This Lidl £29.99 blender looks good value compared to other currently available Blender Deals - especially if you want to try blending for the first time
Telegraph review - 5/5 awarded See #2
3 Year Warranty
Blends and crushes ingredients – ideal for quickly preparing smoothies, dips, sauces and desserts
Cross-blade attachment easily blends fruit and vegetables, while the flat-blade attachment is perfect for chopping harder foods, herbs and grains
With 2 removable blending tumblers and 3 different lids, including travel lid for fresh smoothies on the go
Includes a recipe booklet full of delicious, nutritious ideas to help you on your way to 5 a day
Powerful 700W motor capable of up to 19000rpm
Blending tumbler capacity(ml): 350 and 700
Price: £29.99 from Lidl (in store only)
Comes with: two beakers, small and large, as against the Nutribullet’s three, but it does have an on-the-go drink through lid, unlike the Nutribullet. Two blades.
Wattage: 700W
Maximum run time: 60 seconds
Guarantee: 3 years
Does it stay on without continually pressing down?: Yes
Pros: Less than half of the price of a Nutribullet. Has a powerful motor which creates an effective vortex with the ingredients, meaning there’s less scraping down to do. Excellent results.
Cons: Hard to think of any – no record to indicate how long it will last, although the three year guarantee is encouraging.
The Scores
· Smoothie – Fairly fine texture and flavour, pulverizing all the seeds and skin 5/5
· Hummus – Super smooth with an airy, almost whipped consistency. Unlike the other blenders, no need to stop the machine and tap the mixture down. 5/5
· Almond milk – creamy milk, with a small amount of very fine almond pulp left in the muslin after straining. 5/5
· Margarita – a good smooth consistency, but a bit runnier than the Nutribullet. 4/5
OVERALL: Even without factoring in the lower price, this one was the best performer of the four.A genuine bargain. 5/5
sradmad
6 Jan 171#3
good find op, heat added :smiley:
LetoKynes
6 Jan 171#4
Looks good, thanks for posting
anthony212
9 Jan 17#5
just bought this last week from Amazon, fantastic blender, very powerful and blends smoothies in a few seconds. would recommend smoothie packs from Iceland (£2 for 4 portions of banana/kale/mango or carrot/Pineapple/papaya) if you're ultra lazy like me
anaprag
10 Jan 17#6
Does anyone know if it's good in grinding nuts, seeds and grains?
jimmybo to anaprag
10 Jan 171#7
Quote from the Lidl product details: "Cross-blade attachment easily blends fruit and vegetables, while the flat-blade attachment is perfect for chopping harder foods, herbs and grains"
You can always take it back - It has a 3 Year Warranty - Just keep the receipt
flamethrower to anaprag
12 Jan 17#9
I also want to know this, It doesn't seem to have a milling function.
rooncraz
12 Jan 17#8
V good blender
sam01792
12 Jan 17#10
For an extra £9 John Lewis are selling the actual nutribullet for £39 in white!!!!
Farhan007 to sam01792
12 Jan 172#11
This one is more powerful
mr_qwerty to sam01792
12 Jan 17#14
Not any more. JL prices have gone back up
stokerej
12 Jan 17#12
I maybe wrong, but I'm sure the one Aldi is selling is 1200 watt so more powerful than this.
icecreamwoman
12 Jan 17#13
Salter Nutri pro 1200 watts £38 Morrisons
B4Dealer
12 Jan 171#15
Nice cheaper bullet, heat added.
colemanuk
12 Jan 171#16
Was going to buy this, ended up just buying a blender from argos for £10.
Does the job perfectly. Don't see the point off paying 3 times as much for a different shape blender. Each to there own I suppose
Fury to colemanuk
12 Jan 17#17
Link?
jenko65
12 Jan 17#18
the 1000w daewoo ones Poundland had for black Friday are half price down to 17.50 if there is any left in the stores nearest to you
Bought this for convenience over my standard jug blender and have noticed my morning smoothies made with frozen banana and skimmed milk from the fridge are considerably warmer. Smoothies from my Jug blender are nice and cold 20 minutes later but almost warm with this even adding 2 or 3 ice cubes into the mix. Anyone else find this?
Opening post
Telegraph review - 5/5 awarded See #2
3 Year Warranty
Blends and crushes ingredients – ideal for quickly preparing smoothies, dips, sauces and desserts
Cross-blade attachment easily blends fruit and vegetables, while the flat-blade attachment is perfect for chopping harder foods, herbs and grains
With 2 removable blending tumblers and 3 different lids, including travel lid for fresh smoothies on the go
Includes a recipe booklet full of delicious, nutritious ideas to help you on your way to 5 a day
Powerful 700W motor capable of up to 19000rpm
Blending tumbler capacity(ml): 350 and 700
Available from Thursday January 12th
All comments (20)
Price: £29.99 from Lidl (in store only)
Comes with: two beakers, small and large, as against the Nutribullet’s three, but it does have an on-the-go drink through lid, unlike the Nutribullet. Two blades.
Wattage: 700W
Maximum run time: 60 seconds
Guarantee: 3 years
Does it stay on without continually pressing down?: Yes
Pros: Less than half of the price of a Nutribullet. Has a powerful motor which creates an effective vortex with the ingredients, meaning there’s less scraping down to do. Excellent results.
Cons: Hard to think of any – no record to indicate how long it will last, although the three year guarantee is encouraging.
The Scores
· Smoothie – Fairly fine texture and flavour, pulverizing all the seeds and skin 5/5
· Hummus – Super smooth with an airy, almost whipped consistency. Unlike the other blenders, no need to stop the machine and tap the mixture down. 5/5
· Almond milk – creamy milk, with a small amount of very fine almond pulp left in the muslin after straining. 5/5
· Margarita – a good smooth consistency, but a bit runnier than the Nutribullet. 4/5
OVERALL: Even without factoring in the lower price, this one was the best performer of the four.A genuine bargain. 5/5
"Cross-blade attachment easily blends fruit and vegetables, while the flat-blade attachment is perfect for chopping harder foods, herbs and grains"
You can always take it back - It has a 3 Year Warranty - Just keep the receipt
Does the job perfectly. Don't see the point off paying 3 times as much for a different shape blender. Each to there own I suppose
Simple jug blender
Works perfectly fine for my needs