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Reddit mentions of NutriBullet NBR-1201 12-Piece High-Speed Blender/Mixer System, Gray (600 Watts)
Sentiment score: 9
Reddit mentions: 12
We found 12 Reddit mentions of NutriBullet NBR-1201 12-Piece High-Speed Blender/Mixer System, Gray (600 Watts). Here are the top ones.
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The Nutribullet is the fastest, easiest solution for making nutrient- packed smoothies. Load it up with your favorite whole foods like nuts, berries and spinach, then push, twist and blend your way to a healthier lifestyle.Powerful 600-watt motor and refined nutrient-extraction blades blend whole foods into liquid fuel for your body - in seconds.Included: (1) 600W motor base, (1) Extractor blade, (1) milling blade, (1) Handled cup, (1) 24 oz cup, (1) 18 oz cup, (1) cup ring, (1) cup ring with handle, (2) Stay-Fresh re-sealable lids and recipe book
o Powerful stainless steel Extractor blades use Cyclonic action to break down tough ingredients. High-performance, BPA-free plastic cups are long lasting and DurableHassle-free cleaning - simply twist off the blade, rinse with soap and water, and put the cups in the top rack of the dishwasher. This item comes with a 1 year Limited warranty.Note: Refer to user manual before useProduct built to North American & Canadian Electrical standards
Specs:
| Color | Gray |
| Height | 13 Inches |
| Length | 12.87 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 8.3 lb |
| Weight | 7.65 Pounds |
| Width | 9 Inches |
https://www.amazon.com/NutriBullet-12-Piece-High-Speed-Blender-System/dp/B007TIE0GQ
Get that from amazon, a bag of power greens from costco/HEB. Add your own fruits. And blend with almond/coconut milk.
I have this [NutriBullet] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B007TIE0GQ/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) and really like it. The taller cup it comes with has a 24oz capacity which I find makes 2 decent sized smoothies.
Many people do throw away the pulp.
I personally opted to buy the Nutribullet, which just blends foods (they claim it has some magic power to liquify things, which I haven't noticed, but it's pretty good), so the pulp is retained. For me, kale is $0.89 USD per lb, so it is certainly affordable for me if I throw a few frozen strawberries in and call that breakfast for a week.
I think ultimately, you're going to have to look at the cost of vegetables that you are planning to juice and decide from there.
Those are my major protein sources. I highly recommend getting a Magic Bullet or a Nutri Bullet, they make it really quick and only 1 thing to clean.
I'm in your boat. I'm not a huge fan of veggies but I love fruit. My mom got me a Nutribullet for my birthday a few months ago, and I LOVE it.
It's like a more powerful Magic bullet blender, if you've ever seen one of those. I add a banana, some frozen fruit and a butt-ton of kale, broccoli, or whatever other veggies I want. The fruit makes it taste okay and since it's liquid, it doesn't require you to learn how to cook anything. I highly recommend checking it out as a quick and easy way to introduce a lot more veggies into your diet. I started drinking one large smoothie in the morning and it would keep me full FOREVER.
...plus, it's become so much easier to poop :-p
Can't speak for OP, but I make similar shakes and use a NutriBullet. Works real well for me, will turn oatmeal to flour and I've used it to make peanut butter from peanuts.
Nutribullet. Have had it for a year and a half and still works perfectly.
$60 on amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/NutriBullet-NBR-1201-12-Piece-High-Speed-Blender/dp/B007TIE0GQ/ref=sr_1_5?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1537890830&sr=1-5&keywords=magic+bullet
It's good for the natural water/ milk and protein powder, but not for any additional things. For example, oats are great for adding a lot of extra calories, but a blender bottle won't get the job done. I can list as many as 100 other things too.
My best bet would probably be a "Nutribullet because it's easy to blend things like bananas, peanut butter, oats, yogurt and other fruits. I got one from Amazon for $80 which includes tax/ shipping, but the black one is the cheapest.
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Okay, I gotta say, that cheese grater looks pretty awesome! My mom really likes grating fresh cheese for stuff, so I'm definitely going to let her know about that! Thank you!
I don't know if this is the exact one my mom has, but she can't live without her weighted rolling pin. My mom loves baking pies, especially during the summer when we have lots of fresh fruit around! She purchased a weighted rolling pin last summer, and it's probably her favorite darn thing in the kitchen! She loves it because she doesn't have to press down really hard on her dough anymore. The pin does the work for her! Another family favorite is the NutriBullet, which we received this Christmas. Ever since we got it, we've hardly stopped making smoothies. My mom even came up with a bunch of delicious health recipes because she's awesome like that. I like using it for super quick breakfast smoothies on the go- I'm a college student, and I'm always in a rush in the morning and usually skip eating breakfast. I don't think we could imagine our lives without it now!
I found this adorable bunny honey jar a while back and I fell in love! I LOVE honey and my family uses it in a lot of things. I personally love tea with honey and lemon! We also all love bunnies- we have a pet bunny who is the sweetest thing! I thought this bunny jar was just so so cute, and I know it would put a smile on my mom's face!
Thank you so much for this contest, and for letting me know about that cheese grater! I hope you're having a nice day =D Let's do it in the kitchen.
A couple of things that (might) help. Daily I take a "live" probiotic which I really like. I tell my kids they are "body bugs" that live in our guts and help us digest stuff. Here is the one I take.. And, one thing that made me flow like a faucet was adding Chia seed to my morning shakes. My buddy warned me to start slow - did I listen... nope... did I feel the effects, you bet! This is the Chia that I use. When I blend it into my morning shake using a NutriBullet blender and I can't taste them at all. However, when I only use my shaker bottle to make my shake, you can definitely detect the texture - I'm OK with it, but others can't stand bits in their drink.
I agree with not bothering with 12v, but what about a 600w blender through an inverter? Nutribullet
I currently run everything 12v, so no inverter, but I feel like i regularly read of people with 600+ watt inverters.
There's really only one thing, this.
I've wanted one ever since I used one at a friend's house. Whenever I make smoothies in a normal blender, I always end up making too much. Reducing the amount of stuff I put in makes it not worth cleaning the whole thing for the amount of smoothie I get out of it. This finds the balance between easy to clean and right amount of smoothie for one person. Also, the blender itself is a cup, so there's even less cleaning. Awesome.
Thanks for doing this contest!