet system with the blender and juicer do the same thing ??? I got the double deal now feel I got screwed..
I’m not exactly sure what your post was getting at. however, I bought a Nutribullet a few weeks ago and LOVE it, its a beast! so when I came across a Magic Bullet today at a fantastic price, I hopped on it. The NB pretty much turns all your ingredients into liquid, period… the MB can do that, but doesn’t have too. The NB is more powerful & quite a bit bigger than the MB. I am glad to have both (as I am pretty protective of my NB) The NB has a gorgeous metal base and is the only appliance allowed out on the counter, besides the coffeepot. Sounds like the MB can replace several smaller appliances like a coffee bean grinder, chopper etc.
The infomercial for the Nutribullet is typical sales fare. Dave makes a lot of incorrect statements like “Good Hormones” turning to “Bad hormones.” There’s no such thing as a bad hormone. The human body needs a certain level of hormones to function properly. That level can be low or below normal, but the hormone itself can not become “bad.”
When your goal is to sell a product, then sell the product. Do your homework and ensure everything you say is correct.
Also, every person’s body is a bit different. Not everyone is going to respond the same way to dietary changes. It is irresponsible to claim that Nutriblasts will “Cure” migraines, and improve Fibromyalgia. I sure the FDA would not approve that script.
It might be a great appliance, but I can’t get past the inaccurate, and irresponsible sales hype.
The nutribullet works as described but the magic bullet leaves food particles that are unpleasant. The magic bullet cups are very narrow which makes the mixing less effective. Don’t waste your money on magic bullet. But the nutribullet instead.
If I have a good enough blender that WILL ‘blend’ / ‘emulsify’ all ingredients, I should need a Nutribullet, correct?
I have an Oster 16-speed blender (by the way)……..
not sure if you bought a bullet yet. I have the Nutribullet, Magic Bullet, and a traditional blender. I use the bullets far more than I have ever used the blender. Cleanup is super easy, it takes about 2 seconds to run blade over water to rinse it off. After drinking smoothie from mixing cup, we do the same, just run it under hot water. A blender is so much bulkier/heavier. I used to dislike it when our daughter made a smoothie in blender, because it took the space of the entire sink to clean up. With the bullet, space is never an issue (great, because I usually have a sink full of dirty dishes).
I have both the Nutribullet and the Magic bullet and bought 2 Magic Bullets,the NutriBullet is far more powerful and easier to blend fruits and veggies..The older Magic bullet would stop working when liquid would seep into the rings and stop working..It did a good job but was smaller and not as strong..I now use the Nutribullet and there is a lot of differences in the power and is larger to make your job easier..I had triple by pass and was told to eat fruits an veggies as my only diet..That gets old quick..But a smoothie in the Nutribullet fills me up and I get my food in a tastier meal..It makes a large amount and can be stored with the lids for later but I dont leave any thing to drink for later..Great for nuts to grind finer and put some in the smoothie for nutrition Great Product…
Are the Magic Bullet and Nutribullet cups and accessories interchangeable?
I am with Sharon. Are the Magic Bullet and Nutribullet cups and accessories interchangeable? Thinking of purchasing both and if the cups and accessories are interchangeable, then that will help with my decision .
just read where they are not interchangeable. That is very disappointing! Interchangeable accessories would make owning both, Magic Bullet & Nutri Bullet, a no brainer for me. But having 2 sets of accessories takes up a lot of space and I a full-time RV’er. Space is limited.
Trying to decide between the magic and nutri bullet. The magic bullet has a nice 2 for 1 special now, but does it break down foods the same as the nutri, utilizing all nutrients? The only reason I want one is to try and sneak foods my children normally would never attempt to eat.
Look online before you buy, their 2 for 1 price is not so good. They’re on sale in most stores right now for $50.00
Costco has the Magic Bullet for $35 right now
I bought mine from Target with $49. I wanted to make liquid smoothies though and these posts scared me a little. I guess I will keep the MB for other kitchen uses and buy a NB for juices and smoothies.
Can you exchange Magic Bullet and Nutri bullet Cups? I just got a Nutri Bullet and would love to get an extra large size cup.
I find that the NutriBullet does not extract the almonds as well. It leaves chunks behind and I have to end up eating the particles left behind. Like this article stated is that it still leaves the pulp after the extracting process. Clearly the only difference I see with the Nutri Bullet is it’s 600 high watt motor than a blender.
My wife and I picked one up recently and just love it. It does what it says! WOW! even Chia seeds gone. Make sure you don’t fill liquid pass the max fill line and you’ll be just fine. Its much quieter then our last personal blender. Since some greens are stronger(in taste) then others, start with spinach and work your way up to things like kale. I’d say one of the best things is the short blend time, 30-45 seconds.
We picked up the NutriBullet by the way. Maybe I should have started out by saying that. lol
Hey GARY
Can not see how you say the Chia seeds are gone. I have used the NutriBullet 20+ times with Chia. They are almost all in their original state. I find that I have to mill the seeds then store them in a different container.
Are you sure that you do not work for the company?? 8)
Public. do not be fooled by the large cup sizes. they are larger than the Bullet but the Max fill line (OR YOU HAVE LEAKAGE) is nowhere near the top of the cup. The 24oz cups maxs at about 16.
I AM PLEASED AS PUNCH, HAPPY AS A CLAM, HAPPY AS A HOG IN SLOP. I’M GOING TO SEE IF THEY WILL MAKE A DEAL FOR 3 OF THEM AS GIFTS.
I have had the Magic Bullet for a long time and use it for everything with great results. It is one of the few appliances I have purchased that actually lives up to its claims! That is why I’m buying the NutriBullet too but my main question was the difference between the 2 and if I really need to purchase the NutriBullet if I already have the Magic Bullet.
The official Nutribullet website has an FAQ section that answers these questions: http://www.nutribullet.com/index.php?r=site/faq It says:
Q: How does the NutriBullet compare to the Magic Bullet?
A: The NutriBullet has a 600 watt motor (Magic Bullet has 250). The NutriBullet large vessel has a 24-ounce capacity (Magic Bullet is 18 ounce) and the NutriBullet comes with the all-new Extractor Blade that emulsifies even the toughest of ingredients including seeds, nuts and stems.
“NutriBullet Cons: NutriBullet leaves some pulp in the end and to get that perfect mix one might have to use a colander to get rid of it…but it claims to be a lot more and doesn’t match up to those claims.”
“NutriBullet Pros: NutriBullet lives up to all its claims, which can’t be said about many other products in the market. Juicers tend to leave pulp behind, which is a criminal waste of essential nutrients. But NutriBullet doesn’t do that…”
Did I miss something or are the pros and cons contradictory?
Either way, great article, I might have to try the NutriBullet and see if I can get a little better smoothie with it.
My NutriBullet has never left pulp..if I have tough fruits etc I remove it off the base give a little shake and whiz a little longer and it comes out smooth as silk also are you putting in liquid up to the max line??
The Nutri Bullet System has 600 watts. How many watts does the Magic Bullet have?
I want to know that too
The magic bullet has 250 watts and the Nutribullet has 600 watts. Quite the difference when it comes to emulsifying foods.
I already have a Magic Bullet, the only difference really in the Nutri Bullet are the blades and recipe book , can I purchase that ?
and the much more powerful motor as in 350 more whatts.
Yes, this is worthy. Magic bullet is 250 Watts only and the Nutri bullet has 600 Watts. It makes a big difference in the outcome. It is why the price is double.
The cups dont interchange and the blades are different..250 watts versus 600 watts is a big difference for the outcome..I had good luck with both for smoothies but liquid got into my Magic bullet bought another an had same prob..No prob with NutriBullet great machine…