Amazing value, RRP for the blender itself is £54.99, add both to basket (click promotional message on the page) to get discount
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Aaron_QPR
28 Feb 17#1
Thanks for the heads up, always wanted to give one a go! Anyone got any nice recipes?
Bargain.Hunters
28 Feb 17#2
300W - not sure thats gonna be powerful enough for most things. Thought the average was 600-900W
madcal87 to Bargain.Hunters
28 Feb 17#3
Agree, I would go with 1200W NutriPro Salter which was £39 from Robert Dyas recently.
LozzieWills to Bargain.Hunters
28 Feb 17#4
I have this. Absolutely no issue with blending. I'd like to point out that the base of this is quite thin -- it's not nearly trying to blend as much as your regular blender.
deadduck_145
28 Feb 17#5
these are useless. i went through 3 with amazon, pay £50 for a nutribullet. The difference in blending is also amazing, mine couldn't blend kale/spinach but the nutribullet makes it almost like a juice.
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