You know and love the NutriBullet and how easy it makes drinking nutrition. The Original Magic Bullet Blender, Mixer & Food Processor makes nutritious food preparation a breeze. So now let’s get into all of the great information I have gathered from different resources to give you the full, inside scoop on the Magic Bullet Blender 25 piece set.

The only advantage of the Magic Bullet is that is also can do blending which a mini blender can not. Common Questions The 250 watt motor is decent power for the size of the container but we found that the design of the blade does affect the blending results. EDITOR NOTE – There is some confusion online about the Magic Bullet not having BPA free cups. According to the company, all models made after 2010 are BPA Free. The Magic Bullet instruction manuals all now say their containers are BPA free. BPA is typically more of a concern if you are heating the plastic. The company says you can heat their containers in the microwave but I would NOT recommend it with any plastic, not only because various foods can leech into the plastic but I would be concerned about the safety of the microwave impacting the strength of the plastic. (All Nutribullet blenders use BPA Free containers)Essential design: Simple, intuitive design makes this a device you’ll use every day. Just push, twist and blend. Yes, it’s that easy. Rivals traditional juicing and blending methods: by breaking down stems, seeds and skins for a smoother drinking experience. Overall, if you have read this far you will understand why I prefer other blenders. Magic Bullet’s inconsistent blending performance and weaker build quality prevent me from recommending this blender even though it is low priced. The Ninja Fit is a popular entry level blender that is often compared to the Magic Bullet. The Ninja Fit is Ninja’s single serve blender with a powerful 700 watt motor and 16 ounce jar.

Chop garlic, onions and vegetables for all kinds of cooking or make a fresh chunky salsa without the mess. We compared the popular Cuisinart Mini Prep food processor to the Magic bullet as both have 250 watt motors. In our Magic Bullet versus Nutribullet comparison test we detail the difference between the two blender models. In summary, the Nutribullet outperformed the Magic Bullet in every blending test and we really don’t see a reason to get a Magic Bullet once you try the Nutribullet. Magic Bullet vs Ninja blenders Power your day: 600 watts of power in the original Nutribullet blender turns anything from strawberries to spinach into smooth, sippable nutrition While it is affordably priced, we felt that the performance was too inconsistent and somewhat frustrating to use. Overall, the negatives surpassed the positives on this blender.There is quite a range of food processors but a fair comparison would be the Magic Bullet vs a Mini food processor. The 17 piece Express Mixing Set is the same as the 11 piece set above but adds in a milling blade and more cups. nutribullet quality you know and trust: Just like the nutribullet, the blades are made from stainless steel and the bowl and cups are made from durable, BPA-free plastic. nutribullet’s powerful 600W motor and cyclonic technology creates delicious, nutrient-rich smoothies by breaking down fruits, vegetables, nuts and even ice through the specially-designed turbo Extractor Blade. It pulverises stems, seeds and skins where some of the usually neglected essential nutrition lies, providing a fast and easy way to nourish your body and contribute to your Five-a-Day.