The motor underneath lets off a slight smell and it's a little loud ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq but considering it's size and how hard it works to do the job, it's sort of expected. I assume the smell will go away over time. Overall, I love this cute little blender. The extra cups and lids are great too!
Sis on the right smiling too much 😂 - theres only one Tabitha B. hunie sis in the right seems as though she doesn’t want to be there - couldn’t watch whole video 🫣
Hi - What I don't get about these blender tests - is that they often stick to a single time. For instance, in this video - "one minute". What if that is a good time for the Nutribullet - but the Ninja requires more time to reach the same consistency? I'm just wondering if these tests are set up for the Ninja to fail due to comparing times instead of comparing recommended manufacturer blender times?
I would choose the Nutri Bullet Pro due to the hands free feature and its ability to break down the kale and almonds so well. Thanks for doing this test, it was very informative.
"I'm too busy to make smoothies".... Just wow. I hear that too much from my friends who just don't want to give up their eggs and bacon.... It literally takes a minute and a half.
@@BlenderBabes I was going to say that! I am getting this bullet blender now just so I don't have to deal with cleaning a big one, no more sticking my arm in a big sharp blender!
What a fantastic comparison! and I really appreciated that you put the liquids through the fine mesh sieves.Perhaps in your next video you might show how they do blending the ‘stringy-er’ types of fruits & veggies, such as mangos, papayas, celery, and chard.
It appears that you didn’t read the directions for the Ninja. The recommendation is to “pulse” when blending (probably the reason why needs to be manually pressed?), so I’m not totally sold in the nutribullet.
I read all the directions - pulsing just helps to move items around or chop things up. It's not best for pulverizing. They improved this feature by not requiring manual pressing on all later models - because it's cumbersome and consumers obviously don't like it very much. Hope that helps! Happy Blending! ~Tarashaun
@@BlenderBabes You didn't know the way the Ninja blender was design since you are only viewing this new model. The Ninja always needed to be pressed even from the older models, because the ice needs pulse first. so the pressing is for the control. And you are supposed to stop after 10s prevent overheating. If you only have the on switch like in the Bullet then you can't make shaved ice. They are both entirely different design. You cannot compare products that are not working the same way.
Yes… I’ve given up on my ninja. I have arthritis in my hands and there are days. It’s impossible to get the black cap off. Not to mention it never quite blends the kale. Just ordered a Nutra bullet.
So the NutriBullet wins because it was demonstrated to blend Kale and almonds? Sorry to say, there are people out there that are allergic to nuts and not everyone likes kale. I have the new NutriNinja Auto-iQ 1000 watts and hands down, it's an awesome blender. There's more than 3 settings to choose from and you don't need to hold it down to blend. You can also walk away from the blender as well. Mine blends Kale perfectly fine but, I don't like nuts in my smoothie anyway.
Yes I have searched for a good blender don't know much about them but ever since I was diagnosed with a Auto immune disease I been looking into inflammatory smoothies what I liked about this video is all the details and information learned a good bit thanks to you ladies !
I have used my ninja blender every day for the last 4 years. I use it for sauces, dressings, soups, salsa and pico de gallo, smoothies, pesto, grinding coffee beans, and homemade hummus. I have found the smaller blending cups do make things smoother. I love my ninja!
Awesome! Do you have this specific model or an upgraded one? I found this one hard to use but they have an upgraded version you don't have to hold down. MUCH better!
Does it crush ice well? And when you make soup can you just put it in hot? Or cool down first? And I read that the Nutribullet you need to unscrew everytime using it and has a smell after awhile Does the Nutri ninja the same or no?
@@meztiza90 I had not crushed ice by itself. I put ice in my smoothies and it crushes it well. I have used the blender for both hot soups and cold soups with good results. I have not noticed any smells from the machine. I use the Ninja Pro
Love that the NutriBullet PRO is hands-free and that it makes a non-gritty smoothie. They both did a great job blending a variety of ingredients to make a great smoothie but the NutriBullet PRO did much better blending the almonds and kale. I learned a lot from the video! Thanks!
I actually thought the Nutri Ninja Pro would do better so that was a surprise. That's why these video's are important and what I love about your video's are how you guys cover all the important details and actually show how well each blender performs (or under performs) to your audience. I would definitely use this video or any one of your videos as a reference before I make a blender purchase.
The ninja does better when it comes to heavier ingredients or if you want to use ice for a cold drink....the bullets blades don't shine as much with heavy ingredients frozen veggies or ice.
@@BlenderBabes Okay, thanks babe😂 I'll put up with the seeds, it's not too big of a deal and I've just not got the money for something like a Vitamix. 👍
I think where the other pulls ahead is when you use heavier ingredients or if you want to add ice....then the ninja pulls ahead of the bullet...I have used both.
anizares1 all of these greens have Fido nutrients and are very good for you. Dandelion greens has a very strong flavor so most people can’t do more than 1/ 4th to a half a cup in their green smoothies so you might not get as many nutrients as you would with 2 cups of kale or spinach. It’s really important to rotate your greens anyways so you can use all of them! 😊
I love it but, you guys heard david, the nutribullet is not a blender and it doesn't make smoothies. (thoughhe is probably trying to energize things up)
I appreciate the comparison. I guess I will be in the market for a NutriBullet Pro. I have a Ninja blender (with the cups) but it leaves a lot of grit. It seems impossible to get any smoothness.
It was good seeing this comparison side by side. You see people talk about each blender but never really compare. I liked that the women gave their honest opinions.
I have been looking at these. The Ninja may have done better with a slightly longer blend time, but I really like the hands-free action of the NutriBullet. Thank You!
Interesting results! Before watching this I would have assumed the Ninja would out perform. Thank you for the information on which personal size blender handles smoothies best!!
Great comparison! So helpful to see that the NutriBullet gave a smoother texture, and is hands-free. I have a Nutri-Ninja - but will probably go with the NutriBullet when it needs replacing.
This video spoke to me. I am on the market for a strong blender and I just can't pick. I like to see the Bullet pro in action. I'd like to see a mango blend. Mango has hairs which can get caught in the blades so you need a strong blender to handle that. It's also great for smoothies because of the flavor and consistency. I'd like to see coconut as well.
I use the Bullet and I also bought a fine mesh strainer. My husband has throat cancer so the fiber in his drinks I had to filter even with the Bullet. If you are wanting a drink with less fiber get a maserating extractor. Cost is way more than a hundred dollar NurtiBullet. The bullet does a good job and I dont mind the fiber but like I said husband couldnt tolerate that much fiber in his drinks.
Juan Reynoso We loaded the blenders the way each blender company says to via their manual. 😊 We did it our way before and people then said to do via their manual. Seems counterintuitive I agree!
like a fool I purchased a blender before looking at reviews but I'm so happy to find out the one I chose is the one you guys giving thumbs up to!I'm really happy you guys did a smear test because great and taste is so subjective but the smear test is proof
Thank you so much for taking the effort to compare. It totally helped me make my decision. I'm buying one for myself and all my family for Christmas. Nutri Bullet Pro ❤
I wish I had seen this video before I bought my ninja. The ninja does leave a lot of grit and I have to blend longer, killing more of the nutrients because of the heat it produces. I guess it's not enough to read reviews. Seeing is believing. Thanks for the video.
Thx for the feedback Georgina! I would add more ice/frozen fruit to your current Ninja model to prevent it heating the produce... and maybe Santa will upgrade your blender this year!! :)
Thx for the feedback Georgina! I would add more ice/frozen fruit to your current Ninja model to prevent it heating the produce... and maybe Santa will upgrade your blender this year!! :)
I love the way you show the difference in texture Espeically the seive test. It makes me get my answers on what I would want to buy and what I expect out of a blender I want to own. Pls do a seive test for carrot smoothies . which blender would give a smoother carrot smoothie. Thanks.
I'm only watching this because I feel like my nutri bullet is not making a normal sound when operating so I need to know how it's normally supposed to sound
so are these only for stuff like smoothies then? do they make blenders for like everything? I work too hard for my money to have to go out and have 5 different blenders in my house :(
Thanks for this video I've been wondering what the difference was between these two blenders! I have narrowed my decision down to the nutri bullet pro after this video! Thanks for showing them in action you helped make my purchasing decision so much easier and it looks like you ladies had a lot of fun.
Not a fair trial, the Ninja NutriBullet should have been given another minute to see if it blended it to a good consistency. Then you could only make comparisons on time, which was the quickest, being the NutriBullet?
NutriBullet is definitely easier to use , and makes a smoother consistency drink. Liked the video, very informative. ( I would not like holding the top down while it blends)
Absolutely! Subscribe to our channel, we have several other comparison videos that are helpful in finding the perfect power blender, or at least to try out healthy recipes. Happy Blending XOXO
I was impressed with the Nutri Bullet Pro. It sounded fairly quiet and the smoothie looked, well, smooth. This would come in handy when my 3 year (impatient...lol) grandson visits. I love that you can take it with you. I would like to see any heart healthy smoothie that helps to keep arteries cleaned out.
I read your complete review of these two blenders and was easy to decide but the video shows even more of a reason to pick the NutriBullet PRO instead of the Nutri Ninja which both have 900 watt motors. I wouldn't want to spend the money on the latter even with a better price since not positive it would blend ice completely.
My sons in college love smoothies, the nutri-bullet pro looks like the one I would get for them. (Christmas gift?) I liked to see the comparisons of these blenders, but I wonder how they would do against the Blend-Tec, which is what I use. There's an idea for your next blend-off.
The fact that I don't have to hold down to blend makes the Nutri Bullet Pro a winner to me. Being a mom makes that a necessity when hurrying to make smoothies for my kiddos in the mornings.
I had the Ninja and now I understand why I didn't like it... It was always too gritty indeed.. good to know there's the nutri bullet option, thank you!
I sure don't feel like holding down the container and from the results of your enjoyable video I would have to go with the NutriBullet Pro. Love almonds in my smoothies more recipes with almonds and fruit would be great.
Hi Karl Hans! I haven’t tested a sliced avocado seed. I imagine that would pretty hard to do with either of these blenders though due to the limited power. I know a Blendtec blender can do it no problem.
Okay the sift test was awesome. My current blender which is a large Ninja Blender leaves pieces which I hate. Someday I would like a Vitamix, but until then I think I would like the Nutribullet. Thank you for the comparison. Have a great weekend!
So glad I watched this video! We are about to significantly downsize our living arrangements by moving into a camper temporarily and I will be packing up all my appliances- including my Blendtec. I was bummed thinking that I wouldn’t be able to enjoy my smoothies. Now I know what to get to solve that problem!!! Thank you! I love your videos!
Awesome. I am currently using an older Nutribullet and have been wanting to upgrade and wasn't sure what would be best. I really like the Nutribullet Pro.
I really liked how informative this video is PLUS entertaining, I actually watched the entire video!! I need a good blender especially since I am not a breakfast person and prefer a morning smoothie!!
thank you for this video. i was about to return my unopened box of the 1000 watts nutribullet and purchase a 1000 watts ninja I found for $20 cheaper than the nutribullet. $20 is not worth the return specially after watching this video. TWO THUMBS UP! thank you once again.
I can't believe how much better this blender is than the one I purchased .I am 73 yrs old and just recently started an exercise class, so I thought I would start making smoothies. That is not turning out well, I don't like pieces of food in my smoothie. I would love to win something like this, it looks perfect.
I watched this video because I was looking for recipes for my mom. I don't think it was a fair comparison because the ingredients were put in different orders. That could have impacted the blending process. I am getting her a vitamix anyway 🤷🏾♂️
Hey Ricky! Your mom will love her Vitamix! We followed the manufacturer directions for layering ingredients so that's why it was in different orders. Check out my website for hundreds of blender recipes specific for vitamix :) www.blenderbabes.com HAPPY BLENDING!
Great video, thank you for doing this. I bought a blender a few years ago and trying to figure out which one would blend the smoothest was not easy, and I did not end up with what I wanted. The Nutrition Bullet Pro is what I will by next. I do love smoothies and I want the smooth creamy consistency. Plus hand free!
I liked that you did a sieve test, as a taste test is so subjective. However, it wasn't really as equal as it could be, as different people could push the mix through more or less. I'd rather have a time lapse sequence where you've let the mix sit in the sieves for an hour or so and then compare.
Thanks for the video! Great idea to do the compare/contrast. Loved how she was honest about the grittiness. It would be helpful if rather than showing the specs on one slide and then another, you did a compare/contrast slide so we can really tell how the specs measure up. I'd choose the Nutribullet -- love the look of it (metallics!) and also not into the idea of having to hold the cup down while you blend. The smear test was awesome...and so was the sieve test!
I have found it difficult to pay attention to what you said because I was embarrassed by your beauty... but what I did and I thank you for the comparison and for the opportunity you give us, thanks bella!
I mostly have smoothies in the summer before i go off to work, that is my breakfast and lunch as i drive a lot during my job.I never thought of adding almonds to my smoothie, but now I see that i could if I wanted. I would perfer the Nutra Bullet Pro, for a few reasons but the hands free for me is very important, I have bad shoulders and if there is too much vibration in my shoulder I feel it later on in the evening, so for me the Nutra Bullet Pro is more user friendly for me, thanks so much..I will look into purchasing one for myself, thanks
I bought both of these. After using them daily for about 2 months, the Nutribullet started leaking. Am still using my Nutri Ninja. No complaints and they both worked the same as far as being smooth with no grit.
I sensed this is an ad for NutriBullet when the specs come up for each, NutriBullet subtly notes LifeChanging Recipe Book & Manual and NutriNinja just says 75 Recipe Book. Subtle marketing. I have had a NutriBullet and now have a Nutri Ninja Pro and love it! But we all have our preferences.
Mattie's Catz! Hi! I just copied what the marketing specs were from each company. Had ninja called their recipe book something else I would have called it that. 😊
I’ve had the Ninja for 3 years. I have a feeding tube. It sounded like it wasn’t right hibbby said. I shuttled it off as hoe it’s blend well. Well. It completely stopped working. So annoyed especially when that’s my food to live on.
Thanks so much for this video . I do need something like the Nurti Bullet Pro . I am getting ready to have extensive dental work done so , my diet will be liquids for some time . Glad I watched the video !
You can soak the almonds before, and I sold my Vitamix to a juice bar as it was too big for a single person. Check out the new vaccum blenders as they save 90% of the nutrients as they suck out the air from the carafe. Regular blenders oxidate the nutrients. I have the Nutribullet pro 900. Most raw foodists prefer blenders over cold press juicers. Your skin just glows in the video.
Honestly, I dont really get, what is Your problem with a smoothie not blended perfectly? I personally love, when some small pieces of nuts are still noticeable in the texture. I even often add some fresh nuts extra to smoothies. It reminds me of what I put into it and whats the nature of ingredients. Smoothie does not have to be extremely smooth. It's still delicious. If I can eat a fresh apple the way it is, why would I be disappointed with any apple sauce or coctail having a natural texture. By blending we change the nature of fruits and veggies a bit, so lets do not expect so much. I would understand, if one of the blenders would not manage to blend, would burn with smoke and did not chop anything ( i've tried that with a cheap 250Watt model... it just did not work at all...), but these two blenders are both powerful and good enough. Its just a matter of personal preferences, not a quality of blending. Btw., I just ordered a Nutribullet and therefore I am making research on that model and I found Your video. Now I think that maybe i will have to blend my smoothies a little shorter not to make them too creamy.. ;)
Radek Bekieler I hear you! Lots of people don’t mind their smoothie to have little pieces in it. But you are in the minority 😉 Pieces of nuts is one thing but when you have little pieces of kale it creates a “gritty” texture that isn’t pleasurable for many people. I hope that helps clarify! Both of these brands are great we just wanted to compare them 😊
@@BlenderBabes And I get You about blenders. Though, when it comes to 'smoothieness' of a smoothie, I feel like it is just a little on the edge of hypocrisy with being disappointed with the texture of the smoothie.. Kale has its structure, as well as carrot or pineapple and that's it. It's like saying: I love smoothies, but I do not like the way vegetables are. So I blend them, cause they have not pleasurable texture.. :) I love veggies and fruits in the first place, the way they are and then I will deal with the tools I have. If I will get pieces of nuts, carrots, kale or more in my smoothie, that is totally ok with me, cause I love them anyway. ;) I mean, with the quality of Ninja's smoothie presented here there is really nothing to be disappointed about. And I get it that some people just love creamy smoothies, or parents want to 'smuggle' some veggies into a drink given to their children, but it is always great to actually have appreciation to the real nature. That is, what I wanted to point about.
@Blender Babes My new Nutribullet 600 just came today and so far I don't really feel like it makes any different texture of smoothies I used to make with my previous Smoothie Twister by OBH Nordica (Danish brand, 300W). But I usually mix veggies, fruits, some nuts and seeds, so It is impossible to make it super creamy. And I believe, it really depends on what we put in our smoothies and in what proportions, how they gonna turn out. Of course, I need to test it more. But Nutribullet definitely makes the job much faster. Maybe the 900W model can actually make everything even more smooth... But I am satisfied with what I have got. I also managed to make a lovely peanut butter with linseed oil. ;) Cleaning it after was not easy.. :) I am surprised how quiet the engine is compared to the 300W model I used to have. I expected 600W to be very loud, but it is not. No leaking so far, but blades are super easy to unscrew with hands (I got an extra one and same story here). Hmm, something to check out from time to time for sure. And I do not believe that these plastic cups are strong enough to fall on the floor not breaking.. Its even possible to squeeze them a little and they got scratches just from drying them by soft kitchen towel. Otherwise, the base looks solid and it makes an impression of a pretty powerful machine. I love it in red color! ;) Well.. we'll see how long it will serve me. Best regards.
Radek Bekieler I don’t consider anything less than 1000 watts to be a “high power” blender capable of pulverizing so there’s no pieces. So I would recommend finding a blender that has that or more. 😊
I have both. And I think the ninja worls better. However both are not good with carrots so I use the jack lalane for carrots and the ninja for the rest
I 'm so glad you do these videos. This one helped me decide on a Bullett. Don;t want ot haveto hol down the contgainer to make it work and like that the bullet blends smoother.
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The motor underneath lets off a slight smell and it's a little loud ruclips.net/user/postUgkxCKuMxLnvr6fJd_M4SE-n7trcGj3zEUHq but considering it's size and how hard it works to do the job, it's sort of expected. I assume the smell will go away over time. Overall, I love this cute little blender. The extra cups and lids are great too!
Good review, but everyone looked soooo awkward! 😂😂
i cringed the whole time. But it was helpful
'You can even feel each other's if you wanna feel the difference' I-
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@@leahcarnevale7340 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Ew.
Sis on the right smiling too much 😂 - theres only one Tabitha B. hunie sis in the right seems as though she doesn’t want to be there - couldn’t watch whole video 🫣
Hi - What I don't get about these blender tests - is that they often stick to a single time. For instance, in this video - "one minute". What if that is a good time for the Nutribullet - but the Ninja requires more time to reach the same consistency? I'm just wondering if these tests are set up for the Ninja to fail due to comparing times instead of comparing recommended manufacturer blender times?
I would choose the Nutri Bullet Pro due to the hands free feature and its ability to break down the kale and almonds so well. Thanks for doing this test, it was very informative.
I bought the nutri bullet 900 W when it 1st came out and it still work and fine today
"I'm too busy to make smoothies".... Just wow. I hear that too much from my friends who just don't want to give up their eggs and bacon.... It literally takes a minute and a half.
DaddyO's Ink 😂 I think it’s more about hating to clean up 😉
@@BlenderBabes I was going to say that! I am getting this bullet blender now just so I don't have to deal with cleaning a big one, no more sticking my arm in a big sharp blender!
I just put a bit of soap and water in mine and blend it.. easy peasy, rinse and put it away, takes 30 seconds .
Bacon and eggs is much healthier ?
What a fantastic comparison! and I really appreciated that you put the liquids through the fine mesh sieves.Perhaps in your next video you might show how they do blending the ‘stringy-er’ types of fruits & veggies, such as mangos, papayas, celery, and chard.
It appears that you didn’t read the directions for the Ninja. The recommendation is to “pulse” when blending (probably the reason why needs to be manually pressed?), so I’m not totally sold in the nutribullet.
I read all the directions - pulsing just helps to move items around or chop things up. It's not best for pulverizing. They improved this feature by not requiring manual pressing on all later models - because it's cumbersome and consumers obviously don't like it very much. Hope that helps! Happy Blending! ~Tarashaun
There is a reason why nutri ninja is priced economically. They skimp on the designs and parts. This is why i opted for the nutri bullet instead.
@@BlenderBabes You didn't know the way the Ninja blender was design since you are only viewing this new model. The Ninja always needed to be pressed even from the older models, because the ice needs pulse first. so the pressing is for the control. And you are supposed to stop after 10s prevent overheating. If you only have the on switch like in the Bullet then you can't make shaved ice. They are both entirely different design. You cannot compare products that are not working the same way.
How Wong this model is supposed to Blend not make shaved ice. Or press for only 10 seconds.
Ninja is better
Yes… I’ve given up on my ninja. I have arthritis in my hands and there are days. It’s impossible to get the black cap off. Not to mention it never quite blends the kale. Just ordered a Nutra bullet.
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your experience. I hope to have helped you decide what blender to get! :) Happy blending! ~Tarashaun
So the NutriBullet wins because it was demonstrated to blend Kale and almonds? Sorry to say, there are people out there that are allergic to nuts and not everyone likes kale. I have the new NutriNinja Auto-iQ 1000 watts and hands down, it's an awesome blender. There's more than 3 settings to choose from and you don't need to hold it down to blend. You can also walk away from the blender as well. Mine blends Kale perfectly fine but, I don't like nuts in my smoothie anyway.
I'm really glad you did the sieve test, the nutribullet looks a lot smoother
Yes that really is the true test!! You can get 20% off with code “Welcome20” and this link www.blenderbabes.com/nutribullet
What about durability which one is better?
Yes I have searched for a good blender don't know much about them but ever since I was diagnosed with a Auto immune disease I been looking into inflammatory smoothies what I liked about this video is all the details and information learned a good bit thanks to you ladies !
I have used my ninja blender every day for the last 4 years. I use it for sauces, dressings, soups, salsa and pico de gallo, smoothies, pesto, grinding coffee beans, and homemade hummus. I have found the smaller blending cups do make things smoother. I love my ninja!
Awesome! Do you have this specific model or an upgraded one? I found this one hard to use but they have an upgraded version you don't have to hold down. MUCH better!
@@BlenderBabes I use the Ninja Duo with Auto-IQ with excellent results. Thank you for the heads up in case I ever need to replace this one.
Does it crush ice well? And when you make soup can you just put it in hot? Or cool down first? And I read that the Nutribullet you need to unscrew everytime using it and has a smell after awhile Does the Nutri ninja the same or no?
@@meztiza90 I had not crushed ice by itself. I put ice in my smoothies and it crushes it well. I have used the blender for both hot soups and cold soups with good results. I have not noticed any smells from the machine. I use the Ninja Pro
Love that the NutriBullet PRO is hands-free and that it makes a non-gritty smoothie. They both did a great job blending a variety of ingredients to make a great smoothie but the NutriBullet PRO did much better blending the almonds and kale. I learned a lot from the video! Thanks!
I actually thought the Nutri Ninja Pro would do better so that was a surprise. That's why these video's are important and what I love about your video's are how you guys cover all the important details and actually show how well each blender performs (or under performs) to your audience. I would definitely use this video or any one of your videos as a reference before I make a blender purchase.
The ninja does better when it comes to heavier ingredients or if you want to use ice for a cold drink....the bullets blades don't shine as much with heavy ingredients frozen veggies or ice.
How well do they blend up/pulverise blackberry seeds?
Ishmael neither of them blend berry seeds as well as a higher powered blender such as a Vitamix
@@BlenderBabes Okay, thanks babe😂 I'll put up with the seeds, it's not too big of a deal and I've just not got the money for something like a Vitamix. 👍
I have had my and used my Nutribullet for 8 years. Nunu has perform well. The one I have is the 600 watt.
Mary wow that’s a long time! Glad it’s still going strong for you!
LOL @ calling it Nunu hahahaha
I think where the other pulls ahead is when you use heavier ingredients or if you want to add ice....then the ninja pulls ahead of the bullet...I have used both.
I have been researching blenders and this video helped me lean toward the Nutribullet Pro and I love they have packets for purchase.
Which vitamix model is the quietest? Is it the G Series? I have heard that the Nutribullet has leak issues.
I've always used dandilion greens or spinach . I thought they were better for you than kale?
anizares1 all of these greens have Fido nutrients and are very good for you. Dandelion greens has a very strong flavor so most people can’t do more than 1/ 4th to a half a cup in their green smoothies so you might not get as many nutrients as you would with 2 cups of kale or spinach. It’s really important to rotate your greens anyways so you can use all of them! 😊
I jusf wonder which one I'd do first.
I love it but, you guys heard david, the nutribullet is not a blender and it doesn't make smoothies. (thoughhe is probably trying to energize things up)
I appreciate the comparison. I guess I will be in the market for a NutriBullet Pro. I have a Ninja blender (with the cups) but it leaves a lot of grit. It seems impossible to get any smoothness.
when I twist my ninja it doesn't seem to work and I can't get it to come on do you have any suggestions RUclips
It was good seeing this comparison side by side. You see people talk about each blender but never really compare. I liked that the women gave their honest opinions.
Would one of these be able to liquify a lemon that had been diced before blending?
Peggy Butler absolutely! if it’s peeled. 😊 If you’re trying pulverize the peel too then I would say no.
I have been looking at these. The Ninja may have done better with a slightly longer blend time, but I really like the hands-free action of the NutriBullet. Thank You!
Interesting results! Before watching this I would have assumed the Ninja would out perform. Thank you for the information on which personal size blender handles smoothies best!!
You can slice or chop the Greens and use sliced almonds
Is it the same as WONDERMAX? thanks
Mara Althea hi! No it’s not.
Great comparison! So helpful to see that the NutriBullet gave a smoother texture, and is hands-free. I have a Nutri-Ninja - but will probably go with the NutriBullet when it needs replacing.
if you like ice or frozen ingredients I find ninja is better.
u cant’t give them a spatula?
I liked that the NutriBullet Pro doesn't give you gritty results! I can't stand a gritty aftertaste.
@matt paterson lmao
The NutriBullet looks like a winner to me but they both seem to do a good job. Does it only do smoothies or can it make Almond milk for example?
i have just bought a ninja because 3 of my nutra bullets fucked up
This video spoke to me. I am on the market for a strong blender and I just can't pick. I like to see the Bullet pro in action. I'd like to see a mango blend. Mango has hairs which can get caught in the blades so you need a strong blender to handle that. It's also great for smoothies because of the flavor and consistency. I'd like to see coconut as well.
Great idea! Yes mango and celery can get stringy!
I use the Bullet and I also bought a fine mesh strainer. My husband has throat cancer so the fiber in his drinks I had to filter even with the Bullet. If you are wanting a drink with less fiber get a maserating extractor. Cost is way more than a hundred dollar NurtiBullet. The bullet does a good job and I dont mind the fiber but like I said husband couldnt tolerate that much fiber in his drinks.
Freezing the mango seems to help with this. I buy frozen mango chunks in bulk and they work great.
But then again, I also use a Vitamix.
The question is.. Why on the ninja they wanted to put the heavy fruit first and then the greens ?? That is harder for the blades to crush the rest
Juan Reynoso We loaded the blenders the way each blender company says to via their manual. 😊 We did it our way before and people then said to do via their manual. Seems counterintuitive I agree!
It probably depends on the amount of watts that each one has.
Would it have made a difference if the Nutri Ninja ran longer? I'd like to see a blendoff with the Viking and a full size Ninja.
like a fool I purchased a blender before looking at reviews but I'm so happy to find out the one I chose is the one you guys giving thumbs up to!I'm really happy you guys did a smear test because great and taste is so subjective but the smear test is proof
Thank you so much for taking the effort to compare. It totally helped me make my decision. I'm buying one for myself and all my family for Christmas. Nutri Bullet Pro ❤
Wow! I thought ninja would win, i was wrong. Thx for comparing
I wish I had seen this video before I bought my ninja. The ninja does leave a lot of grit and I have to blend longer, killing more of the nutrients because of the heat it produces. I guess it's not enough to read reviews. Seeing is believing. Thanks for the video.
Thx for the feedback Georgina! I would add more ice/frozen fruit to your current Ninja model to prevent it heating the produce... and maybe Santa will upgrade your blender this year!! :)
Thx for the feedback Georgina! I would add more ice/frozen fruit to your current Ninja model to prevent it heating the produce... and maybe Santa will upgrade your blender this year!! :)
Georgina Moreno the nutri bullet blows up
bu tninja does better on ice breaking. so if you put more ice block in summer, maybe ninja would suit more
I love the way you show the difference in texture Espeically the seive test. It makes me get my answers on what I would want to buy and what I expect out of a blender I want to own. Pls do a seive test for carrot smoothies . which blender would give a smoother carrot smoothie. Thanks.
Good idea!
Lovely video. Can you please devise a smoothie to help with male pattern baldness? I need to reduce dht.
I'm only watching this because I feel like my nutri bullet is not making a normal sound when operating so I need to know how it's normally supposed to sound
so are these only for stuff like smoothies then? do they make blenders for like everything? I work too hard for my money to have to go out and have 5 different blenders in my house :(
I love the way you thoroughly tested these blenders, both the smear & sieve tests especially. BTW, where'd you get those sieves - love them!
Thanks for this video I've been wondering what the difference was between these two blenders! I have narrowed my decision down to the nutri bullet pro after this video! Thanks for showing them in action you helped make my purchasing decision so much easier and it looks like you ladies had a lot of fun.
WE DID! :)
Not a fair trial, the Ninja NutriBullet should have been given another minute to see if it blended it to a good consistency. Then you could only make comparisons on time, which was the quickest, being the NutriBullet?
Thank you! I purchased the nutribullet pro 900
NutriBullet is definitely easier to use , and makes a smoother consistency drink. Liked the video, very informative. ( I would not like holding the top down while it blends)
This was a great way to compare blenders. It's good to see reviews of less expensive blenders. Thanks!
Absolutely! Subscribe to our channel, we have several other comparison videos that are helpful in finding the perfect power blender, or at least to try out healthy recipes. Happy Blending XOXO
I love how this video is so helpful and how both blenders were shown and tested, i think it's really good for anyone not knowing which to buy!
I was impressed with the Nutri Bullet Pro. It sounded fairly quiet and the smoothie looked, well, smooth. This would come in handy when my 3 year (impatient...lol) grandson visits. I love that you can take it with you. I would like to see any heart healthy smoothie that helps to keep arteries cleaned out.
I read your complete review of these two blenders and was easy to decide but the video shows even more of a reason to pick the NutriBullet PRO instead of the Nutri Ninja which both have 900 watt motors. I wouldn't want to spend the money on the latter even with a better price since not positive it would blend ice completely.
My sons in college love smoothies, the nutri-bullet pro looks like the one I would get for them. (Christmas gift?) I liked to see the comparisons of these blenders, but I wonder how they would do against the Blend-Tec, which is what I use. There's an idea for your next blend-off.
What is the difference between the NutriBullet Pro and the NutriBullet Rx?
Power.
I would like to see a comparison of walnuts and macadamia nuts
Dang that’s about as in-depth as you can get with smoothie efficiency
Thank you Nick! 🙏❤️
The fact that I don't have to hold down to blend makes the Nutri Bullet Pro a winner to me. Being a mom makes that a necessity when hurrying to make smoothies for my kiddos in the mornings.
I had the Ninja and now I understand why I didn't like it... It was always too gritty indeed.. good to know there's the nutri bullet option, thank you!
I sure don't feel like holding down the container and from the results of your enjoyable video I would have to go with the NutriBullet Pro. Love almonds in my smoothies more recipes with almonds and fruit would be great.
Can this blend sliced avocado seeds?
Hi Karl Hans! I haven’t tested a sliced avocado seed. I imagine that would pretty hard to do with either of these blenders though due to the limited power. I know a Blendtec blender can do it no problem.
@@BlenderBabes alright.
Okay the sift test was awesome. My current blender which is a large Ninja Blender leaves pieces which I hate. Someday I would like a Vitamix, but until then I think I would like the Nutribullet. Thank you for the comparison. Have a great weekend!
Thank you for making this video! This is exactly what I was looking for before I make a purchase
So glad I watched this video! We are about to significantly downsize our living arrangements by moving into a camper temporarily and I will be packing up all my appliances- including my Blendtec. I was bummed thinking that I wouldn’t be able to enjoy my smoothies. Now I know what to get to solve that problem!!! Thank you! I love your videos!
Great comparison! I really love how you covered everything and really put the blenders to the test. I enjoyed watching from start to finish!
Awesome. I am currently using an older Nutribullet and have been wanting to upgrade and wasn't sure what would be best. I really like the Nutribullet Pro.
I really liked how informative this video is PLUS entertaining, I actually watched the entire video!! I need a good blender especially since I am not a breakfast person and prefer a morning smoothie!!
thank you for this video. i was about to return my unopened box of the 1000 watts nutribullet and purchase a 1000 watts ninja I found for $20 cheaper than the nutribullet. $20 is not worth the return specially after watching this video. TWO THUMBS UP! thank you once again.
I can't believe how much better this blender is than the one I purchased .I am 73 yrs old and just recently started an exercise class, so I thought I would start making smoothies. That is not turning out well, I don't like pieces of food in my smoothie. I would love to win something like this, it looks perfect.
Kathleen Evans this is a sponsored video by the bullet, they got paid to make ninja look like shit, I own the ninja and it comes out fine!!
hi , good content, it would be cool if the models had no top on during demonstration
Lmao
I watched this video because I was looking for recipes for my mom. I don't think it was a fair comparison because the ingredients were put in different orders. That could have impacted the blending process. I am getting her a vitamix anyway 🤷🏾♂️
Hey Ricky! Your mom will love her Vitamix! We followed the manufacturer directions for layering ingredients so that's why it was in different orders. Check out my website for hundreds of blender recipes specific for vitamix :) www.blenderbabes.com HAPPY BLENDING!
@@BlenderBabes
Looked like a nutribullet ad to me.
How much is that nutribullet PRo? Philippines peso bill?
Sorry, I'm not sure how much to the Philippines.
Great video, thank you for doing this. I bought a blender a few years ago and trying to figure out which one would blend the smoothest was not easy, and I did not end up with what I wanted. The Nutrition Bullet Pro is what I will by next. I do love smoothies and I want the smooth creamy consistency. Plus hand free!
I liked that you did a sieve test, as a taste test is so subjective. However, it wasn't really as equal as it could be, as different people could push the mix through more or less. I'd rather have a time lapse sequence where you've let the mix sit in the sieves for an hour or so and then compare.
Linda Warner
Yes
Thanks for the video! Great idea to do the compare/contrast. Loved how she was honest about the grittiness. It would be helpful if rather than showing the specs on one slide and then another, you did a compare/contrast slide so we can really tell how the specs measure up. I'd choose the Nutribullet -- love the look of it (metallics!) and also not into the idea of having to hold the cup down while you blend. The smear test was awesome...and so was the sieve test!
Thanks Sam, appreciate the feedback and comment :)
Will you review the dynapro vacuum blender?
Use the flat blade for harder things like nuts, then use the other blade to make smooth overall.
Great video; I need to see comparisons about washing them after use. Agree with other comments about warranties. Thanks.
I like seeing the comparisons, anyone can say anything but seeing it in action really gives a clearer more accurate comparison.
Thank you for the video! It help me make up my mind on which blender to purchase.
So glad you found it helpful!
I have found it difficult to pay attention to what you said because I was embarrassed by your beauty... but what I did and I thank you for the comparison and for the opportunity you give us, thanks bella!
I mostly have smoothies in the summer before i go off to work, that is my breakfast and lunch as i drive a lot during my job.I never thought of adding almonds to my smoothie, but now I see that i could if I wanted. I would perfer the Nutra Bullet Pro, for a few reasons but the hands free for me is very important, I have bad shoulders and if there is too much vibration in my shoulder I feel it later on in the evening, so for me the Nutra Bullet Pro is more user friendly for me, thanks so much..I will look into purchasing one for myself, thanks
Thanks, Paul! I love substituting a smoothie for a meal as well. Please let me know if you have any questions regarding the Nutri Bullet Pro.
I bought both of these. After using them daily for about 2 months, the Nutribullet started leaking. Am still using my Nutri Ninja. No complaints and they both worked the same as far as being smooth with no grit.
Im so glad! Great to hear!
CAF91060 I literally have to get a new nutribullet every couple months. It leaks a lot
@@nicholasruppert2574 That doesn't sound right. Perhaps you're not using it correctly? Are you filling only to the max line?
@@nicholasruppert2574 any reason your sticking with that model ? Masochism perhaps
Blender Babes yes it just doesn’t last. I love my ninja
So why didn’t u use the exact same ingredients in both
Jay B we did?
I would get the NutriBullet Pro. I have been awed at how open and honest you have been in your newsletters. Thank you.
Thanks so much LM, that means a lot to me. Glad you're part of our tribe!
I sensed this is an ad for NutriBullet when the specs come up for each, NutriBullet subtly notes LifeChanging Recipe Book & Manual and NutriNinja just says 75 Recipe Book. Subtle marketing. I have had a NutriBullet and now have a Nutri Ninja Pro and love it! But we all have our preferences.
Mattie's Catz! Hi! I just copied what the marketing specs were from each company. Had ninja called their recipe book something else I would have called it that. 😊
I’ve had the Ninja for 3 years. I have a feeding tube. It sounded like it wasn’t right hibbby said. I shuttled it off as hoe it’s blend well. Well. It completely stopped working. So annoyed especially when that’s my food to live on.
Thanks so much for this video . I do need something like the Nurti Bullet Pro . I am getting ready to have extensive dental work done so , my diet will be liquids for some time . Glad I watched the video !
Yes Melissa! You will need to get a lot of nutrition in liquid form so green smoothies will be the way to go! xx
You can soak the almonds before, and I sold my Vitamix to a juice bar as it was too big for a single person. Check out the new vaccum blenders as they save 90% of the nutrients as they suck out the air from the carafe. Regular blenders oxidate the nutrients. I have the Nutribullet pro 900. Most raw foodists prefer blenders over cold press juicers. Your skin just glows in the video.
Honestly, I dont really get, what is Your problem with a smoothie not blended perfectly? I personally love, when some small pieces of nuts are still noticeable in the texture. I even often add some fresh nuts extra to smoothies. It reminds me of what I put into it and whats the nature of ingredients. Smoothie does not have to be extremely smooth. It's still delicious. If I can eat a fresh apple the way it is, why would I be disappointed with any apple sauce or coctail having a natural texture. By blending we change the nature of fruits and veggies a bit, so lets do not expect so much. I would understand, if one of the blenders would not manage to blend, would burn with smoke and did not chop anything ( i've tried that with a cheap 250Watt model... it just did not work at all...), but these two blenders are both powerful and good enough. Its just a matter of personal preferences, not a quality of blending. Btw., I just ordered a Nutribullet and therefore I am making research on that model and I found Your video. Now I think that maybe i will have to blend my smoothies a little shorter not to make them too creamy.. ;)
Radek Bekieler I hear you! Lots of people don’t mind their smoothie to have little pieces in it. But you are in the minority 😉 Pieces of nuts is one thing but when you have little pieces of kale it creates a “gritty” texture that isn’t pleasurable for many people. I hope that helps clarify! Both of these brands are great we just wanted to compare them 😊
@@BlenderBabes And I get You about blenders. Though, when it comes to 'smoothieness' of a smoothie, I feel like it is just a little on the edge of hypocrisy with being disappointed with the texture of the smoothie.. Kale has its structure, as well as carrot or pineapple and that's it. It's like saying: I love smoothies, but I do not like the way vegetables are. So I blend them, cause they have not pleasurable texture.. :) I love veggies and fruits in the first place, the way they are and then I will deal with the tools I have. If I will get pieces of nuts, carrots, kale or more in my smoothie, that is totally ok with me, cause I love them anyway. ;) I mean, with the quality of Ninja's smoothie presented here there is really nothing to be disappointed about. And I get it that some people just love creamy smoothies, or parents want to 'smuggle' some veggies into a drink given to their children, but it is always great to actually have appreciation to the real nature. That is, what I wanted to point about.
@@radekbekielermusic I totally hear you! :) Thanks for sharing. ~ Tarashaun
@Blender Babes My new Nutribullet 600 just came today and so far I don't really feel like it makes any different texture of smoothies I used to make with my previous Smoothie Twister by OBH Nordica (Danish brand, 300W). But I usually mix veggies, fruits, some nuts and seeds, so It is impossible to make it super creamy. And I believe, it really depends on what we put in our smoothies and in what proportions, how they gonna turn out. Of course, I need to test it more. But Nutribullet definitely makes the job much faster. Maybe the 900W model can actually make everything even more smooth... But I am satisfied with what I have got. I also managed to make a lovely peanut butter with linseed oil. ;) Cleaning it after was not easy.. :)
I am surprised how quiet the engine is compared to the 300W model I used to have. I expected 600W to be very loud, but it is not. No leaking so far, but blades are super easy to unscrew with hands (I got an extra one and same story here). Hmm, something to check out from time to time for sure. And I do not believe that these plastic cups are strong enough to fall on the floor not breaking.. Its even possible to squeeze them a little and they got scratches just from drying them by soft kitchen towel. Otherwise, the base looks solid and it makes an impression of a pretty powerful machine. I love it in red color! ;) Well.. we'll see how long it will serve me. Best regards.
Radek Bekieler I don’t consider anything less than 1000 watts to be a “high power” blender capable of pulverizing so there’s no pieces. So I would recommend finding a blender that has that or more. 😊
Do these can grind seeds to powder
granand the Nutribullet does have a separate milling blade that you can purchase to use for grinding seeds
I have both. And I think the ninja worls better. However both are not good with carrots so I use the jack lalane for carrots and the ninja for the rest
I love the Nutri Ninja
I 'm so glad you do these videos. This one helped me decide on a Bullett. Don;t want ot haveto hol down the contgainer to make it work and like that the bullet blends smoother.
Thanks for helping me decide on the NutriBullet Pro. Smooth results sold me on it.