Nutri Ninja BL450 Blender - Black & Silver (Using Code) - £50.55 @ Currys

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Nutri Ninja BL450 Blender - Black & Silver now £50.55 delivered (Using Code) @ Currys

£50.55 Currys4 Nov 15

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mobjw

3 Nov 15

Lowest price. Inject a healthy daily blend into your life with the Ninja BL450 Nutri Ninja Blender. Use code 15JUICE at checkout. Free delivery plus TCB 1.57%

Nutrient rich smoothies

Using Pro Extractor blades which spin at 21,000 RPM, the Nutri Ninja blender allows you to blend all of your favourite whole fruits and vegetables to create delicious and nutritious juices to kick-start your day. The blender allows you to personalise your healthy drinks so you can make them just how you want and take them with you wherever you go.

Containers

The Nutri Ninja Blender comes with a range of containers for blending and transporting your creations.

The 18 oz cup is perfect for smoothies while the 24 oz cup is ideal for preparing multiple servings. The containers also come with Sip and Seal lids that let you enjoy your creations on the go.

Feel the difference

One Nutri Ninja juice a day helps fuel your body and delivers all the goodness you need to maximise your performance. So if you are training for a sports event or simply want to feel better in your day-to-day life, this is the perfect blender for you.

Pulse technology

The BL450 Nutri Ninja Blender allows you to chuck frozen fruits and ice into the mix to create blends that have a finer consistency. It's also ideal for making a refreshing summer drink.

The Ninja BL450 Nutri Ninja Blender is a convenient way of boosting your health and making juice the way you want to.

All comments (35)

bigpappasmurf13

3 Nov 15 #1

Can anyone recommend this over the Nutribullet? looking to get one or the other but both seem to have excellent reviews...

sam_proctor95 to bigpappasmurf13

3 Nov 15 #2

I highly recommend this over the bullet, it gives a much finer, smoother consistency because the blades are a lot sharper, ever last seed is gone!

chuckley to bigpappasmurf13

3 Nov 15 1 #21

bullet = 600w
ninja (this one) = 900w (crushes ice in a second)
ninja (new) 1000w

alternatively the Breville at 300w is good for liquid ONLY.

janlim

3 Nov 15 2 #3

Nutri ninja is much better then Nutribullet, because nuntri ninja can crush ice.

gangstano1

3 Nov 15 1 #4

I have ordred this http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tower-vitablend-pro-1200-watt-motor-34-93-homebase-2313222
not sure if its any good but it has a powerful motor and 3 years warranty so I guess its worth the risk.

BenKhan

3 Nov 15 #5

Just bought - thanks!!!!!!

chipsnbeanz

3 Nov 15 #6

Heat given. Awesome price. Much better than the nutribullet. Owned both. Nutribullet burnt out.

nannafish

3 Nov 15 #7

Just ordered. In my excitement I forgot to add the free delivery code. Still an excellent price. Thanks op.

Tarquin8484

3 Nov 15 #8

Has anyone yet mentioned the fact that mastication is a healthier way to juice? If not, 'in b4'.

barbiegirl

3 Nov 15 1 #9

Have one, very robust. Looks great in the back of the cupboard.... (there's only so much kale any one human can consume...). Heat added as this is more or less half price.

mems82

3 Nov 15 1 #10

Couldn't resist at that price..have a cheaper version but have been looking to get one of these for a while now so thank you very much for the post x

alindl

3 Nov 15 1 #11

I just got this one from Currys and it seems really good:

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/food-and-drink-preparation/juicers-and-blenders/nutri-ninja-bl682uk-complete-kitchen-system-black-grey-10135525-pdt.html

Seems to be limited stock but if you can find one in store then the 15% code works too, making it about £130.

weltysparrow

3 Nov 15 #12

Jesus, you must like blending! Quite a set up!

Thanks, heat added and ordered.

BigYoSpeck

3 Nov 15 #13

My 300w blender doesn't even put a dent in berry seeds and still leaves linseeds really chunky so I've had my eye on something in the 900w range for a while. Reviews for these are favourable from people not expecting miracles (like making almond butter with it filled to the brim with no water!)

Scott1207 to BigYoSpeck

3 Nov 15 #15

Check out my deal on tower blender, it's in same 1000w range and after investigating has been getting good reviews.

chuckley to BigYoSpeck

3 Nov 15 1 #20

yes that Brevile thing is TRIPE. biggest waste of £25!

jamgin

3 Nov 15 1 #14

Many thanks for posting op.
Decided to get one. £80 from Amazon at the moment...

Emmel

3 Nov 15 1 #16

Thanks for posting OP. I've been umming and arrhing as to whether I should get a juicer for some time as I already have an old Phillips smoothie blender which does an adequate job. However now that I've read the reviews and seen what a great deal this is, I've been tempted and just purchased one!

lennoxboyd

3 Nov 15 #17

Thanks op - just purchased

ruperoyd

3 Nov 15 #18

Just bought one been after one for a while, cheers

chuckley

3 Nov 15 #19

wow that's stonking! I got this from currys for £70 back in the day and I thought that was a bargain. AMAZING bit of kit.

DaiMcC

3 Nov 15 #22

Thanks OP just ordered was looking for a good blender.

ipercival

4 Nov 15 #23

ordered this last week for £60 so this is a really good deal. Can't rate this enough, I use it every day.

BigYoSpeck

4 Nov 15 1 #24

Even like for like against the 900w bullet I've seen more praise for the ninja. Complaints about the rubber seal not staying in place. The blade seal leaking and in general the blades being kind of blunt and not blending as smoothly as this does.

It's one advantage is you can press and leave where as the ninja you need to hold down or it stops.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QngRzn9HDhQ

aym280

4 Nov 15 #25

Make sure you check the condition of the box that it is not a reject.

bigpappasmurf13

4 Nov 15 1 #26

Thanks, yeah i have the breville and although its great for the price it just doesnt blend smooth enough. Also found that one of the bottles leaks from the lid so end up spending most days at work with green juice all down my front. not the most professional look...

faisal_uk

4 Nov 15 1 #27

This is a really good blender.
Just not as over-promoted as the Nutribullet - but it is a lot more powerful and cheaper!

Got one at £69 last year which was a good price at the time.
This is a really good price - nothing else comes close at this price point.

midnightblade

5 Nov 15 1 #28

have they upped the price? cheapest I'm getting with code is £59.

Barnesg

5 Nov 15 #29

cant even find this now on the site

sleepycoyote

6 Nov 15 #30

Comes up as £69.42 or £59.01 with discount included.... expired?

midnightblade to sleepycoyote

6 Nov 15 #31

just noticed it's a slightly different model now on currys website bl470uk.

Michelle1981

16 Nov 15 #32

expired

firkin

1 Feb 16 #33

Just tried the code,,,, but unfortunately it's finished.
Any other way of getting one of these ?
cheers

jouster

1 Feb 16 #34

got the same one from John Lewis before Christmas for very similar price £49.99), only plus side was the extra years warranty and excellent JL customer service.

Great price for this though...we have used nearly everyday since Christmas and its brilliant....highly recommended...heat added for the OP, would be buying if I didn't already have

firkin

4 Feb 16 #35

Thanks Jouster,
I checked with all the High street shops, as well as other outlets first.
I've just looked again at JL (I do buy from them) but they are £69 now.
Thanks for letting me know.

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