so who's gonna post the Robert dyas nutripro deal? ;-)
Loveabargain99 to FTOdude170
10 Oct 15#8
Maybe you can
Thoughtful
10 Oct 15#5
In what way is this any different to a normal blender save for the fact it has a 'trendy name' and costs more? Most food processors mixers and even stick blenders will do the same and a lot more besides for similar money !
benjai to Thoughtful
10 Oct 15#7
Yes, this is more convenient. You don't even need a cup so that's one less thing to wash. If you're not lazy then yes you could get something else. But a lot of people pay for convenience these days.
And a stick blender is going to be very messy if you want to add ice.
bfreesun to Thoughtful
11 Oct 15#15
The difference for me is that I actually use this because of the extreme convenience and ease of use. My wife asked the same question as you but now that she's seen it in use she's a complete convert, so much so that I've ordered a second Nutribullet. Doesn't take up much space either
matthewashmead
10 Oct 15#6
Blood deal cheers!
DonkeyKonk
10 Oct 15#9
Ninja is betta
Thoughtful
10 Oct 15#10
How is it better ? As long as it liquidises that's it !
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And a stick blender is going to be very messy if you want to add ice.