Nutri bullet
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A mate has just got one and loves it.
I checked out the Nutribullet, Magimix Le blender, Kitchen Aid and Vitamix.
Finished up with the Magimix (currently £129) from here http://www.go-electrical.co.uk/tag/product/list/tagId/172
Lovely people to deal with.
Main reason for the MM was warranty, price, reputation, ease of cleaning, ease of use and we have a local Magimix approved service agent who does the warranty work for our region who I spoke to before buying and he said he never sees them back for repair.
My neighbour saw ours......and had one herself within a week.
I checked out the Nutribullet, Magimix Le blender, Kitchen Aid and Vitamix.
Finished up with the Magimix (currently £129) from here http://www.go-electrical.co.uk/tag/product/list/tagId/172
Lovely people to deal with.
Main reason for the MM was warranty, price, reputation, ease of cleaning, ease of use and we have a local Magimix approved service agent who does the warranty work for our region who I spoke to before buying and he said he never sees them back for repair.
My neighbour saw ours......and had one herself within a week.
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Nutri Bullet is the mutts nuts. No fav recipes though, I just throw in some spinach a banana and whatever fruit is in the fridge (usually strawberries or blackberries).
Some large Tesco superstores do Laila Kesar Mango pulp in big tins. Otherwise just use tins of chunks/pulped Mango wherever you can find them.
Milk, mango pulp from the tin, plain natural yoghurt, several ice cubes, ....the extra that makes it a bit unusual is to add a generous scoop of a decent ice cream and/or Baileys Irish Cream and/or Camp coffee essence. Add extra ice cubes when complete.
Milk, mango pulp from the tin, plain natural yoghurt, several ice cubes, ....the extra that makes it a bit unusual is to add a generous scoop of a decent ice cream and/or Baileys Irish Cream and/or Camp coffee essence. Add extra ice cubes when complete.
Nishy said:
I don't have a Nutribullet but do use a juicer and blender every morning. You can't juice or blend a mango stone, but as an alternative to fresh mango I'm sure frozen mango could be used. It's available in most supermarkets. For a sweet smoothie I'd juice some apple and citrus fruit then blend with natural yoghurt and frozen fruit.
I've taken a look at the Nutribullet website and it looks good but I prefer the versatility of having both juicer and blender. Some of my juices are quite savoury including peppers, broccoli, celery etc. - things I'd rather juice and blend with avocado than eat all together as a thick smoothie.
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To be honest ive been at the parents all week whilst they are away and they have a nutri bullet. I have been using it daily. The mango stone was a dumb moment (dont worry i didnt try it) but these blades could probably cut through it.
It does act more like a juicer but if I use more fruit to water I get a thick smoothie. Favourite blend so far is apple, cinnamon, honey and water. It cuts the cinnamon perfectly.
It does act more like a juicer but if I use more fruit to water I get a thick smoothie. Favourite blend so far is apple, cinnamon, honey and water. It cuts the cinnamon perfectly.
