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Kind-of a weird test Joe, since Nutribullet states that the machine is intended to be used with the addition of a liquid, and not dry, so smoothies are its forte. And the machine's job is to pulverize and blend, so if the smoothie comes out too runny, that's down to an inappropriate selection of ingredient quantities (specifically the water in your case) and not the fault of the machine - I was surprised that you blamed it. I just upgraded to a 900 W pro after my 600 W Nutribullet died after 8 years' constant use. I can honestly say that I small nubs protruding below the screw-on rings are a total non-issue. I never noticed them until you pointed them out in your video.
Good to know the notches are really an an issue. I didn't think they would be, but was curious. For the smoothies being a little runny, I did mention at the end of the video that all you needed to do was use a little less liquid in there and it would be totally fine and a non-issue though. On the dry stuff, I agree with you. I kind of messed up there a little. I wanted to show that it can actually do that stuff too, even though it's not intended for that because frankly, it did all that stuff really great.... But I should have mentioned that it isn't intended for that kind of stuff out of the box. I meant to say that, and just straight-up forgot to. I did notice that they also have a milling blade that you can buy for it on their website for $15 that IS designed for all that dry stuff, so with that, probably an even better result. I appreciate your in, Jackem! Thanks for helping keep me in line! Lol
@@chilepleasestop9118 No - the blades remain effective - they're not that sharp to start with anyway. However, over the years, the bearings in the cups tended to fail, so I replaced them (TH-cam videos show you how, if you like this sort of tinkering. If not, just replace the cups.)
This is my second Magic bullet, and I have to admit that for the price it delivers really well th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq Considering that there are other products twice and even four times more expensive, I think that for one person this is just right. The only problem is that you have to make sure that your vegetables and ice are cut into small pieces because it won't chop and blend well. I made the mistake of putting whole baby carrots with a cup of mixed greens, and it wasn't pretty.. Also be careful not to overfill it, because it will overflow. As long as you follow the manufacturer's instructions for use, you should be happy with this purchase.
Adding the oil to the nuts from the beginning, you make it more difficult to have a nice and smooth butter cos the nuts will stick on the surface of the cup due to the added oil. Nuts let off their own oils when blended. So first blend the nuts until paste and then add some oil if needed. Blend for a couple of seconds more and you're good to go!!
I don't know about that. I tried that and after a few seconds everything was sticking to the bowl and I had to scrape multiple times and was getting nowhere. Adding oil to the nuts improved the sticking problem. You're not supposed to have to add oil at all, but I guess you need a more powerful blender for that to work.
The 600 is around 70-72 decibels. I have a ninja nutri pro iq and it’s 74-76 decibels and should have come with ear plugs.If the 900 is that loud I’ll stick with the 600 which serves me well.Great information by the way.
lol I'm the same, but some people have to have that jamba juice consistency or it's questionable. 😂 my 1500 nails the consistency hit smoothie on the digital btw.
Yeah.. Thanks Angie... I just used a little less liquid that I did for the Ninja, and it came out nice. That sucks about your motor. I can kinda see it though. Our test unit was getting pretty hot, even with the auto shutoff.
Thank you for this video. I just couple days ago found the ninja bullet I bought maybe 3years ago!!! Totally forgot it. After finding it, I was wondering if it would chop coffee beans! Thanks! Have great weekend.
With cleaning the nutribullet, I thought that hot water wasn’t supposed to be used or can the nutribullet blend hot soup etc too? And what kind of oil do you use for the nutribullet butter? Thanks a bunch!
I like to use avocado oil for most of my stuff, but coconut tastes really good in not butters also. For the hot liquids, you can clean it in hot, but it hot tap water which really isn't all that hot. What they mean about hot liquids it more like blending stuff that just got microwaved or is coming hot off the stove or something. The plastic isn't rated to handle that kind of heat.... The soup too, unless you let it cool a while, but that wrecks the whole point of soup
If a blender blends well, but the smoothie is too thin, it's always on the user, because the blender did its job as it should. A properly functioning kitchen gadget is only as competent as its user. Otherwise, very good review.👍
I tried to make cashew butter and it turned out well, but I had a big problem with it sticking to the sides of the food processor. I added a bit of oil and it helped a little bit, but I started wondering if spraying an oil on the sides of the bowl would help to keep the nut butter from sticking to the sides. Has anyone tried that?
Haven't tried that.... another thing you can try is leaving out the oil all together, and when you blend the cashews, just sort of run the machine in 2 or 3 second pulses.... That will break the nuts up slowly and keep them from heating up too much.... You might be able to just pulse your way all the way to the finished butter. Also, it works better if you are using a larger amount of nuts. That way the stuff being processed has more contents there to interact with.
@@JoesPhenomenal The machine works well and quickly to grind the nuts to a powder, but then they start to make little clumps and stick. I'm going to try peanuts. I heard they work better.
Yeah.. Sticking is a real thing... The oil usually helps with that a little. I do my butters in my ninja power blender. One of the single serve cups as a built in tamper that you spin with a dial. For the most part I don't have to really ever open up the cup to scrape stuff with that on there. Works a lot better than I expected it to originally.
any blender's true test is a kale, spinach, parsley, and quartered whole lemon smoothie. 99.99% fail miserably. i doubt this could handle that. if you want a proper smoothie, get a vitamix with those individual blending cups.
Being “runny” is dependent on the person. I think the shake looked fine and was not as you mentioned, “runny”. Having nubs are for the cup to lock in place when you start blending. If you use the handle, then just be mindful of where you put your mouth. All these are not issues with appliance but issues with personal preference and being clumsy and not watching where you are drinking from.
@@Gaba-oo4qb yeah.. That was a mistake on my part. I corrected what I said at the end of the video. I was comparing to a different blender and they just need differing amounts of liquids to get the same consistency. The 900 did a fine job on it. The plastic nubs was something I had to mention, not because I have a problem with it, but just in case someone might be bothered by it. Just trying to make people aware of it just in case.
Hey I thought that was a pretty pretty good demonstration I did not know you could make almond butter and a nutribullet so I am going to try it I want bra so I'm going to do raw do I still need to add oil right?
I would try it without the oil.... Just short pulse it a lot to break it down before blending... You can always mix in some oil if you need to. The but butter works in there, but Nutribullet does sell a blade assembly specifically made for that and it produces better results. I think its like 15 bucks on their website.
Hello , Is the blade for this Nutribullet 900 wats can be used on Nutribullet 1200 Wats motor ? I want to be sure if the size of 900W will be proper for Nutribullet MAX 1200 W before I order a replacement , thank you for reply
That's liquid in the frozen fruit as well as what you add, you just add less and you're good. That's not an issue with the device lol. But funny you attributed it to that though. But thanks for the video
My mistake on that was comparing directly to a ninja foodi power blender, since it came in right at the same price. Those have really high rotational speed, so it really gets whipped a lot thicker with the same amount of liquid. I redid that with less in there in the Nutribullet and it came out really nice. I mentioned that right at the end, but in retrospect, I should have mentioned that earlier when I was in the middle of the test... or at least edit the video in such a way that those comments were moved back. I still wasn't super stoked about having to hold the cup down to maintain the blending, but that's just preference. That little blender is pretty decent.
I personally would do the plus. More power, and it has an actual button on it instead of having to rely totally on pushing and twisting. For an extra 10 bucks, I think it's a no-brainer.
Hi my 1500 nails the consistency of the smoothie you just press the smoothi button it is only about 50 seconds, and you can follow the receipies as a guide not to the letter once you gain experience. What matters, is if it looks durable. I'm looking for this as a gift: now I'm confused.
I used the exact same measurements that I have with other blenders. I did mention at the end that the blade design on it just calls for a little less liquid than people might be used to, and cutting down on that would produce great results. I should have been more prudent with that though. You're right, thanks!
@@JoesPhenomenal It could also have been that the ingredients were a little more defrosted when you made the smoothie using the NutriBullet OR possibly the heat from the Nutribullet thawed them. By the way, if you like a thicker creamier type of smoothie, you could try using a fruit called mamey sapote if you can find it (check out a couple TH-cam videos if you're not familair with it. On the outside it looks like a cross between a coconut and a football, and on the inside it looks sort or like papaya or sweet potato!)
Yep.... I cut the water back and it was fine. I'm used to the Ninja blenders, and those typically get a lot more air in there and fluff everything up more. So that one was on me. Thanks for hangin' out!
I used the exact same measurements I use for all the other blenders that I've done stuff inx but all of those are much higher speed so they tend to qhip and thicken a lot more. I mentioned at the end of the video that I just adjusted the liquid and it came out really nice, but in retrospect, I should have put that part in right after the smoothie blending so it wouldn't get missed. Sorry about that.
Yes, of course the thickness of a smoothie correlate’s directly to the product/water ratio and yours was a fail. A more compact machine like this one, doesn’t call for a river of water where a smaller amount would suffice.
@2323msg agreed... Originally used the same ratios from the last personal sized blender we did. Different results between the two. I did mention at the end that I redid it with some adjustments and it came out nice though. However, I should have just mentioned that right after instead of throwing it in at the end.
I didn't think it was something that would be an issue, but I mentioned it anyways just in case.... Ya never know who is watching! Haha... Where I'm from I've seen people put tint on the outside of their car windows..... More than once. 😀
The reason why it’s so liquidy used too much water. I’ve had the original Nutra Bullet for the last 11 years not enough fruit too much water that’s why it’s so watery.
I have a Nutri bullet 900, and I've recently been emailing back-and-forth with nutribullet support because I'm interested in chopping nuts. And this is what I have been told in no uncertain terms… That the milling blade is only available for two models: "To grind dry ingredients a flat milling blade is required. However, this blade is available for the nutribullet classic and the original magic bullet. You would not be able to grind dry ingredients in your unit as it requires liquid to prevent any damage." so I did find it unusual that you've done nothing but process dry ingredients here more or less. I followed up just to be sure I understood what they were saying and they confirmed exactly what they've said here. I love the nutribullet and have owned it for many years. I do find it a bit confusing all the different models and features. I think what's happened is that it started out as a very simple product that became extremely popular and they needed to produce spin offs of it and the consistency of the naming and the description of the features haven't kept pace with the demand.
Definitely some over saturation going on, and a bit of confusion as to which ones can do which tasks reliably. I still like it though. It's a tough little blender.
I highly recommend on the 1000 over the 900. I bought the 900 new and the 1000 I got second hand 5 year old. Let’s start with the much more robust built of the 1000 over the 900. I had the 900 for almost a year and it’s start stretching and the cups pins all the time end under the whit clips doesn’t matter which cup I used. The 1000 I use now for almost a year with no issue. The 1000 will stop automatically after 1 minute. The 1000 have a suction feet that stop it from spinning when in use and the 900 feet will not. I recommend to use the extractor blade over the sharper cross blade it is much more quiet. Spent a little more money and enjoy better product longer life. Good work making this video 👍🏻
@@davidwilley4524 It’s not the mixer that it’s loader it’s the type of blade that make it loader. The Sharper Cross Blade much more loader then the Extractor Cross blade. It is so load that I stopped workiwith it and I’m only using the Extractor. Both mixer engines are sound the same.
Your smoothie was runny because that's how you made it. My smoothies are lovely and thick. Mine came with a different blade base for hard foods. But then, I have had mine a long time. I keep mine in a Mimi container in the pantry. Very convenient to use.
Agreed.. I I itially made that exactly the way I do it with ninja blenders. A little less water fixed it right up. I mentioned that near the end of the video, but it would have been better to put that right in there after the blend.
Corn starch needs to simmer for 10 minutes to remove the starch taste. Flour needs to go for 20 minutes. Also, you need a more course grind for the pepper. You lose less of the pepper flavor. My issue with these pots is that they brown the meat without breaking all the cartilaginous tissue down, so it tends to be not as tender as a slow roast in a conventional oven.
Thanks for the tips! I agree with ya on the conventional oven, definitely... It's just not enough time to get it really tender... Still comes out nice if ya don't have the time. I actually did let thatsauce simmer for a while to let it cook... I just left that footage out for some reason... Shoulda been in there though. My mistake. I usually like to use my pepper shaker on stuff like that too on the coarse setting... Was too lazy to figure out what box it's in since we're moving next week though.. Man.. nothing like fresh ground pepper like that. You're totally right.
@Joe's Phenomenal lol Sorry, it's a force of habit. I've been an executive chef for 30 years, and most of my kitchens have had apprenticeships, so I'm always in teaching mode.
@@Facetiously.Esoteric Well, that's a good thing, my friend. You've probably forgotten more over the years, than I've ever learned! Those nuggets are always appreciated. It's how we grow!
Has anyone use this appliance for pulsing small quantities of meat or seafood to make meatballs or dumpling fillings? Have a big food processor but overkill if I just want 1/2 cup of ingredients.
I haven't tried meat in this, but it isn't super powerful. I'd guess it might have some issues with that. It's also designed for smoothies, so there's that. You can always use a full sized blender that has one of those single serving cups that comes with it. That way you can blend in that instead of the large one, and you have a lot more power.
You know... I've seen blenders like that in the past, but for whatever reason, mine wouldn't do that. Maybe I had one with a manufacturing defect of sort?
Well, i just look the video and about the smoothie its all about ingredients, made a 2 frozen banana, bit of vanilla icecream and 4 ice cubes, worked perfectly .
Nice vid...but use the FLAT BLADE nex time wen blendin DRY stuff...n its a very good ting it liquify d smoothie..dat shows how great it is...u wanted it mor thick? Use alil les water...dat simple..
Cool, thanks! Nutribullet makes a blade designed for grinding and nut butters also for this that they sell for about $15 bucks also that will produce even better results. I just used less liquid in the smoothies and it came out nice, too.
The Ninja stuff seems to make it a little thicker. I've never been a big fan of the push to blend type of blenders though. Soft of a pain in the neck if you're blending longer... That's just me though.
Kinda have to to a certain extent. Not that those are really big issues or anything, but it's always nice to at least put those ideas out there, just in case something is a big deal to someone.. Hard to tell what each person is looking for. Ya know what I mean?
Heya... I used the same measurements I use on all the blender tests we do for smoothies. It's 1 1/4 cups, but looking back at that video, you're right! It looks like an ocean in there. haha. The Nutribullet has a much more narrow cup than a lot of machines, so the water level looked a bit higher than on most. Also, at the end of the video we did mention that it made great smoothies and we just used less water in there and it was great. Nutribullet also makes a differen't blade you can get from their store that works better on frozen fruits (it's a little sharper), which produces an even nicer result.
Is a personal blender like this more compelling to you than a full-sized one? Let me know why! If you liked this video, you might like this Ninja Foodi Power Blender Ultimate System review video, too: th-cam.com/video/YWXoFhFO-uI/w-d-xo.html
Kind-of a weird test Joe, since Nutribullet states that the machine is intended to be used with the addition of a liquid, and not dry, so smoothies are its forte. And the machine's job is to pulverize and blend, so if the smoothie comes out too runny, that's down to an inappropriate selection of ingredient quantities (specifically the water in your case) and not the fault of the machine - I was surprised that you blamed it. I just upgraded to a 900 W pro after my 600 W Nutribullet died after 8 years' constant use. I can honestly say that I small nubs protruding below the screw-on rings are a total non-issue. I never noticed them until you pointed them out in your video.
Good to know the notches are really an an issue. I didn't think they would be, but was curious. For the smoothies being a little runny, I did mention at the end of the video that all you needed to do was use a little less liquid in there and it would be totally fine and a non-issue though. On the dry stuff, I agree with you. I kind of messed up there a little. I wanted to show that it can actually do that stuff too, even though it's not intended for that because frankly, it did all that stuff really great.... But I should have mentioned that it isn't intended for that kind of stuff out of the box. I meant to say that, and just straight-up forgot to. I did notice that they also have a milling blade that you can buy for it on their website for $15 that IS designed for all that dry stuff, so with that, probably an even better result. I appreciate your in, Jackem! Thanks for helping keep me in line! Lol
The 600 watt model included the milling blade, and a smaller cup to be used with it, as standard. Not sure why they dropped it from the Pro model.
Yeah.. That would have been a great addition... Wouldn't mind paying an extra 10 bucks to just have it in there.
Did you change your blades out every 6 months as they recommended?
@@chilepleasestop9118 No - the blades remain effective - they're not that sharp to start with anyway. However, over the years, the bearings in the cups tended to fail, so I replaced them (TH-cam videos show you how, if you like this sort of tinkering. If not, just replace the cups.)
This is my second Magic bullet, and I have to admit that for the price it delivers really well th-cam.com/users/postUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq Considering that there are other products twice and even four times more expensive, I think that for one person this is just right. The only problem is that you have to make sure that your vegetables and ice are cut into small pieces because it won't chop and blend well. I made the mistake of putting whole baby carrots with a cup of mixed greens, and it wasn't pretty.. Also be careful not to overfill it, because it will overflow. As long as you follow the manufacturer's instructions for use, you should be happy with this purchase.
Noted! Good tips all around.
Nutribullet was my lifesaver it has been my handy sidekick for years. The best blender I ever owned!
Pretty good power for a small blender like that. Glad you are enjoying it!
Defrost the berries first, and then add some banana and ice for great thick texture. Thx for the demos.
Good tip. Thanks for the addition, Steve.
Adding the oil to the nuts from the beginning, you make it more difficult to have a nice and smooth butter cos the nuts will stick on the surface of the cup due to the added oil. Nuts let off their own oils when blended. So first blend the nuts until paste and then add some oil if needed. Blend for a couple of seconds more and you're good to go!!
Good tip! Thanks for that, my friend! Makes sense.
I don't know about that. I tried that and after a few seconds everything was sticking to the bowl and I had to scrape multiple times and was getting nowhere. Adding oil to the nuts improved the sticking problem. You're not supposed to have to add oil at all, but I guess you need a more powerful blender for that to work.
Drill a few nice wholes for the motor to vent and you can have it on for much longer.
#designimprovement 😄
The 600 is around 70-72 decibels. I have a ninja nutri pro iq and it’s 74-76 decibels and should have come with ear plugs.If the 900 is that loud I’ll stick with the 600 which serves me well.Great information by the way.
Thanks! It didn't seem too bad to me... But then again I'm used to listening to Ninja's all day.
I think I will stick with the 600w...Just about to buy one as I type! :)
Smoothies, thick or runny, it doesn't matter...just as long as I get all the nutrition from it.
lol I'm the same, but some people have to have that jamba juice consistency or it's questionable. 😂 my 1500 nails the consistency hit smoothie on the digital btw.
Does not liquify too much if you use the right proportions. But mine broke in less that a year with not even daily use.
Yeah.. Thanks Angie... I just used a little less liquid that I did for the Ninja, and it came out nice. That sucks about your motor. I can kinda see it though. Our test unit was getting pretty hot, even with the auto shutoff.
Thank you for this video. I just couple days ago found the ninja bullet I bought maybe 3years ago!!! Totally forgot it. After finding it, I was wondering if it would chop coffee beans! Thanks! Have great weekend.
You're welcome. Thanks, Deb!
With cleaning the nutribullet, I thought that hot water wasn’t supposed to be used or can the nutribullet blend hot soup etc too? And what kind of oil do you use for the nutribullet butter? Thanks a bunch!
I like to use avocado oil for most of my stuff, but coconut tastes really good in not butters also. For the hot liquids, you can clean it in hot, but it hot tap water which really isn't all that hot. What they mean about hot liquids it more like blending stuff that just got microwaved or is coming hot off the stove or something. The plastic isn't rated to handle that kind of heat.... The soup too, unless you let it cool a while, but that wrecks the whole point of soup
If a blender blends well, but the smoothie is too thin, it's always on the user, because the blender did its job as it should. A properly functioning kitchen gadget is only as competent as its user. Otherwise, very good review.👍
I tried to make cashew butter and it turned out well, but I had a big problem with it sticking to the sides of the food processor. I added a bit of oil and it helped a little bit, but I started wondering if spraying an oil on the sides of the bowl would help to keep the nut butter from sticking to the sides. Has anyone tried that?
Haven't tried that.... another thing you can try is leaving out the oil all together, and when you blend the cashews, just sort of run the machine in 2 or 3 second pulses.... That will break the nuts up slowly and keep them from heating up too much.... You might be able to just pulse your way all the way to the finished butter. Also, it works better if you are using a larger amount of nuts. That way the stuff being processed has more contents there to interact with.
@@JoesPhenomenal The machine works well and quickly to grind the nuts to a powder, but then they start to make little clumps and stick. I'm going to try peanuts. I heard they work better.
Yeah.. Sticking is a real thing... The oil usually helps with that a little. I do my butters in my ninja power blender. One of the single serve cups as a built in tamper that you spin with a dial. For the most part I don't have to really ever open up the cup to scrape stuff with that on there. Works a lot better than I expected it to originally.
any blender's true test is a kale, spinach, parsley, and quartered whole lemon smoothie. 99.99% fail miserably. i doubt this could handle that. if you want a proper smoothie, get a vitamix with those individual blending cups.
Being “runny” is dependent on the person. I think the shake looked fine and was not as you mentioned, “runny”. Having nubs are for the cup to lock in place when you start blending. If you use the handle, then just be mindful of where you put your mouth. All these are not issues with appliance but issues with personal preference and being clumsy and not watching where you are drinking from.
@@Gaba-oo4qb yeah.. That was a mistake on my part. I corrected what I said at the end of the video. I was comparing to a different blender and they just need differing amounts of liquids to get the same consistency. The 900 did a fine job on it. The plastic nubs was something I had to mention, not because I have a problem with it, but just in case someone might be bothered by it. Just trying to make people aware of it just in case.
Found a healthy recipe for pancakes the other day. This would be great for making the oatflower and batter.
Hmmm....oat flour pancakes eh? That sounds pretty fantastic.
Do u need to wait until it’s done mixing or u can stop it on your desired thickness of the smoothie?
You can stop it anytime you're ready. No need to wait.
Enjoyed your video, very professional.
Thank you very much!
Hey I thought that was a pretty pretty good demonstration I did not know you could make almond butter and a nutribullet so I am going to try it I want bra so I'm going to do raw do I still need to add oil right?
I would try it without the oil.... Just short pulse it a lot to break it down before blending... You can always mix in some oil if you need to. The but butter works in there, but Nutribullet does sell a blade assembly specifically made for that and it produces better results. I think its like 15 bucks on their website.
Great review my full size blender is overkill for 1 smoothie. I wonder if 3 bananas will fit in the 24oz cup?😀
Hmm.... That's a lot of banana there... Maybe the smaller ones?
@@JoesPhenomenal Two fingers milk 1 scoup protein powder and 3 bananas!! 5 seconds! Delicious😋
Hello , Is the blade for this Nutribullet 900 wats can be used on Nutribullet 1200 Wats motor ? I want to be sure if the size of 900W will be proper for Nutribullet MAX 1200 W before I order a replacement , thank you for reply
Not sure about that one. I haven't used the MAX. It looks to be about the same size, but you'd have to check with the Nutribullet people on that one.
That's liquid in the frozen fruit as well as what you add, you just add less and you're good. That's not an issue with the device lol. But funny you attributed it to that though. But thanks for the video
My mistake on that was comparing directly to a ninja foodi power blender, since it came in right at the same price. Those have really high rotational speed, so it really gets whipped a lot thicker with the same amount of liquid. I redid that with less in there in the Nutribullet and it came out really nice. I mentioned that right at the end, but in retrospect, I should have mentioned that earlier when I was in the middle of the test... or at least edit the video in such a way that those comments were moved back. I still wasn't super stoked about having to hold the cup down to maintain the blending, but that's just preference. That little blender is pretty decent.
Thank you great video!
Glad you liked it!
What do you think about PRO vs ProPlus?... I bought the Pro900 at Walmart.. Then Amazon is showing me a ProPlus 1200w... For about $10 more
I personally would do the plus. More power, and it has an actual button on it instead of having to rely totally on pushing and twisting. For an extra 10 bucks, I think it's a no-brainer.
They just work so fast! The 900 is 1000 watts and I'm using it for 20 second banana smoothies? Do we really need it?😂
@1VWBUSGUY at some point, I think it becomes overkill. That extra power comes in handy for super thick stuff though..
Hi my 1500 nails the consistency of the smoothie you just press the smoothi button it is only about 50 seconds, and you can follow the receipies as a guide not to the letter once you gain experience. What matters, is if it looks durable. I'm looking for this as a gift: now I'm confused.
I think it will last OK.... Just have to be a little careful with the nubs on the cup. It makes a nice gift, in any case! Ho ho ho!
Best Nutribullet is 600 series, have it for years, never tlet me down.
They're definitely dominant in that market. Was pretty pleasantly surprised with a lot of the 900s function. Sure it's super similar with the 600s
@@JoesPhenomenal if they were the same price, would you pick the 900 over the 600?
I'd go with the 900 if the price was the same. It's lighter, has a larger capacity, and is more powerful.
@@JoesPhenomenal thank you very much, the video was very useful
Any time!
How can you blame the runniness on the NutriBullet when you're the one that put all that water in there?
I used the exact same measurements that I have with other blenders. I did mention at the end that the blade design on it just calls for a little less liquid than people might be used to, and cutting down on that would produce great results. I should have been more prudent with that though. You're right, thanks!
@@JoesPhenomenal It could also have been that the ingredients were a little more defrosted when you made the smoothie using the NutriBullet OR possibly the heat from the Nutribullet thawed them. By the way, if you like a thicker creamier type of smoothie, you could try using a fruit called mamey sapote if you can find it (check out a couple TH-cam videos if you're not familair with it. On the outside it looks like a cross between a coconut and a football, and on the inside it looks sort or like papaya or sweet potato!)
@@victoriarobersohn3592 will check it out. Thanks, Victoria!
Mmmm a smoothie maker that made it really smooth. How disappointed I would be 😅
Right up there with overly-nut flavored nut butter, right? lol
The fruits also have water because it was frozen fruit. That's way it's more liquid. 😋😉
Ahh yes... Good point.
For the smoothie. just use less water or more protein.
Yep.... I cut the water back and it was fine. I'm used to the Ninja blenders, and those typically get a lot more air in there and fluff everything up more. So that one was on me. Thanks for hangin' out!
Great video
Thanks!
Some of the examples need modified and it works great
why would you put so much liquid in the smoothy and then blame the blender for it being runny? lmao
I used the exact same measurements I use for all the other blenders that I've done stuff inx but all of those are much higher speed so they tend to qhip and thicken a lot more. I mentioned at the end of the video that I just adjusted the liquid and it came out really nice, but in retrospect, I should have put that part in right after the smoothie blending so it wouldn't get missed. Sorry about that.
@@JoesPhenomenal that makes sense, my bad!
@1UPFKARR naw... I should have been a bit more careful on that one.
Never been scrtatched 2 years now
Good to know! I need to quit rubbing the cup against my face... I've been walking on the wild side. haha
Yes, of course the thickness of a smoothie correlate’s directly to the product/water ratio and yours was a fail. A more compact machine like this one, doesn’t call for a river of water where a smaller amount would suffice.
@2323msg agreed... Originally used the same ratios from the last personal sized blender we did. Different results between the two. I did mention at the end that I redid it with some adjustments and it came out nice though. However, I should have just mentioned that right after instead of throwing it in at the end.
My smoothies are so thick, almost like ice cream.. it's a personal blender, not a regular blender.
It's a nice little blender... I just put in a little less water than I'm used to, and it comes out really nice.
great vid
Thanks!
Pointless video without blending spinach, kale, carrots, garlic, celery
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That nub took my eye out took the company to court won millions
Reminds me of "A Christmas Story". It'll put your eye out kid! Hope you were able to recover from that though... Eye injuries suck.
Wait….what???
Who is your audience if they can’t move their mouth away from the little tabs at the mouth of the cup?🤨
I didn't think it was something that would be an issue, but I mentioned it anyways just in case.... Ya never know who is watching! Haha... Where I'm from I've seen people put tint on the outside of their car windows..... More than once. 😀
little Nubs tend to break .... 😞
Ugh.... Yeah I can see that happening.
You put too much water in it.
True story... Mentioned that in the video too.
This man is not to bright he needed way more peanuts😏😏🙄
You know.... I wondered why my school bus was so much shorter than everyone else's when I was a kid! Mind.. Blown!
@@JoesPhenomenal I coulda told ya being that I'm a therapist!!👋
@@gwenhewitt9710 LOL! Very true, Gwen! 😁
The reason why it’s so liquidy used too much water. I’ve had the original Nutra Bullet for the last 11 years not enough fruit too much water that’s why it’s so watery.
Yep.. mentioned that at the end. The width of the container threw me off a little.
I have a Nutri bullet 900, and I've recently been emailing back-and-forth with nutribullet support because I'm interested in chopping nuts. And this is what I have been told in no uncertain terms… That the milling blade is only available for two models: "To grind dry ingredients a flat milling blade is required. However, this blade is available for the nutribullet classic and the original magic bullet. You would not be able to grind dry ingredients in your unit as it requires liquid to prevent any damage." so I did find it unusual that you've done nothing but process dry ingredients here more or less. I followed up just to be sure I understood what they were saying and they confirmed exactly what they've said here. I love the nutribullet and have owned it for many years. I do find it a bit confusing all the different models and features. I think what's happened is that it started out as a very simple product that became extremely popular and they needed to produce spin offs of it and the consistency of the naming and the description of the features haven't kept pace with the demand.
Definitely some over saturation going on, and a bit of confusion as to which ones can do which tasks reliably. I still like it though. It's a tough little blender.
I highly recommend on the 1000 over the 900.
I bought the 900 new and the 1000 I got second hand 5 year old.
Let’s start with the much more robust built of the 1000 over the 900.
I had the 900 for almost a year and it’s start stretching and the cups pins all the time end under the whit clips doesn’t matter which cup I used. The 1000 I use now for almost a year with no issue.
The 1000 will stop automatically after 1 minute.
The 1000 have a suction feet that stop it from spinning when in use and the 900 feet will not.
I recommend to use the extractor blade over the sharper cross blade it is much more quiet.
Spent a little more money and enjoy better product longer life.
Good work making this video 👍🏻
Yeah.. Definitely worth the few extra bucks. Thanks!
How loud is the 1000 over the 900?
@@davidwilley4524 It’s not the mixer that it’s loader it’s the type of blade that make it loader.
The Sharper Cross Blade much more loader then the Extractor Cross blade.
It is so load that I stopped workiwith it and I’m only using the Extractor.
Both mixer engines are sound the same.
Your smoothie was runny because that's how you made it. My smoothies are lovely and thick. Mine came with a different blade base for hard foods. But then, I have had mine a long time. I keep mine in a Mimi container in the pantry. Very convenient to use.
Agreed.. I I itially made that exactly the way I do it with ninja blenders. A little less water fixed it right up. I mentioned that near the end of the video, but it would have been better to put that right in there after the blend.
Heyyy! I’ll now try to pulverize some coffee for a personal smoothie maker that I had from another brand 😊 it looked great!
Nothing like fresh ground coffee beans.... Love it.
Corn starch needs to simmer for 10 minutes to remove the starch taste. Flour needs to go for 20 minutes.
Also, you need a more course grind for the pepper. You lose less of the pepper flavor.
My issue with these pots is that they brown the meat without breaking all the cartilaginous tissue down, so it tends to be not as tender as a slow roast in a conventional oven.
Thanks for the tips! I agree with ya on the conventional oven, definitely... It's just not enough time to get it really tender... Still comes out nice if ya don't have the time. I actually did let thatsauce simmer for a while to let it cook... I just left that footage out for some reason... Shoulda been in there though. My mistake. I usually like to use my pepper shaker on stuff like that too on the coarse setting... Was too lazy to figure out what box it's in since we're moving next week though.. Man.. nothing like fresh ground pepper like that. You're totally right.
@Joe's Phenomenal lol
Sorry, it's a force of habit. I've been an executive chef for 30 years, and most of my kitchens have had apprenticeships, so I'm always in teaching mode.
@@Facetiously.Esoteric Well, that's a good thing, my friend. You've probably forgotten more over the years, than I've ever learned! Those nuggets are always appreciated. It's how we grow!
What does this have to do with a blender?
@@woggs1 Doesn't matter. I appreciate the knowledge shared. I didn't know that about oven roasted being more tender.
I bought 600 watt and its sound is not so loud its very powerful enough for gym lovers
So what was the truth about the blender????
Nice blender, but a little thin on features for that amount of money. Subjective to peoples personal preferences though.
Has anyone use this appliance for pulsing small quantities of meat or seafood to make meatballs or dumpling fillings? Have a big food processor but overkill if I just want 1/2 cup of ingredients.
I haven't tried meat in this, but it isn't super powerful. I'd guess it might have some issues with that. It's also designed for smoothies, so there's that. You can always use a full sized blender that has one of those single serving cups that comes with it. That way you can blend in that instead of the large one, and you have a lot more power.
The 900 is the only blender that has lasted for 2.5 years with feeding my dog that has to have ALL his food turned to liquid
Perfect size for that too. What breed do you have?
The knob is the thing that switches on the Nutribullet once u push and twist it. That, or it locks it in place. It wouldnt be there for no reason
You know... I've seen blenders like that in the past, but for whatever reason, mine wouldn't do that. Maybe I had one with a manufacturing defect of sort?
Well, i just look the video and about the smoothie its all about ingredients, made a 2 frozen banana, bit of vanilla icecream and 4 ice cubes, worked perfectly .
Yep... Just a little less liquid smoothes everything out on those... Just a little less than I was used to using.
I stopped watching at 1:40 cause the guy is afraid of the little nub.
Hey... those nubs are the Devil! I had nightmares and everything! LOL... Thanks for watching, anyways.. Much appreciated, my friend.
Nice vid...but use the FLAT BLADE nex time wen blendin DRY stuff...n its a very good ting it liquify d smoothie..dat shows how great it is...u wanted it mor thick? Use alil les water...dat simple..
Cool, thanks! Nutribullet makes a blade designed for grinding and nut butters also for this that they sell for about $15 bucks also that will produce even better results. I just used less liquid in the smoothies and it came out nice, too.
@@JoesPhenomenal great....keep up d good work...
Nice personal Blenderfor Smoothies. I wonder how this 1 compares to the Ninja Duo or Twistee.
The Ninja stuff seems to make it a little thicker. I've never been a big fan of the push to blend type of blenders though. Soft of a pain in the neck if you're blending longer... That's just me though.
Nitpicking the smallest of things.
Kinda have to to a certain extent. Not that those are really big issues or anything, but it's always nice to at least put those ideas out there, just in case something is a big deal to someone.. Hard to tell what each person is looking for. Ya know what I mean?
12:37 -- you added a gallon of water to the smoothie and you were expecting it to come out thick? Really?
Heya... I used the same measurements I use on all the blender tests we do for smoothies. It's 1 1/4 cups, but looking back at that video, you're right! It looks like an ocean in there. haha. The Nutribullet has a much more narrow cup than a lot of machines, so the water level looked a bit higher than on most. Also, at the end of the video we did mention that it made great smoothies and we just used less water in there and it was great. Nutribullet also makes a differen't blade you can get from their store that works better on frozen fruits (it's a little sharper), which produces an even nicer result.
@@JoesPhenomenal a lot of haters here… they don’t pay attention, just comment. Keep up the good work, great review! 😀
@tamasdeak1938 Thanks! Appreciate ya.
Use less water
Agreed... Mentioned that at the end. Other blenders we've done over here wanted a little more so I was initially testing it that way.
Nice job
Thanks! 😄😄😄
can it do bones
Not sure about that... but I would think that you'd want a little more power to handle something as hard as those.
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