Nutribullet 600 Black

Bought the nutribullit because I often have to get up early for work and then I don't have time to make a good breakfast, so I often eat decently late which is not good. Now I aim all kinds of healthy things the night before in the cup with the sealable lid on it which I put in the fridge. In the morning, screw on the blade unit, blend for a while and knead inside and you'll have your vitamins back in to start your day and crank up your body. About the device: The main unit feels solid and heavy. During the blending you start to smell something after 20 seconds; I don't know if this is normal, but okay. I don't dare to use it for much longer than 20 seconds so far. But for many recipes that is enough to make a fine shake without coarse pieces. The accessories that you get are all solid and easy to clean. Except for the blade unit; you really have to clean it well at the seal, otherwise you will keep leftovers which are not hygienic. The drinking rings are nice, but not necessary for me personally so they are not used. So far I only use the large measuring cup. My standard morning recipe is now: - Some spinach - half avocado - half banana (peeled, cut in half and freeze) - handful of frozen fruit (raspberry/blueberry) - small handful of almonds - a little yogurt/cottage cheese - top with water and gas on the lollipop Because you use frozen fruit, you don't have to use ice cubes. Due to the high friction, your shake will get a bit warm if you don't use cold ingredients, hence the frozen material. The powerful engine makes short work of that without a problem, so no worries there! Tastes surprisingly good I have to say, despite the fact that the ketchup doesn't look like much. But it never sees that with this form of food. You also get a full blend bible with all kinds of recipes, so you don't have to play the Jamie Oliver yourself with your shopping basket. In short; the thing does what it's supposed to do and if you want to integrate this form of eating into your daily routine, then the NutriBullit is a good product in my opinion.

The blending itself works fine and easy, however: The version has been stripped down considerably by the manufacturer; The cup has been reduced in size, so you are limited in the quantities and a number of handy accessories (such as lid and holder) are no longer included. For this you now have to buy the much more expensive version. In addition, I find it misleading to call this product 5-part, since the two small leaflets also see as part; while in principle it does not belong to the device.

Fine blender BUT: unacceptable that the bearings in the blades are not stainless. After a month or two, the device really makes a huge noise, as if a jet engine is running in your kitchen. Probably part of Nutribullet's sales model, because as long as you have this thing you're going to buy blades from them if it's up to them. If you, like me, think this is stupid: look up YouTube on how to replace those bearings. It's not that hard, and then you'll be a brave knight in the fight against the throwaway culture.