Excellent price for the 900W Nutri Ninja which crushes ice. Good if you missed out on the £50 John Lewis deal before Christmas.
Use code CATNNSLCJM to get it for £43 delivered (new account code)
Crush ice
- Unlike other models, this clever blender has the ability to crush ice so you can have super chilled drinks without having to refrigerate them first.
Power
-The turbo button and Pro Extractor blade means you can have your juice in an instant and as smooth as you fancy.
Convenience
-There are two settings to extract the nutrients from fresh food as well as frozen food, nuts and seeds.
Accessories
- Comes with a 500ml cup, 650ml cup and 2 Sip & Seal lids, so you can literally grab and go in the morning before work or on your way to the gym. An inspirational recipe booklet is also included so you'll never run out of ideas for healthy, nutritious drinks.
Top comments
BigYoSpeck
10 Jan 1613#49
Ice is a solid
maccy1
10 Jan 1612#3
Wot's up ..chichi? I can make my carrot juice with this one, great price :laughing:
JonG
11 Jan 166#142
I got the Salter Pro 1000 from a Robert Dyas offer on here last year (came to less than £40 delivered).
I've used it every day since and find it excellent. I can't really see any downsides or how it could be significantly bettered, particularly at this price. It comes with only one set of blades (I think the expensive Nutribullets may come with a spare blade base ?). It seems solid enough and well made with good rubber suction feet that stop it vibrating on the kitchen surface.
It's very powerful at 1000w and demolishes frozen fruit / ice / nuts etc. in seconds and leaves no little bits (eg nuts) either .. just a smooth liquid to drink :-).
However it is best to add liquid to frozen fruit to keep the smoothie at least pourable, otherwise you end up with a thick paste that the motor will slow slightly and get quite hot. I use semi or skimmed milk, Almond milk or Coconut milk for this rather than water.
It comes with three beakers, the largest being 1 litre ... so this is an advantage if you want to make smoothies for two !
I find it very easy to clean
My tips would be :
1. Never overfill it - best to keep under the three- quarter mark of the beakers.
2. Screw the beakers into the bade base quite tightly as they can loosen during blending (and leak)
3. Never use it for more than 30 seconds at a time (as per instructions) - that is plenty anyway.
4. Rinse the blades straight away after blending
5. Keep the outer sealing ring in the blade base clean (it's like a white silicone sealing ring)
6. To blend you either push and hold the beaker down for a few seconds or you can push and twist clockwise to lock the beaker in the blend position and remove you hand while it blends. Be careful when untwisting (to stop the blending) that you don't lift the beaker at the same time before the blades have fully stopped. I've done this a few times initially and it can grates/grind the contact points between the bottom of the beaker unit and the main unit.
7. There are three white plastics slots on the base unit that push down when the beaker+blades is attached for blending. These can occasionally get sticky (from leaks) and stiff. Every now and again they need cleaning by dabbing / pushing with hot water and kitchen roll - MAKE SURE UNIT IS OFF AT THE MAINS WHEN DOING THIS !!
graann
10 Jan 164#123
in case you haven't noticed , saving money is the object of this site.
Latest comments (309)
Halliepops
23 Jan 16#309
I got £20 as well plus no min spend also can use the £10 off 2nd order over £60 at same time to get £30 off £60 !!!
se23
23 Jan 161#308
Thanks for the tip. They gave me £20
Likely2
19 Jan 16#307
Got charged £1, they sent a different product, refused it, just had £14 refunded to card....wierdos....:confused::smile:
Halliepops
16 Jan 16#306
If it is covered on eBay money back guarantee lol
Halliepops
16 Jan 161#304
I found them helpful as well and £20 code for anytime use!!! Think it was fate not to get it just ordered the nutri ninja 1000watt IQ new in cream with bonus 4 extra cups so 7 in total on eBay for £59.99 free postage
soldierboy001 to Halliepops
16 Jan 16#305
Just hope it's not one of the fakes reported on Fake Britain TV program.
Jiggy188
16 Jan 161#303
Unlike Vodafone CS fiasco on the LG G4 phone, Sainsbury's phone system actually directs you to the right department to make a query. A very friendly and knowledgeable person giving the reasons for my non delivery...OOS, stock not allocated, same problem with the Lynx tablet, a horrible website called hot ebay comp posted this product :laughing::laughing::laughing:...the problem was I didn't get notified the delivery was not going ahead. So he rang the store and came back straightaway and apologised that something must have gone wrong. He didn't try to hide behind a smoke screen and give me BS. He kindly said he will send me a £25 code to use on next shop with no expiry. Not a great outcome regarding the product itself but because they took the trouble to explain clearly and factually the reasons behind it I was OK about it....so will give them another go in the future.
SirThomas
16 Jan 161#302
£18 voucher received from Sainsburys to cheer me up................Yipee..................:innocent:
pre-reg
16 Jan 161#301
ordered mine quite early after being posted here.
Received next day no probs. Have been using it regularly last few days and probably the best gadget i have bought in years (and trust me i buy a lot!!)
adams2318
14 Jan 162#298
a Philips blender substitute was delivered which i refused on tuesday. today my account has been debited £33 but credited £100....????
AppStar to adams2318
15 Jan 16#299
It's best not to question profit when it's staring you in the face :wink:
gigaking to adams2318
15 Jan 161#300
Ha brilliant. Never contact them again
dossdes
14 Jan 16#297
mine was due to be delivered today between 12 and 1. its now 15:44 nothing arrived, no call or anything... I'm not holding my breath
redwineaje62
14 Jan 16#296
Ordered mine to my work place for today - not expecting it to arrive - my colleagues under strict instruction not to sign for any parcels for me (we casually just sign for each others) - so delivery chap made to wait 10 minutes until I was located! But THE RIGHT ITEM arrived! So happy! Thanks very much for the info and hope others are successful :smiley:
Nesima
14 Jan 161#295
Apologies, I think the inference and meaning of my original comment went over your head, you took the comment literally.
Halliepops
14 Jan 16#294
Just had my call no delivery as not in stock will refund money. Rang customer service they have given me a £20 code to use on any ammount spend
jellytot76
14 Jan 16#293
Ordered one with click and collect. But the item never arrived. So the store rang me to tell me they were cancelling my order! I rang Customer Services they said put a new order through and sent me a new £18 voucher code. Now ordered as home delivery for next week. Fingers crossed it will arrive!
theserpent
14 Jan 163#292
Offered me a magic bullet as replacement but refused. Charged me £23 for it then refunded £50, free £27 for my troubles :man:
soldierboy001
13 Jan 16#291
Yes really but you aren't real.:laughing:
Nesima
13 Jan 16#290
No really ;-)
djc03
13 Jan 16#289
yeh mine meant to be here by 7.30. Now 9.43. Probably be asleep when they turn up
FNC
13 Jan 16#288
I've not been so lucky, was booked for 7-8pm, it's now 9.40pm and no sign of it (ordered food as well so it's definitely not cancelled). To make matters worse the online dept at the store is apparently closed for the evening so the lady on the other end of the phone couldn't tell me what was going on.
jockscot1
13 Jan 161#287
Had given up hope and was ready to start my complaint email when the driver turned up at 1959. Happy days, cheers OP.
tonyheung
13 Jan 161#286
Ordered Tuesday 4pm, just delivered at my door 10 minutes ago at 7:30pm Wednesday sharp of the booked time slot. Requested no substitute. Very happy with it. Thanks op.
Nesima
13 Jan 16#282
I have put a comment on the Sainsbury's Facebook page explaining the issue I have with their on-line ordering and stock allocation process. When you order a £40 electrical item it should allocate the stock to you and not take you through the payment and choosing a delivery slot (and paying for it) if they don't know if they will actually have any stock or not on the day of your delivery from the local store they have chosen.
Lets hope Argos takes over Sainsbury's and gets them sorted out !
BigYoSpeck to Nesima
13 Jan 16#284
It's swings and roundabouts. Doing it this way lets Sainsburys include these items in regular grocery shopping rather than splitting them like Tesco and Asda do for such items.
The issue probably doesn't crop up enough for them to justify a rewrite of the sites code to include what would be needed to implement it. And remember they've still sold the item for it to be sold out so they haven't lost any custom. A few good will gestures for the people that are inconvenienced by it keeps them sweet.
And let's face it, I've stomped my feet in the past and said I won't shop somewhere again, but when that somewhere comes up cheaper for something I've caved.
soldierboy001 to Nesima
13 Jan 16#285
I think you will find out it is Sainsbury that is buying Argos.
ChilliHead
12 Jan 16#252
They delivered a Nutribullet 600 series 12 piece to me for £68.40 with the discount, not happy.
ChilliHead to ChilliHead
13 Jan 161#283
Sent an email last night complaining and received a £10 voucher today.
mrssimmo
13 Jan 16#281
Ordered this on Monday to be delivered today, was fully expecting a OOS phone call. A lovely Sainsbury's delivery man has just delivered it. The children are looking for anything they can Ninja as I type.
SirThomas
13 Jan 16#280
Was waiting for mine today, 4.30 pm delivery, got the dreaded call at 2 pm, sorry OOS!
Not impressed with this not so super market....................:disappointed:
Nesima
13 Jan 161#279
Sainsbury's what a bunch of prize wazzacks !
Took part of the afternoon of work to be home for my 16:00 delivery.
Got a call at 15:00 from a local Sainsbury's store advising as they have no stock they will not be delivering !
I pointed out I ordered from the website, not a local store, when I ordered the item was in stock and I was asked to choose and pay for my delivery slot.
Apparently stock is not allocated to you when you order an in stock item, apparently stock is only allocated on the morning of your delivery day when Sainsbury's Head Office send your order to the store they choose to deliver to you.
Pathetic and misleading.
I said I don't care where Sainsbury's deliver the item from that is of no interest to me as I ordered it from the website not a specific store. They suggested I could visit local stores to see if they had any stock.
I said why would I want to do that when I have ordered from what I thought was a national website.
This will be my first and last order with this bunch of clowns, back to John Lewis for me.
BigYoSpeck
13 Jan 16#278
I reckon they will make a good will gesture of some kind. I had a delivery 10 minutes late and I didn't even need to complain, I just got the delivery charge refunded and a £10 off voucher. They have a lot of good will gestures at their disposal for new customers.
Just be really polite and understanding with their customer service and they'll be cool with you, or if complaining over the phone isn't your cup of tea slap it on their facebook page.
very_smart
13 Jan 16#271
Just got my order cancelled due to no stock availability.
For God sake i have opted out from substitute replacement ; )
Also was on the phone with the consumer service and they gave me £18 voucher with no minimum spend
se23 to very_smart
13 Jan 16#277
So if I complain about them wasting my time and making me wait in they'll give me a voucher?
harrysgirl1971
13 Jan 16#276
Cold, ordered on Monday, received call today saying out of stock. How is that, when they are stil on the website?!?
cvyas
13 Jan 16#275
I have not used the Ninja so cant compare. However, my Salter Nutri Pro 1000 arrived yesterday from Wilko (£40). Tried a few combination of smoothies and very impressed with the results. Almonds, ice, carrots, celery etc are blended very smoothly and no chunks are found floating about. Tried frozen mixed berries, banana and milk, one of the best homemade smoothies. Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and highly recommend it to all.
doivey
13 Jan 16#274
Well they didn't come nor did I get an email or phone call..
rosco1984
13 Jan 161#273
And thanks OP, it was really opportune that you posted because I had began my price comparison yesterday morning. Seems as I was one of the fortunate.
rosco1984
13 Jan 161#272
Opted for no substitutes and got mine today! Maybe got another delivery in or perhaps they prioritise orders with no substitutes and hope other will accept alternatives. It was luck of the draw though!
fairycake88
13 Jan 161#270
Just delivered ( Nantwich store). Thanks!
dani80
13 Jan 161#269
Just received my order so thanks for posting
Cameron1983
12 Jan 16#257
I also failed to receive the delivery. We did, however, receive a phone call on the day of delivery to say that it was OOS and tough luck.
It seems to be as though Sainsbury's have realised what's happened with lots of people ordering the same item with the same code, and have basically declined to honour the offer. Combined with the dreadful website (including the ridiculous "alternative" tick box others have fallen foul of), it doesn't leave a great first (and only) impression of online shopping with Sainsbury's.
theface to Cameron1983
13 Jan 16#268
The website is about 5 years out of date isn't it. They offered to post me a gift card (not sure of the value) so I suppose it's not all bad. I decided to buy the alternative Tower blender that soldierboi posted a few pages back and can recommend it.
BigYoSpeck
13 Jan 16#267
Any course suggestions?
sput2001
13 Jan 16#266
Ours has just been cancelled too - we're in Manchester. ****.
Spod
13 Jan 16#265
Ice is a solid. Yes, it is the name of frozen water, but that is still water in its solid form. Most solids become liquid if heated to the correct temperature and they become gas if heated further. All gasses and fluids become solid when the temperature drops far enough. That's basic physics. Maybe it's not me and BigYoSpeck who need to go back to school ...
peterd65
12 Jan 162#262
I received my Nutri Ninja tonight. Well, actually a substitute Nutribullet. Baby. A Nutribullet Baby with 200w of power. What the...
AppStar to peterd65
13 Jan 16#264
That pic is of the counterfeit Nutribaby. It's done so well you wouldn't notice the difference unless you compare it to the official product page.
psybear
12 Jan 16#263
Got the call this evening (due for delivery) - nothing being delivered as OOS and no alternative item. Said they'd made at least 30 similar calls about this item and that's just one store. Also said more stock coming soon but that's probably just a load of BS...
anglo
12 Jan 161#261
Thanks OP, picked mine up today at the Wandsworth store after going to the instore C&C desk (clothing only?), redirected to the CS desk (they hadn't a clue), then eventually to the car park where it came out of the back of a Sainsburys delivery van. (grocery C&C point) :smiley:
halliepop
12 Jan 16#260
Thanks for that update dear x
rosco1984
12 Jan 16#243
Ordered for delivery tomorrow, thanks OP! There is only one store that allows for delivery in the Glasgow area so I'm hoping they have stock!
emcd to rosco1984
12 Jan 16#259
Don't get your hopes up, I was offered a substitute but declined. I am living in Glasgow city centre.
bodebobo
12 Jan 161#258
Thanks op, mine delivered just now after ordering Sunday. Just luck of the drawI guess....
BREALSY
12 Jan 16#256
I received a 600W NutriBullet whilst being charged £69. Didn't realise it at the time that it was a replacement so I'm now sorting out a refund.
oreet
12 Jan 16#255
rang me up today to say dont come to collect they are out of stock. i was busy so just said i will wait untill they are back in stock. see what comes of it
halliepop
12 Jan 161#251
Salter nutri pro 1000 at Ocardo half price £49.99 plus first order over £40 gives you £20 off makes it £29.99 looks good
graann to halliepop
12 Jan 16#254
First order over £80
£20 off first order over £60 use code vou6396650
sam1970
12 Jan 16#253
They sent me a replacement...a 200W Magic bullet 17 pieces set. I was considering returning it but found out that they charged me only £23 for it and it is selling everywhere else for £50-60..so I will keep it
halliepop
12 Jan 16#250
you loose your voucher I just checked with Sainsbury I am going to phone head office
morgie
12 Jan 16#249
If you're looking for an alternative, the Salter Nutri Pro 1000 has been mentioned quite a few times in this thread. Best price currently seems to be £40 at Wilkos. The silver has sold out, but available in red - http://www.wilko.com/blenders-food-mixers+processors/salter-nutri-pro-red/invt/0423078 Go via a cashback site and pickup in store for the best price.
A few useful replies on it in this thread about it:
Our delivery turned up with an £18 300W 'alternative', as others they never phoned but the driver took it back and will re-deliver next week when back in stock....apparently....according to his Manager....
BigYoSpeck to Likely2
12 Jan 16#248
£18. Was that with other shopping or just on it's own because wouldn't that have made it free with the voucher code?
Likely2
12 Jan 16#246
Ice is water, frozen into a solid state, maybe you should go back to school like BigYoSpeck.
Andy1179
12 Jan 16#245
Thanks OP. Ordered on Monday, collected today (Tuesday) from Sainsbury's in St Albans. £42. Argos have the 'lite' version (only 700W) for £39.99 in the sale at the moment, which was my backup plan.
tonyheung
12 Jan 16#244
Ordered, thanks!
halliepop
12 Jan 16#242
Sorry Currys
halliepop
12 Jan 16#241
Cirrus doing the slim version £39 instead of £99 collect only order online but not delivery
soldierboy001
12 Jan 16#240
Try B&M if you have one near buy, I posted their deal earlier.
8dawny
12 Jan 16#239
NONE left in stock :disappointed: opened an account yesterday, ordered one along with some veg, got discount , shopping arrived today, no Nutri Ninja, driver said there's none left, so I sent shopping back as there was no need for it. Rang C.S they where useless and couldn't/wouldn't help
halliepop
12 Jan 16#237
Try google they show all the latest deals x
theface to halliepop
12 Jan 16#238
Thanks for that helpful advice.
halliepop
12 Jan 16#236
I just had a web chat with them said I was expecting delivery Thursday if it doesn't come will I be able to use my £20 off £60 first order voucher again they said no you lose that GUTTED I will stick with Tesco Ocardo waitrose no more orders with them !!!
theface
12 Jan 16#235
It's sounding like they've let quite a few people down and not bothered to tell quite a few of them. I was one of the first to order this deal too so pretty disappointing. Anybody know the next cheapest deal on this?
ILIKEBARGAINSME
12 Jan 16#234
I never got a phone call - I have phoned them as should have been delivered - they said they tried phoning (liars) to tell me they were out of stock - why didn't they send me an e-mail then?
Aron99
12 Jan 16#233
I was fully expecting a cancellation call, but mine has just been delivered.
Thanks for posting, Chanchi32.
se23
12 Jan 16#219
I ordered a couple of hours after deal was posted. Delivery was meant to be at 11am today and just got a call at 10:51am telling me there's no stock
jamie501 to se23
12 Jan 16#220
exactly the same happened to me!! ordered straight after the deal was posted for delivery between 11 and 12 and had a call at about 10.15 .
theface to se23
12 Jan 16#232
Fairly similar to you other than I had no phone call from them. Had to contact them on Twitter an hour ago when my delivery was a no show, took them over an hour to tell me it was out of stock and I should have had a phone call to tell me that. I didn't, in fact they sent me a reminder text about the delivery yesterday afternoon!
Doing their absolute best to back out of the deal for loads of people by the looks of it.
BlackCloud
12 Jan 16#231
Yeah, mine cancelled too, and they have them in store. Won't honour the discount code though. Apparently stock for reserved is delivered to store so oos. Crazy.
janlim
12 Jan 16#230
They just called me and cancel my order. Say no more stock went down to my local sainsbury and saw 2 in the shelf. :disappointed:
Explorer101
12 Jan 161#229
A 12 piece Nutri Bullet was delivered at home with a £68 bill..Gutted
se23
12 Jan 16#228
It's a stupid system that they have! Luckily I didn't have much to do this morning but I won't order from them again. I know I haven't lost anything but you could miss out on other deals, waste time\money going to collect or rearrange other appointments.
How does it extract hidden nutrients? Utter Toshiba.
morgie to clint thrust
12 Jan 16#216
I think they're trying to say you end up eating all the parts of the veg/fruit you'd normally throw away as it blitzes the whole thing!
BigYoSpeck to clint thrust
12 Jan 16#225
Same way chewing does. It's just a different convenient way to enjoy food.
Plus it does a better job of breaking down the skin of fruit, seeds and nuts than most peoples attempts at mastication do.
It's a matter of convenience. I use frozen fruits, they can be chucked straight in it. You can also mix things that wouldn't work as a solid based meal.
halliepop
12 Jan 16#223
Just ordered
soldierboy001 to halliepop
12 Jan 16#224
You little joker.:smile:
caverncity
12 Jan 16#222
well thought it was just me who had order cancelled apparently not. just had call, no stock even though told delivery at 12 noon. Asked why tell me its out for delivery then cancel it half hour before, he said well thats how it works first come first served, will have to wait for stock so told him to stick his stock where the sun dont shine with an attitude like that. Its not that I needed it, theres others out there and other suppliers too like Homebase.
Just hope the person I spoke to has got some KY Jelly to remove the Ninja from his backside..
AntFunk1
12 Jan 16#221
Received phone call from Sainsburys cancelled order 30 minutes before delivery was due! [email protected]
gigaking
12 Jan 161#218
Just got a voicemail from sainsburys saying my order is cancelled because they are out of stock. It was due to be delivered today. Ordered yesterday during the day.
davidwwatt
11 Jan 161#197
Ordered yesterday- arrived on time - 7.30pm tonight. Just tried the "Ginger Pear Defence" as I had pears and ginger. It was pretty tasteless - hopefully because the pears were a bit hard. Looks like all the nice stuff needs something called Almond Milk. Got to get me some of that !
soldierboy001 to davidwwatt
12 Jan 16#217
Just like to point out that almond milk is an acquired taste and that all recipes are not as wonderful and delicious as the promotional videos try to make out but the benefits are all there. Just adding almonds to the mixture will give you the same taste as almond milk which you can make yourself anyway, just add almonds to water in the machine and blend adding fewer or more almonds to suite your taste.
BigYoSpeck
12 Jan 161#214
They won't do that to a 'new' customer, if the receipt the driver gave you is for £3.30 that's all you will pay, they can't charge you more after you've accepted the delivery with that price receipted as you don't have the option to refuse the order.
Honestly they bend over backwards for new customers, I had a delivery 10 minutes late once and they refunded the delivery cost and gave me another money off code for my next order.
SergeyP
11 Jan 161#206
Just got it delivered, superb build quality, really impressed with this blender.
Thanks OP!
floral08 to SergeyP
12 Jan 16#213
Lucky you, got my groceries but the Nutri Ninja didnt come :disappointed: still got the £18 off my 21.30 grocery though so ended up paying £3.30, I wonder if they will notice and take the £18 off my debit card?
graann
11 Jan 161#202
Just had the Nutr Ninja delivered
Fivers to graann
11 Jan 16#212
Got the call at 9.05pm, OOS and no suitable substitute. They advised me to call customer service, I told them to call me as they were unable to fulfill the order. Obviously been bombarded due to interest from HUKD! Bought a Salter.
tonyleelambert
11 Jan 16#211
Managed to collect mine from Gravesend Sainsburys in Kent this evening :smiley:
scotia2
11 Jan 16#210
Got mine today, picked it up from the Click and Collect which comprised a driver sitting in a van in the car park. Sainsburys are trying too hard to be different...
Anyway, all washed up and drip drying. Will buy some ingredients tomorrow. Not sure where to get some of the recipe ingredients.
Have is present perfect, had is past perfect. These are neither past nor present tenses, but extentions of them. Either was acceptable in sam1970's case, because present tense deals with the past up until now. You and soldierboy both need grammar lessons.
Chanchi32
11 Jan 162#209
Ordered it a couple of hours after I posted the deal for 10-11pm delivery today. Selected no substitutions in case there were stock issues given this is coming from their grocery site.
Apart from the delivery driver wondering the streets looking for the address all arrived fine
Love a ninja
Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#207
If ordered home delivery but no one at home what will they do? I have a safe post box. Will they leave it there or does it require to be signed?
Chanchi32 to Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#208
needs a signature
toner84
11 Jan 16#205
Wow...little gangster boy causing a ruckus again?...
Who do you really think should grow up?
toner84
11 Jan 16#204
Obviously a gangsta by your name, so I will be careful what I say...
He started his comment out as "in case"....... So... "In the case you hadn't noticed!"
This is clearly referring to past tense.... The past tense being before...and then telling me. "in case you hadn't noticed , saving money is the object of this site"
So 1. Pipe down little gangsta boy...this doesn't concern you.
2.It's best to know what you are talking about before making a so called correction. Especially when you're wrong...soldierkid001
End of...
bobby84dazzler
11 Jan 161#203
Gutted. No show with my delivery. Called customer service, they inform me it's out of stock at the sainsburys closest to me and I should be been contacted which I wasn't. Someone from the branch called me back confirming they have had loads of issues with customers not being contacted about there orders. Looks like il be getting money back as he told me it probably won't be back in. Hope you guys have better luck.
itsmeavi
11 Jan 16#200
Sainsbury's tried to deliver their own £18.00 instead of ninja. I didn't accept the order and emailed them to send me the correct item.
sarah4fire
11 Jan 16#201
Yes i just tried this code with them and they say it has expired which is ashame so i just canceled my order. Il keep my eye out.
Well mine has just turned up, exactly as ordered :smiley: Correct machine, correct price..and the fruit I ordered to test it with :smiley: Not bad considering I ordered this only 23 hours ago.
The driver said they had received over 50 orders to that one store alone and he's delivered loads today as a result of it hitting this site - seemed fully aware of the deal and how "hot" it's gone.
Thanks OP - fingers crossed for the rest of you still waiting on a delivery - the blenders do exist and are being delivered...
thenameiwantgottaken
11 Jan 16#195
HOT HOT HOT!
Shorne12003
11 Jan 16#194
Just turned up and the cheeky ***** tried to flog me a Magic Bullet!!. Obviously refused collection, it's like ordering a PS4 and getting a PS3 as a substitute, shocking service. Don't accept orders if you have none in stock, not difficult.
ictquizzer
11 Jan 16#193
Just had driver come to door with mine delivery, it was a Nutribullet rather than a Ninja. I got the impression from speaking to him that it was a free upgrade but nope, when I look closer at the receipt I've been billed full amount. Will be contacting them for a refund and collection, lesson learned about Sainsburys and substitutions!
stuartw
11 Jan 16#192
I got called from the Denton, Manchester store to tell me they didn't have any.
However another one did....
How rubbish are Sainsburys, they won't send it from the other store, which is actually closer.
Amazon wouldn't be this poor at customer service
Fivers
11 Jan 16#187
Soooooo, has anyone actually received one of these from Sainsbury's yet? I've delivery scheduled for 9pm but expectations have got lower and lower after reading the last 3 pages, no OOS text yet though.
graann to Fivers
11 Jan 162#190
I am expecting one between 9pm and 10pm this evening along with a grocery order.( no substitutes accepted )
Will keep you up to date
UKSoaper to Fivers
11 Jan 16#191
Picked mine up click&collect this morning . . .
morgie
11 Jan 161#189
Just checked and as per my earlier comments, this is treated as any other grocery item, by default with substitutes turned on. Sainsburys operate their subs by sending a replacement item AND charging you the difference. You can of course refuse the item and get refunded. If, as I imagine most do, you only want this particular item, turn off the sub option when ordering (click on 'Full Trolley View' before you click 'Checkout' (link is beside it) and then un-check the 'Allow Substitute Box').
mAAckAttAck
11 Jan 16#188
Just ordered thanks! Used my nectar points to get vouchers as already a customer.
SirThomas
11 Jan 161#186
Nice one, got one for the other half..................<3
karofin
10 Jan 16#126
how does this compare to the breville blender ? I have one of those. does ice easily etc and cost me 20 pounds.
se23 to karofin
11 Jan 16#185
I have the breville one too and I think it's really good but my mates have all bought ninjas after having a breville and they say it's quicker, more powerful and smoother juices.
redwineaje62
11 Jan 16#184
Great thank you! Ordering one :smiley:
morgie
11 Jan 161#183
They're a supermarket, they love the substitutes. If this is like a grocery order you have the option to turn subs on or off, default is on and guess that's what's happened here.
seanmitford
11 Jan 16#182
if I wanted a nutri bullet I would have paid extra and ordered one.. ive never heard of a company bringing you a item you have not ordered before, very strange, usually get a email saying out of stock..
im old enough to operate a nutri ninja, not that I will ever have one!
doivey
11 Jan 16#181
Worth a punt !
r1890
11 Jan 16#180
Are there any differences between this, the Nutribullet and the Nutrimaster? If so, which is best because they all seem to be pretty similar to me.
soldierboy001
11 Jan 16#179
Hadn't is past tense, haven't is both past and present tense. It's best to know what you are talking about before making a so called correction.
harrysgirl1971
11 Jan 16#178
Ordered, had been looking at these, and glad I waited! QVC had at £66, but this is much better.
graann
11 Jan 16#177
yawn
lizard123
11 Jan 162#176
**** Update ****
After being told they had cancelled our order without telling us. We went into the store to complain after going back and forth about our wasted journey my partner spotted the nutri ninja behind the customer service desk apparently someone had just returned it un opened as they got the better model. So ended up being lucky and taking that one for £42
toner84
11 Jan 16#175
Oh....well thank you so much for pointing that out to me as i did not notice that..............................
My point MATE...was that someone couldnt PAY me £7 to run that errand.....
Also it's "hadn't noticed" not "haven't noticed"...
Cretin :wink:
toner84
11 Jan 16#174
How much will it cost you in fuel...and how much time will it take you?!...
philiphd48
11 Jan 16#172
Just ordered one. Cost £45.40 though, including the minimum £3 delivery charge and a 40p 'carrier bag charge', whatever that is
BigYoSpeck to philiphd48
11 Jan 16#173
It's something you can uncheck isn't it?
lizard123
11 Jan 16#171
We've just gone to collect ours and it's not here they said there aren't any in stock and someone should have rang us. No one did this was sainsburys in gravesend, Kent. Good luck for anyone trying to get one of these. Good deal such a shame
soldierboy001
11 Jan 16#170
I'll keep away from that then if it crushes nuts.
ssjinzo
11 Jan 16#168
Would order the salter one but want to know if it's crush ice. I know the ninja does i have seen it online as well as at a mates house. And also it grind nuts well i don't know of the salter does?
cvyas to ssjinzo
11 Jan 161#169
The salter can crush ice and nuts. According to reviews it does it very well.
Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#167
Thanks. Phoned them and they reissued me with new voucher. Reordered for home delivery now .. Not holding much hope though.
seanmitford
11 Jan 16#150
Delivery driver just been with my "order", he brought a nurti bullet instead and said the ninja is out of stock, but was going to charge me £28 if I was to keep the bullet!? biggest waste of time I don't even understand why he came to deliver something I didn't order for more than I paid?
morgie to seanmitford
11 Jan 16#157
Sounds like you hadn't disabled substitutes for the order (if this is just like a grocery order).
soldierboy001 to seanmitford
11 Jan 16#166
It's called giving you the choice. How old are you?
Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#163
Sainsburys phoned that my order is cancelled due to not having it in stock so there is nothing for me to pick up tonight! How do I order it now again from a different store if my first time voucher £18 has already been used?
BigYoSpeck to Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#165
New email address and create a new account.
soldierboy001
11 Jan 16#164
Are you sure you'll be able to handle this when you get it, after all this is machinery.
BigYoSpeck
11 Jan 16#162
It's not
Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#161
Sainsburys phoned that my order is cancelled due to not having it in stock so there is nothing for me to pick up tonight! How do I order it now again from a different store if my first time voucher £18 has already been used?
cvyas
10 Jan 161#26
I bought the salter nutri pro 1000 this morning, from wilko for £44 delivered. Hope it's good.
morgie to cvyas
10 Jan 162#31
Hope it's good. Just recommend to anyone considering going for this (the Salter at Wilkos), don't forget cashback (4.04% TCB, 4% Quidco - both as a 'standard' member) and also if you can select for them to deliver to store and pickup it's free (but means a bit of a delay as even if they have one on the shelf they'll wait for your newly ordered one to arrive).
Someone please tell me that that is not a Nutri Ninja in disguise.
Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#158
Sainsburys phoned that my order is cancelled due to not having it in stock so there is nothing for me to pick up tonight! How do I order it now again from a different store if my first time voucher £18 has already been used?
ZeroK to Anastasia27
11 Jan 16#159
If your order has been cancelled you could just try it again on the same account and see if it works.
Alternatively, make a new Sainsbury's account with a different email address and then use the new account code on that.
kittyleschat
11 Jan 16#156
Great price! I bought when JL had on offer at £49. Really pleased with it
Rachel72
11 Jan 16#155
Has anyone made breadcrumbs with one of these?
jaysexy212005
11 Jan 16#154
Ordered, hope I don't get a substitute.
Rachel72
11 Jan 16#153
If you bought one from JL could do an undersell claim?
redkitchen
11 Jan 16#152
Ordered from Sainsburys last night. Just got call to say out of stock :disappointed:
dossdes
11 Jan 16#151
cheers op just bought (hope i get a ninja and not a bullet) :-)
melissa75
11 Jan 16#149
Thanks for the help xx
melissa75
11 Jan 16#148
Thanks for the advice, I appreciate your help.
Spud211
11 Jan 161#147
You can but its a faff, and mostly defeats much of the point :smiley: The big advantage of one of these over a traditional juicer is that you get to keep all the fibre etc that is normally left over from a juicer. To get juice out of one of these you need to filter/strain the resulting mixture (and ideally only blend it for a few seconds rather than 30) - for example this is a way to make apple juice with one
A juicer extracts just the juice from whatever you put through it an separates the fibre. As a blender this mulches everything fibre included.
You could then pour the smoothie through a sieve and get a smoother smoothie but you'd probably be better off just going with a juicer in the first place if that's what you want and a lot of people feel a smoothie with the fibre in it is better for you anyway as it will slow down the absorption of the sugars from what you blend and also satisfies your appetite better.
ssjinzo
11 Jan 161#145
Sainsburys canceled my order apparently out of stock I did click and collect
melissa75
11 Jan 16#143
Just ordered, been looking to buy a decent juicer for a while, at this price I couldn't resist.
oneeyedvic to melissa75
11 Jan 16#144
Hate to tell you that this isn't a juicer - it is a blender.
Still new to this all but there is significant difference between the two.
JonG
11 Jan 166#142
I got the Salter Pro 1000 from a Robert Dyas offer on here last year (came to less than £40 delivered).
I've used it every day since and find it excellent. I can't really see any downsides or how it could be significantly bettered, particularly at this price. It comes with only one set of blades (I think the expensive Nutribullets may come with a spare blade base ?). It seems solid enough and well made with good rubber suction feet that stop it vibrating on the kitchen surface.
It's very powerful at 1000w and demolishes frozen fruit / ice / nuts etc. in seconds and leaves no little bits (eg nuts) either .. just a smooth liquid to drink :-).
However it is best to add liquid to frozen fruit to keep the smoothie at least pourable, otherwise you end up with a thick paste that the motor will slow slightly and get quite hot. I use semi or skimmed milk, Almond milk or Coconut milk for this rather than water.
It comes with three beakers, the largest being 1 litre ... so this is an advantage if you want to make smoothies for two !
I find it very easy to clean
My tips would be :
1. Never overfill it - best to keep under the three- quarter mark of the beakers.
2. Screw the beakers into the bade base quite tightly as they can loosen during blending (and leak)
3. Never use it for more than 30 seconds at a time (as per instructions) - that is plenty anyway.
4. Rinse the blades straight away after blending
5. Keep the outer sealing ring in the blade base clean (it's like a white silicone sealing ring)
6. To blend you either push and hold the beaker down for a few seconds or you can push and twist clockwise to lock the beaker in the blend position and remove you hand while it blends. Be careful when untwisting (to stop the blending) that you don't lift the beaker at the same time before the blades have fully stopped. I've done this a few times initially and it can grates/grind the contact points between the bottom of the beaker unit and the main unit.
7. There are three white plastics slots on the base unit that push down when the beaker+blades is attached for blending. These can occasionally get sticky (from leaks) and stiff. Every now and again they need cleaning by dabbing / pushing with hot water and kitchen roll - MAKE SURE UNIT IS OFF AT THE MAINS WHEN DOING THIS !!
Remitto
10 Jan 16#57
Holy **** what a bargain! Was gonna order a blender today anyway and then saw this.
Cheers!
mickmurdoch to Remitto
11 Jan 16#141
Was thinking of the BL490 but it's minty. What's difference between the models
elne
11 Jan 16#140
Got one in the end, toss up between the Salter and this thanks.
hope some people get them I ordered and was pickup at 8 this morning and go text saying not in stock
dfaz
11 Jan 16#137
Currently enjoying a breakfast smoothie courtesy of the John Lewis deal before Christmas. Couldn't be happier with the ninja. The op mentions a turbo button, not sure I'm aware of this? You just click the glass in and hold it down to blend.
Sam if yout already have one from John Lewis, consider keeping that one as you get the 2 year warranty?
zzzz
11 Jan 161#136
Sam1970 - that's not the best way to do things.
Have you ever bought something that was good and said "I should have got this ages ago" ??
Also you could be waiting ages for a price to come back down to a previous offer price - not having the use of the item in the meanwhile.
sam1970
11 Jan 16#135
I see your point...but as a very long time user of HUKD and MSE websites (actually from when they started), saving even £1 gives me a very great pleasure. I might not use this blender at all and it might sit in a cupboard for years (which is not great saving exercise) but I just refuse to buy it for a penny more than the lowest ever price available
cvyas
11 Jan 163#134
I found more info on the salter nutri pro 1000 sold in wilko.
The salter is a rebranded version of Tower Vita Blend Pro.
After reading all the reviews I could find on the salter and the vita blend, it tells me that the salter is as good as the nutribullet and Ninja and some people said its better.
I have ordered the salter and will review it once I receive it.
amour3k
11 Jan 16#133
Is this better than the OP's?, or .....
amour3k
11 Jan 16#132
LIFESAVER!! .. saves me having to now bother myself with MULTIPLE email accounts to account for these multiple discount codes of theirs now?, heheheh, thanx. :-)
amour3k
11 Jan 16#131
Nice one. :-)
zebrum
11 Jan 16#130
I used to drink the frozen fruit smoothies this makes but I'm enjoying my juicer more at the moment.
Brand new
10 Jan 16#129
also worth noting sainsburys might not even have any stock anyway I don't think its a online good system it seems to only get delivered from your local store, if they don't have it that's it you wont get it?
Jiggy188
10 Jan 16#128
Ordered another one after getting one from JL. This one will stay at my parents :smiley:
Thanks!
zzzz
10 Jan 16#114
I do not have one of these . I do have a masticating juicer which needs the fruit/veg to be cut up small before juicing. It isn't noisy.
However I know with garden shredders that the noisy type just don't get used because of the noise - it sounds by peoples' descriptions that this will end up being avoided.
redkitchen to zzzz
10 Jan 16#127
I understand the beauty of these is that they are very quick, a few short blasts and then a longer one once the ingredients are chopped. I'm hoping the noise won't be an issue.......
morgie
10 Jan 161#125
I've also decided to go for the Salter from Wilkos. TCB tracked at at £1.61.
Berhwale - thanks for the info on the cups, will take a look.
gigaking
10 Jan 16#124
Does anyone know if this will still be available online tomorrow with the code?
graann
10 Jan 164#123
in case you haven't noticed , saving money is the object of this site.
nietenteges
10 Jan 16#122
Ordered! Thanks.
Spud211
10 Jan 16#121
Ordered one for delivery tomorrow evening - no issues and added a bunch of frozen fruit to the order so it will be ready to go :smiley:
It will be interesting to compare this to the nutibullet that my other half owns - suspect they will be very similar!
Thanks for posting
sam1970
10 Jan 16#119
I agree about the value of the extra year cover from JL but I am returning mine as I get an extra year cover anyway from my current account bank so there is no point in being over covered and wasting £7
toner84 to sam1970
10 Jan 16#120
Is it really worth the effort for £7! People are skinflints on this site!?!
How much will it cost you in fuel to get back to the John Lewis store?:laughing:
Askrulous
10 Jan 16#118
Exactly, I'm happy to pay the extra £7 for JL customer service alone, never mind the extra years guarantee.
sgrech
10 Jan 16#117
Super hot.
timj13
10 Jan 16#116
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gmdlogan
10 Jan 161#115
Sweet. Was just talking to the Mrs about getting one. Ordered.
Heat from me.
redkitchen
10 Jan 16#113
Thanks - ordered click and collect
graann
10 Jan 16#112
1 speed setting and pulse function. NO TURBO FUNCTION
michael18941
10 Jan 16#111
As well as a great increase in noise according to reviews which is why i chose bl450 instead of bl480
djc03
10 Jan 16#110
ordered thanks!
samfau2
10 Jan 162#109
I own a BL450UK (as stated in title for this deal) and have just bought one of these for my parents. Unless I'm missing something there are no settings, you just press and hold the cup down to blend. The ninja pro has buttons as well as an elevated price tag. Hope this helps.
azual
10 Jan 16#106
damn, still got the John Lewis one for £50 unopened and still wrapped.
anglo to azual
10 Jan 16#108
As others have pointed out, you have an extra years warranty from JL.
Is £7 worth the hassle of returning one and buying another?
Anastasia27
10 Jan 16#107
I just ordered with no issues, collecting in store tomorrow (website is very fiddly though). Thanks for the tip!
buckfast67uk
10 Jan 16#105
When I select delivery or collection as tomorrow (the earliest possible date) I get message saying that the item is no longer on promotion from that time so I will be charged more
Berhwale
10 Jan 163#104
I've bought the Salter Red 1000 Watt NutriPro Blender from Wilko for £40 and a 2nd set of cups for £8.99 from Robert Dyas using this code: RDNEWS10
Okay thanks for the advice I'll try less fruit next time
Fingers2909
10 Jan 16#102
Nice. I paid the same price for the 700w model!!!
wardany
10 Jan 16#99
John Lewis might price match even if already bought, worth a try.
tonyleelambert to wardany
10 Jan 161#101
John Lewis won't price match with the voucher code, only the current selling price
samfau2
10 Jan 16#94
Great offer, awful website. Also, is the description for a different model? Unless I am missing something, this model does not have a 'turbo button' or 'two settings to extract nutrients'.
timj13 to samfau2
10 Jan 16#100
Is this true?
What model is this one exactly, does anybody know?
mcoliver88
10 Jan 16#98
Thanks, got it for £42 with click and collect
joesmum
10 Jan 16#95
chose a £1 delivery slot and it states £6.95 when I log in. Hmm, will leave it I think!
ZeroK to joesmum
10 Jan 161#97
It drops to £1.40 if you have the blender in your basket, and to £1 when you decline carrier bags.
fleurdelyes
10 Jan 16#96
Does anybody have a contact for new blades for these ? I've looked and I am struggling to find one.
ifti
10 Jan 161#93
bought too thanks op
wonkyleg
10 Jan 16#92
Can't wait to start extracting hidden nutrition!
MPA83
10 Jan 16#91
This is not guaranteed, as its picked on the shop floor
scotia2
10 Jan 16#90
Thanks. Total disaster of a site but got there in the end.
Andy_Green
10 Jan 16#89
Thanks, ordered.
Niecey
10 Jan 16#84
Got this from JL just before xmas and it's still in its box. Do you think I should return and purchase for £7 cheaper or is it worth keeping for the extra 1 year warranty?
thatsnotme to Niecey
10 Jan 161#85
More hassle than its worth, keep the one from JL
itsmeavi to Niecey
10 Jan 16#88
John Lewis will give you 2 years warranty and thats worth extra.
scotia2
10 Jan 16#86
Great deal.
How do you choose click and collect on that site?
thatsnotme to scotia2
10 Jan 16#87
After entering your post code you'll have the option of choosing a delivery time or click and collect
calumlegend
10 Jan 16#83
Good deal, got this before crimbo from John Lewis at £50, and I still think that's a bargain!
I can confirm that the Ninja is easy to clean - the cups and blade all go in the dishwasher with no fuss! This was an important issue as to whether I bought this or not. Really easy stuff! :sunglasses:
graann
10 Jan 161#82
Thanks Chanchi appreciated
mistafaz
10 Jan 161#81
Great deal Chanchi. Best one today so far :smiley:
eye will
10 Jan 161#80
will do i normally use a tin of tomatoes and 200mls of water in my sauce so that hopefully will be enough liquid. Also I might sneak some celery in. Trial and error, but thanks for the warning, don't want to burn it out before I even start. I learnt over Christmas when I used a hand blender and padded it out with red peppers that pureed mince is disgusting. Never again. I am roasting then boiling the veg, hopefully with this it will be a lot faster. Probably more energy efficient as well. Though the increased methane from the farting may counteract the energy savings for the planet.
I tried blending carrots with apples absolutely useless.
BigYoSpeck to bokertov
10 Jan 16#41
Are you putting any liquid in with them and chopping them into pieces first?
In my experience I can throw a carrot chopped into 3 or 4 pieces in with the rest of my smoothie ingredients and there are no bits of it left what so ever.
fanpages to bokertov
10 Jan 162#76
Craplots?
jouster
10 Jan 16#75
also got one before Xmas with the JL deal...used it loads already so well worth this price. extra year warranty at JL was pretty nice too though and probably worth the extra 7 quid
pavandeninislaivskapitons
10 Jan 16#74
Thank you HOT
pre-reg
10 Jan 16#73
moulana i think you should order it :smiley:
gsusx
10 Jan 16#30
How does this compare to a nutri bullet??
pre-reg to gsusx
10 Jan 163#72
just had a look at my issue of WHICH magazine ( Jan 2016) They compared nutribullet 600, Nutri Ninja BL450Uk (this one), Nutrininja Auto IQ BL480UK, SalterNutri pro 1000 and Blendtec 575 classic.
"The highest scoring and cheapest best buy we've tested. In addition to making outstanding smoothies, soups and pesto, its better at crushing ice then other model. Its simple to use, and all its parts, including the blades, can go in the dishwasher"
Hope this helps! :smiley:
IceManKimi
10 Jan 16#71
Ah, I get it now. Thank you.
Crazygooner1
10 Jan 16#70
No, there are various delivery slots. Some for £1, usually after 4.30pm.
Crazygooner1
10 Jan 16#69
Thanks and heat added. Just bought one after considering for a while. Nice juice on my 5am commute!
IceManKimi
10 Jan 16#68
Thank you! Found the eVoucher but now it states £4 extra for delivery making the total £46 & not £43, is this correct?
rabbajfamily1
10 Jan 16#67
That's exactly what I want...many thanks
m1c88
10 Jan 16#66
so is this 900watt motor or 700 watt motor ?
WaftyCranker
10 Jan 16#65
Top left of page
20drew01
10 Jan 16#61
Note of caution, if you have had stomach ulcers or problems see a doctor before using as caused my ulcers to reappear with all fruit acid. Great machine, just be cautious.
therealslimkaty to 20drew01
10 Jan 16#64
I would second this, I am careful what I put in my smoothies, not too much acidic fruit. Also, I discovered a few years ago that beetroot can give you terrible stomach pains! I had started drinking a glass of beetroot juice every day and eating probably one small cooked unpickled beetroot each day too. I suddenly had terrible stomach pains, which it turned out were due to the beetroot. I'm not just talking upset stomach, but proper severe pains. I had to give it up completely!
eye will
10 Jan 16#56
heat added, that will get my kids eating veg without knowing it. Hopefully I can puree carrots and onions in it and put it into bolognese sauce. Hopefully delivered tomorrow morning for £4 extra, nearly went into town to Wilko, but I bet they would not have the other one.I will take back the £6 basic hand blender I bought yesterday. Lets hope I use it lots.
BigYoSpeck to eye will
10 Jan 16#63
I wouldn't put the carrots and onions in it on their own. Put them in with the tomatoes (tinned or fresh) as they're so watery it should blend fair better.
IceManKimi
10 Jan 16#60
Great deal, I opened an Sainsbury's account to buy but I can't see where tyo put the code in?
Can anyone tell me please?
Lucifer to IceManKimi
10 Jan 16#62
Where it says "eVoucher".
lost1611
10 Jan 16#59
Was searching for a deal on this model this morning but couldn't find anything in my price range.Really grateful you took the time to post.Being delivered tomorrow thank you :-)
Zool
10 Jan 16#58
The salter one is excellent I've been using it since Christmas Day some frozen banana strawberries blueberries and top up with apple juice personal favourite at the moment.
BREALSY
10 Jan 16#55
Just ordered one for myself. Hot :smiley:
shanmalik786
10 Jan 16#54
What's comes with it?
BigYoSpeck
10 Jan 161#53
Sounds like you're trying to blend too much to be honest. Not just for the blender to cope with but also in terms of a sensible amount of fruit to have in one go if you're also then adding juice. That sounds like a lot of sugar to take in a single serving.
Most recommended recipes are 2 or 3 80g portions of fruit and chuck some other ingredients like oats, 100% peanut butter, linseed / flax seed and greek yoghurt with water or milk.
I blend frozen mango, carrot banana and apple in it every day. Sticking to 2 or 3 80g servings in each smoothie has never caused any struggle to blend up in about 30 seconds with then say 5x 2 second pulse blends to get the consistency a little less thick.
shanmalik786
10 Jan 16#52
Great deal.just ordered
swford
10 Jan 16#51
Been looking to buy one of these for a few weeks and was going to buy the 1000w model for £70. My girlfriend already owns this model and it's brilliant. £43 is a fantastic deal so it's heat added, ordered and delivery booked for Tuesday night!
DennisG
10 Jan 163#50
Ice isn't liquid
BigYoSpeck
10 Jan 1613#49
Ice is a solid
jonbinns
10 Jan 16#48
own the 700w and it's brilliant, gutted this is only £3 more than what i paid for the 700w
stsonic
10 Jan 16#47
Yes same product the ninja professional. I cut up about a weeks worth of fruit then put it in the freezer. I fill the blender about 3/4 with fruit and add juice. It won't blend on the first attempt I have to wait at least 20-30 minutes then come back to it. Maybe I cut the fruit to big I don't know, definitely no bigger than a standard Ice cube per chunk.
I'm sure this thing will crush through frozen berries straight away, try apple, pinapple and more solid fruit.. Mine doesn't cur through it.
bokertov
10 Jan 16#46
i tried adding some water but it was tasteless and took a long time until it got crunched properly
Likely2
10 Jan 16#45
Considering ice is liquid....
Master_Yoda
10 Jan 16#44
I bought some of these over Christmas and was just wondering something - Are you able to blend solid ice on it's own with no liquid or will this damage the blade?
The reason I ask, is because it states clearly in the manual that you shouldn't under any circumstances blend any dry ingredients without liquid but later mentions making 'snow' from ice in the troubleshooting section and saying to make sure the container is totally dry before blending... (?) :neutral_face:
I'm confused and wouldn't want to break the blade or anything?
Jaybeam
10 Jan 16#43
Got this for the wife when £49 she loves it this is a fantastic deal
Generally looks to be a decent device, with the majority of reviews being positive
stsonic
10 Jan 16#36
I bought this from the last sale. Its great but not sure why guys on here advertises it as an ice crusher, no where in the manual or the box does it say this. The 700w lite has a picture of ice on the box unlike this one so I'm not sure why this has become a thing to say here lol.
It also takes about 30 minutes to blend frozen fruit as you have to wait for it to thaw out a bit.
ajavaid92 to stsonic
10 Jan 16#38
It does say ice on my box...
BigYoSpeck to stsonic
10 Jan 16#40
Are you sure you're talking about the same product?
I make daily smoothies using 160-240g of fruit straight from the freezer (berries, mango, banana etc..) in with greek yoghurt and milk straight from the fridge and 30 seconds of blending makes it absolutely fine to drink straight away no thawing necessary at all.
Using the fruit frozen is actually better as when using thawed/chilled/room temp ingredients the heat from the motor leaves the smoothie warm. Using frozen fruit straight from the freezer ensures that the smoothie is still chilled.
alera
10 Jan 16#39
Got for £50 from John Lewis at Christmas. Really good used daily since we got it. We use ours with frozen fruit every day, straight in it obliterates it in a couple of seconds ready to drink straight away.
maccy1
10 Jan 1612#3
Wot's up ..chichi? I can make my carrot juice with this one, great price :laughing:
summerof76 to maccy1
10 Jan 16#37
:laughing:
ssjinzo
10 Jan 161#34
want to know how it compares with the salter
morgie to ssjinzo
10 Jan 16#35
See my comment above with a link to the Mirror's ratings. Can't find anything more substantial at the moment apart from one review claiming the Salter is 'Better than the nutribullet and the ninja and cheaper too'.
ChampionshipManager
10 Jan 161#23
Cold not Nutribullet.
chrisbenwalker to ChampionshipManager
10 Jan 16#33
Yeah and this is only 43 bones :confused:
Surely hot for one of these?
frostyclock
10 Jan 16#29
Fantastic machine, got mine just after xmas Homebase for £50 after returning a faulty breville active. Well worth the money will crush everything and doesn't hammer the motor, would recommend spending the little extra for a more powerful motor 700w plus and your covered to do everything. The beakers are quite big though but I just decant into sports bottles for walking. Great price op voted hot.
DLP
10 Jan 16#28
I got the JL £50 deal, and it has been in use daily. Cleans easily, has changed our eating habits and I can not talk highly enough of it. Not a juicer and you keep the fibre, but ice, juice, spinach, shakes, bircher musli, kale, smoothies.. Makes easy work of them all, and the clean up is so much easier than a traditional blender.
WaftyCranker
10 Jan 16#27
Many thanks - about £70 on Amazon . just ordered
BigYoSpeck
10 Jan 16#25
I picked one of these up on offer for £50 and at this price it's even more of a bargain. Honestly if you want a blender don't waste your time with the ~£20 300W jobs which will leave your smoothies full of undrinkable bits just stump up and get a reasonably powerful unit like this that can actually handle seeds and the skin of fruit.
theface
10 Jan 16#24
Great find, I was about to spend £70 on this today. Had to get my laptop out to complete the order as the website is very iPad/iPhone unfriendly but got there in the end. Heat!
mishmar
10 Jan 16#22
Heat! Great price with new customer code, but I'm already a customer :disappointed:
pre-reg
10 Jan 162#21
Many thanks for posting mate. Ordered.
This is the Which best buy when they tested nutribullet and similar blenders.
Head added :smiley:
morgie
10 Jan 161#20
:stuck_out_tongue: Sadly not - although ask me again after Wednesday when the Lucky Dip entry I won last night wins big! Pretty sure that's guaranteed. :smile:
bobby84dazzler
10 Jan 161#19
Ordered. Had been looking for a while and this deal made my mind up. Thanks.
Thanks Chanchi - I've come into a spot of cash over night, so may as well start spending! :laughing: Could take a while though with purchases at this amount!
Just had a Nutri Bullet fail on me, so this is perfect. Having used both I would certainly recommend this over the bullet. Thanks for the post.
autochune
10 Jan 161#14
I just ordered one :smiley: thanks for the find
sradmad
10 Jan 162#13
nice find chanchi, heat added :smiley:
sam1970
10 Jan 162#12
good job i did not open the one I ordered from John Lewis yet. It is going back. £7 in my pocket is better than in theirs
Whyte901
10 Jan 161#11
Just after some extra cups almost worth buying this and selling the base!
I have the BL490 its insanely noisy but crushes anything
inoxx
10 Jan 161#10
this is gonna get well hot. good find op
escortboy
10 Jan 161#7
Would I lose the ability to use new customer order on groceries if I bought this?
Great price heat added.
Chanchi32 to escortboy
10 Jan 163#9
Yes although Sainsbury's seems to be quite lax on their codes. They have been running discount codes for 2nd, 3rd time, 4th and 5th time shop (£10 off £50) - the current code on there expires today but should be a new one soon
Opening post
Use code CATNNSLCJM to get it for £43 delivered (new account code)
Crush ice
- Unlike other models, this clever blender has the ability to crush ice so you can have super chilled drinks without having to refrigerate them first.
Power
-The turbo button and Pro Extractor blade means you can have your juice in an instant and as smooth as you fancy.
Convenience
-There are two settings to extract the nutrients from fresh food as well as frozen food, nuts and seeds.
Accessories
- Comes with a 500ml cup, 650ml cup and 2 Sip & Seal lids, so you can literally grab and go in the morning before work or on your way to the gym. An inspirational recipe booklet is also included so you'll never run out of ideas for healthy, nutritious drinks.
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I've used it every day since and find it excellent. I can't really see any downsides or how it could be significantly bettered, particularly at this price. It comes with only one set of blades (I think the expensive Nutribullets may come with a spare blade base ?). It seems solid enough and well made with good rubber suction feet that stop it vibrating on the kitchen surface.
It's very powerful at 1000w and demolishes frozen fruit / ice / nuts etc. in seconds and leaves no little bits (eg nuts) either .. just a smooth liquid to drink :-).
However it is best to add liquid to frozen fruit to keep the smoothie at least pourable, otherwise you end up with a thick paste that the motor will slow slightly and get quite hot. I use semi or skimmed milk, Almond milk or Coconut milk for this rather than water.
It comes with three beakers, the largest being 1 litre ... so this is an advantage if you want to make smoothies for two !
I find it very easy to clean
My tips would be :
1. Never overfill it - best to keep under the three- quarter mark of the beakers.
2. Screw the beakers into the bade base quite tightly as they can loosen during blending (and leak)
3. Never use it for more than 30 seconds at a time (as per instructions) - that is plenty anyway.
4. Rinse the blades straight away after blending
5. Keep the outer sealing ring in the blade base clean (it's like a white silicone sealing ring)
6. To blend you either push and hold the beaker down for a few seconds or you can push and twist clockwise to lock the beaker in the blend position and remove you hand while it blends. Be careful when untwisting (to stop the blending) that you don't lift the beaker at the same time before the blades have fully stopped. I've done this a few times initially and it can grates/grind the contact points between the bottom of the beaker unit and the main unit.
7. There are three white plastics slots on the base unit that push down when the beaker+blades is attached for blending. These can occasionally get sticky (from leaks) and stiff. Every now and again they need cleaning by dabbing / pushing with hot water and kitchen roll - MAKE SURE UNIT IS OFF AT THE MAINS WHEN DOING THIS !!
Latest comments (309)
Received next day no probs. Have been using it regularly last few days and probably the best gadget i have bought in years (and trust me i buy a lot!!)
Lets hope Argos takes over Sainsbury's and gets them sorted out !
The issue probably doesn't crop up enough for them to justify a rewrite of the sites code to include what would be needed to implement it. And remember they've still sold the item for it to be sold out so they haven't lost any custom. A few good will gestures for the people that are inconvenienced by it keeps them sweet.
And let's face it, I've stomped my feet in the past and said I won't shop somewhere again, but when that somewhere comes up cheaper for something I've caved.
Not impressed with this not so super market....................:disappointed:
Took part of the afternoon of work to be home for my 16:00 delivery.
Got a call at 15:00 from a local Sainsbury's store advising as they have no stock they will not be delivering !
I pointed out I ordered from the website, not a local store, when I ordered the item was in stock and I was asked to choose and pay for my delivery slot.
Apparently stock is not allocated to you when you order an in stock item, apparently stock is only allocated on the morning of your delivery day when Sainsbury's Head Office send your order to the store they choose to deliver to you.
Pathetic and misleading.
I said I don't care where Sainsbury's deliver the item from that is of no interest to me as I ordered it from the website not a specific store. They suggested I could visit local stores to see if they had any stock.
I said why would I want to do that when I have ordered from what I thought was a national website.
This will be my first and last order with this bunch of clowns, back to John Lewis for me.
Just be really polite and understanding with their customer service and they'll be cool with you, or if complaining over the phone isn't your cup of tea slap it on their facebook page.
For God sake i have opted out from substitute replacement ; )
Also was on the phone with the consumer service and they gave me £18 voucher with no minimum spend
It seems to be as though Sainsbury's have realised what's happened with lots of people ordering the same item with the same code, and have basically declined to honour the offer. Combined with the dreadful website (including the ridiculous "alternative" tick box others have fallen foul of), it doesn't leave a great first (and only) impression of online shopping with Sainsbury's.
£20 off first order over £60 use code vou6396650
A few useful replies on it in this thread about it:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/900w-nutri-ninja-bl450uk-blender-43-delivered-with-code-sainsbury-s-2371594?p=27074999
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/900w-nutri-ninja-bl450uk-blender-43-delivered-with-code-sainsbury-s-2371594?p=27073635
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Thanks for posting, Chanchi32.
Doing their absolute best to back out of the deal for loads of people by the looks of it.
:smirk:
Plus it does a better job of breaking down the skin of fruit, seeds and nuts than most peoples attempts at mastication do.
It's a matter of convenience. I use frozen fruits, they can be chucked straight in it. You can also mix things that wouldn't work as a solid based meal.
Just hope the person I spoke to has got some KY Jelly to remove the Ninja from his backside..
Honestly they bend over backwards for new customers, I had a delivery 10 minutes late once and they refunded the delivery cost and gave me another money off code for my next order.
Thanks OP!
Anyway, all washed up and drip drying. Will buy some ingredients tomorrow. Not sure where to get some of the recipe ingredients.
Have is present perfect, had is past perfect. These are neither past nor present tenses, but extentions of them. Either was acceptable in sam1970's case, because present tense deals with the past up until now. You and soldierboy both need grammar lessons.
Apart from the delivery driver wondering the streets looking for the address all arrived fine
Love a ninja
Who do you really think should grow up?
He started his comment out as "in case"....... So... "In the case you hadn't noticed!"
This is clearly referring to past tense.... The past tense being before...and then telling me. "in case you hadn't noticed , saving money is the object of this site"
So 1. Pipe down little gangsta boy...this doesn't concern you.
2.It's best to know what you are talking about before making a so called correction. Especially when you're wrong...soldierkid001
End of...
The driver said they had received over 50 orders to that one store alone and he's delivered loads today as a result of it hitting this site - seemed fully aware of the deal and how "hot" it's gone.
Thanks OP - fingers crossed for the rest of you still waiting on a delivery - the blenders do exist and are being delivered...
However another one did....
How rubbish are Sainsburys, they won't send it from the other store, which is actually closer.
Amazon wouldn't be this poor at customer service
Will keep you up to date
im old enough to operate a nutri ninja, not that I will ever have one!
After being told they had cancelled our order without telling us. We went into the store to complain after going back and forth about our wasted journey my partner spotted the nutri ninja behind the customer service desk apparently someone had just returned it un opened as they got the better model. So ended up being lucky and taking that one for £42
My point MATE...was that someone couldnt PAY me £7 to run that errand.....
Also it's "hadn't noticed" not "haven't noticed"...
Cretin
:wink:
The Mirror (if this means anything) rates the Salter just above the Nutri Ninja - http://www.mirror.co.uk/money/personal-finance/cheap-nutribullet-blender-juicer-deals-5516940 ).
Alternatively, make a new Sainsbury's account with a different email address and then use the new account code on that.
http://testkitchentuesday.com/2011/09/26/making-apple-juice-with-a-ninja-blender/
It's better at making smoothies really.
You could then pour the smoothie through a sieve and get a smoother smoothie but you'd probably be better off just going with a juicer in the first place if that's what you want and a lot of people feel a smoothie with the fibre in it is better for you anyway as it will slow down the absorption of the sugars from what you blend and also satisfies your appetite better.
Still new to this all but there is significant difference between the two.
I've used it every day since and find it excellent. I can't really see any downsides or how it could be significantly bettered, particularly at this price. It comes with only one set of blades (I think the expensive Nutribullets may come with a spare blade base ?). It seems solid enough and well made with good rubber suction feet that stop it vibrating on the kitchen surface.
It's very powerful at 1000w and demolishes frozen fruit / ice / nuts etc. in seconds and leaves no little bits (eg nuts) either .. just a smooth liquid to drink :-).
However it is best to add liquid to frozen fruit to keep the smoothie at least pourable, otherwise you end up with a thick paste that the motor will slow slightly and get quite hot. I use semi or skimmed milk, Almond milk or Coconut milk for this rather than water.
It comes with three beakers, the largest being 1 litre ... so this is an advantage if you want to make smoothies for two !
I find it very easy to clean
My tips would be :
1. Never overfill it - best to keep under the three- quarter mark of the beakers.
2. Screw the beakers into the bade base quite tightly as they can loosen during blending (and leak)
3. Never use it for more than 30 seconds at a time (as per instructions) - that is plenty anyway.
4. Rinse the blades straight away after blending
5. Keep the outer sealing ring in the blade base clean (it's like a white silicone sealing ring)
6. To blend you either push and hold the beaker down for a few seconds or you can push and twist clockwise to lock the beaker in the blend position and remove you hand while it blends. Be careful when untwisting (to stop the blending) that you don't lift the beaker at the same time before the blades have fully stopped. I've done this a few times initially and it can grates/grind the contact points between the bottom of the beaker unit and the main unit.
7. There are three white plastics slots on the base unit that push down when the beaker+blades is attached for blending. These can occasionally get sticky (from leaks) and stiff. Every now and again they need cleaning by dabbing / pushing with hot water and kitchen roll - MAKE SURE UNIT IS OFF AT THE MAINS WHEN DOING THIS !!
Cheers!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/900w-nutri-ninja-bl450uk-blender-43-delivered-with-code-sainsbury-s-2371594?p=27067933
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/900w-nutri-ninja-bl450uk-blender-43-delivered-with-code-sainsbury-s-2371594?p=27068049
Plus see useful post above from cvyas - http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/900w-nutri-ninja-bl450uk-blender-43-delivered-with-code-sainsbury-s-2371594?p=27074314
Sam if yout already have one from John Lewis, consider keeping that one as you get the 2 year warranty?
Have you ever bought something that was good and said "I should have got this ages ago" ??
Also you could be waiting ages for a price to come back down to a previous offer price - not having the use of the item in the meanwhile.
The salter is a rebranded version of Tower Vita Blend Pro.
Amazon reviews http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tower-T12020R-Vitablend-Multi-Blender-1000/dp/B00V9OWY8M
Tesco reviews http://www.tesco.com/direct/vita-blend-pro/623-4711.prd?skuId=623-4711&pageLevel=sku&sc_cmp=ppc_sh-_-sh-_-tesco-_-623-4711&gclid=CNXYy_mHocoCFSoEwwod7vEH2Q&gclsrc=aw.ds
Tower site. http://www.towerhousewares.co.uk/blenders-c5/xtreme-pro-p321
After reading all the reviews I could find on the salter and the vita blend, it tells me that the salter is as good as the nutribullet and Ninja and some people said its better.
I have ordered the salter and will review it once I receive it.
Thanks!
However I know with garden shredders that the noisy type just don't get used because of the noise - it sounds by peoples' descriptions that this will end up being avoided.
I've also decided to go for the Salter from Wilkos. TCB tracked at at £1.61.
Berhwale - thanks for the info on the cups, will take a look.
It will be interesting to compare this to the nutibullet that my other half owns - suspect they will be very similar!
Thanks for posting
How much will it cost you in fuel to get back to the John Lewis store?:laughing:
Heat from me.
Is £7 worth the hassle of returning one and buying another?
http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/salter-nutri-pro-accessory-pack-black
:smiley:
What model is this one exactly, does anybody know?
How do you choose click and collect on that site?
I can confirm that the Ninja is easy to clean - the cups and blade all go in the dishwasher with no fuss! This was an important issue as to whether I bought this or not. Really easy stuff! :sunglasses:
Try Blendtec:
[ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnFP0IU4gpnmcLnVzDLUtfw ]
In my experience I can throw a carrot chopped into 3 or 4 pieces in with the rest of my smoothie ingredients and there are no bits of it left what so ever.
"The highest scoring and cheapest best buy we've tested. In addition to making outstanding smoothies, soups and pesto, its better at crushing ice then other model. Its simple to use, and all its parts, including the blades, can go in the dishwasher"
Hope this helps! :smiley:
Can anyone tell me please?
Most recommended recipes are 2 or 3 80g portions of fruit and chuck some other ingredients like oats, 100% peanut butter, linseed / flax seed and greek yoghurt with water or milk.
I blend frozen mango, carrot banana and apple in it every day. Sticking to 2 or 3 80g servings in each smoothie has never caused any struggle to blend up in about 30 seconds with then say 5x 2 second pulse blends to get the consistency a little less thick.
I'm sure this thing will crush through frozen berries straight away, try apple, pinapple and more solid fruit.. Mine doesn't cur through it.
The reason I ask, is because it states clearly in the manual that you shouldn't under any circumstances blend any dry ingredients without liquid but later mentions making 'snow' from ice in the troubleshooting section and saying to make sure the container is totally dry before blending... (?) :neutral_face:
I'm confused and wouldn't want to break the blade or anything?
Salter Nutri Pro (Silver)
Salter Nutri Pro (Red)
Generally looks to be a decent device, with the majority of reviews being positive
It also takes about 30 minutes to blend frozen fruit as you have to wait for it to thaw out a bit.
I make daily smoothies using 160-240g of fruit straight from the freezer (berries, mango, banana etc..) in with greek yoghurt and milk straight from the fridge and 30 seconds of blending makes it absolutely fine to drink straight away no thawing necessary at all.
Using the fruit frozen is actually better as when using thawed/chilled/room temp ingredients the heat from the motor leaves the smoothie warm. Using frozen fruit straight from the freezer ensures that the smoothie is still chilled.
Surely hot for one of these?
This is the Which best buy when they tested nutribullet and similar blenders.
Head added :smiley:
On a more serious note, anyone have any experience of this VS the Salter Nutri Pro 1000? (Looks to be cheapest at Wilkinsons at £40 - http://www.wilko.com/blenders-food-mixers+processors/salter-nutri-pro-silver/invt/0423079 ). That one looks to get a lot of good reviews, including a recommendation on the Beeb in 'What to Buy and Why'.
I have the BL490 its insanely noisy but crushes anything
Great price heat added.
http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/get-ideas/voucher-codes