NutriBullet Personal Blender
Grab-and-go single-serve blending — blend straight into the cup and drink
Key characteristics
Highlights
- ✓ 900-watt motor for single-serve smoothies
- ✓ Blend-and-go cups with to-go lids
- ✓ Compact footprint that stores easily
- ✓ Dishwasher-safe cups and blades
Our take
For one-person smoothies the NutriBullet is hard to beat: blend directly into the travel cup, twist on the lid and leave. It won't handle big batches, but for daily single servings it's the convenient pick.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- + Blend directly into the drinking cup
- + Small and easy to store
- + Simple push-to-blend operation
- + Cheap and widely available
Cons
- − Single-serve only — no big batches
- − Struggles with very fibrous greens
- − No speed control, just press
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