The Pro 1000 model made our list as our splurge-worthy pick but didn’t surpass the Pro 900 for the top spot because they essentially performed the same, but the former is $36 more. We also tested the Nutribullet Pro 1000, NutriBullet 600-Watt Personal Blender, and NutriBullet Rx Cooking Blender. That said, it’s probably best to carry it upright instead of tossing it in a backpack or gym bag.
#MAGIC BULLET MINI BLENDER FULL#
While we found the travel lids easy to drink from, there was a very small amount of leakage after we intentionally knocked a full smoothie cup off the counter. The cups and lids are dishwasher-safe, and the blade requires handwashing, so just be mindful of the sharp edges. For on-the-go smoothies, two flip-top lids allow you to protect and enjoy your beverage while traveling. If you have small hands, fear not, you can use the included lip rings with handles on your cup for fuss-free sipping. This blender comes with two 32-ounce cups big enough for hearty servings but still easy to hold.
#MAGIC BULLET MINI BLENDER SKIN#
When evaluating the consistency of a blueberry kale smoothie with ice, we were impressed that there was virtually no berry skin or kale pieces after taking several sips through a straw. It packs a lot of power into a small device, featuring a 900-watt motor, so it has no problem crushing ice and frozen fruit. The cups don’t have measurement markings to help with recipes.Īfter earning perfect scores across all categories, we named the NutriBullet Pro 900 our overall favorite personal blender. Lavender oat milk lattes are her favorite. For three years, they have met at different local establishments on Thursdays before work.
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Most of her recipe inspiration comes from her dad (who loved to cook), Giada De Laurentiis, and Ina Garten. in advertising from Iowa State University, where she found her passion for magazine writing thanks to her journalism professors.Bridget has always loved being in the kitchen, whether it's cooking a new recipe or baking a cake for no reason in particular. She has tested and reviewed several meal subscription services and has spent countless hours researching kitchen and food products. Her work has appeared in Real Simple, Southern Living, Food & Wine, Better Homes and Gardens, and more.Experience Bridget is an Associate Commerce Editor at Allrecipes and has three years of experience writing and editing for Dotdash Meredith brands. Bridget joined the Dotdash Meredith commerce team in 2019 and has three years of experience writing and editing food, drink, and lifestyle content for a variety of brands. Expertise: Food, Home, Lifestyle, Kitchen ProductsBridget is an Associate Commerce Editor specializing in kitchen product reviews and roundups.
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