for an ad-free Fetcheveryone experience!

Nutribullet

25 watchers

1
2
3
4
Next
Last

Old Croc Jul 2015 11:43am, 8 Jul 2015 25,994 posts	Quote Pin Old Croc I mentioned my nutribullet in blog and got a few comments / messages so thought would start a thread to discuss. The machine, pros and cons, recipe ideas, tips, do's & don'ts etc. Anyone else got one? Anyone thinking of getting one? Discuss.
philbo Jul 2015 11:47am, 8 Jul 2015 1,231 posts	Quote Pin philbo Thinking of getting one , sat flicking through a copy of a gutter tabloid ( don't normally read newspapers ) and i saw one had exploded in the face of a woman using it !!.
Old Croc Jul 2015 11:50am, 8 Jul 2015 25,995 posts	Quote Pin Old Croc Yikes - not heard of that one.
Joopsy Jul 2015 12:12pm, 8 Jul 2015 7,622 posts	Quote Pin Joopsy I have just got a cheap Breville one that cost about £25 but it has revolutionised my breakfast eating. I make a smoothie everynight using Soya or Almond milk plus a banana and whatever ripe fruit we have in. I stick it in the fridge overnight and then eat it first thing, it is great to get something in me before running without having to mess about making stuff. I have also become very adept at buying up cheap very ripe fruit from supermarkets and using them immediately in smoothies.
Old Croc Jul 2015 12:15pm, 8 Jul 2015 25,997 posts	Quote Pin Old Croc I use mine daily for a breakfast - 3 spoonfuls of porridge oats, a banana and some fruit (frozen strawberries or frozen mixed fruit). Bags of frozen fruit handy so can add just a handful at a time. Top up with water or milk.
.B. Jul 2015 12:55pm, 8 Jul 2015 17,618 posts	Quote Pin .B. I often use mine for a breakfast smoothie, usually banana, frozen berries and almond milk. Veg smithies are good with a bit of ginger or chilli added. My current favourite post long run smoothie is banana, milk and peanut butter
plodding hippo Jul 2015 1:07pm, 8 Jul 2015 50,811 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo I love my bullet I do green smoothies mostly, with water, spianch, berries and half a nana or pear will add in flax or hemp for omega doo dahs The bullets make great hummus I freeze the fruit so its all nice and cold
plodding hippo Jul 2015 1:08pm, 8 Jul 2015 50,812 posts	Quote Pin plodding hippo They are also fantastically easy to clean
Duchess Jul 2015 1:27pm, 8 Jul 2015 5,938 posts	Quote Pin Duchess Bought one about two months ago and use it daily. For the first time in my adult life, breakfast now consists of more than a black coffee. Kale, carrot, mango and strawberries with a scattering of mixed nuts. It helps that my fridge has turned into a blast chiller and is deep freezing everything within it (including said strawberries and carrot). Trying not to use milk/yoghurt in mine, but a scoop of ice-cream is a weekend treat (I heartily recommend peanut butter ice-cream, peanut butter on its own is also excellent).
jennywren Jul 2015 1:33pm, 8 Jul 2015 11,032 posts	Quote Pin jennywren I've got the same one as Joopsy (couldn't afford the nutribullet) and it's brilliant. I too have a smoothie for breakfast now (I put a bit of oatmeal in it and some yoghurt, plus almond or soya milk, a banana and some soft fruit. Frozen berries are also good and will come into their own later on, when the raspberry and strawberry season is over).