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Jul 2015
2:29pm, 8 Jul 2015
26,007 posts
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Old Croc
carrot and veg like that not a problem in a nutribullet.
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Jul 2015
3:20pm, 8 Jul 2015
846 posts
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shyfire
There are nutribullets around £100 quid with 600w motors and another one, Nutribullet Magic, for about £50 with 200w motor. I think I know the answer but will ask anyway, does the cheaper one sound like a false econony?
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Jul 2015
3:23pm, 8 Jul 2015
16,592 posts
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DeeGee
I once kipped in a friend's spare room for a month while working as a temp in London. I did their housework in lieu of paying rent.
They had a juicer and would use it every morning. It would then fester awaiting attention until the evening when I'd wash it up, as there was no time in the morning to do anything else.
It was an absolute nightmare to clean.
Is your nutribullet like that? Because if it adds to my washing up, I'll extract nutrition from raw veg the traditional way.
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Jul 2015
3:25pm, 8 Jul 2015
26,010 posts
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Old Croc
I got the 600w one - got mine for £90 including delivery and 3 yr warranty. High Street TV - under guise of mirror reader offers.
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Jul 2015
3:26pm, 8 Jul 2015
26,011 posts
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Old Croc
DG - short answer no
dead easy to clean otherwise wouldnt last 5 mins in our house. It simply rinses clean (in most cases)
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Jul 2015
3:50pm, 8 Jul 2015
24,648 posts
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idio
Some places like curry and john lewis doing them for £85 at the moment.
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Jul 2015
3:51pm, 8 Jul 2015
24,649 posts
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idio
currys
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Jul 2015
4:26pm, 8 Jul 2015
50,816 posts
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plodding hippo
a Nutribullet is not a juicer
It uses the whole friut and veg
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Jul 2015
4:27pm, 8 Jul 2015
50,817 posts
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plodding hippo
I have the high power one
so it can crush ice, forzen fruit, nuts etc
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Jul 2015
4:27pm, 8 Jul 2015
847 posts
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shyfire
Just reserved a nutribullet from local curry's 
Have a smoothie2go which is used a lot and is great for smoothies with softfruits, mixing protein powder but not really up to seeds & veg. It is 'allegedly' also good for cocktails. Got a juicer last year but it creates a lot of waste, not much juice from a lot of fruit/veg, was a pain to clean and hasn't been used in about 6 months. I did find the the apple juice it made very freshtasting but it oxidised very quickly.
Having toyed with the nutribullet when I got the juicer but thought it a bit pricey at the time am now convinced to 'bite the bullet'(!). Hope it will be the answer to healthy breakfasts (i.e not toast/croissant/cereal)
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