The biggest change between these two models is power. The original Nutribullet runs with 600W, and the Nutribullet Pro 900 has 900W, so it does a more thorough job on tough leaves and stems. The Pro 900 comes in more than ten colors, vs the single black color of the Nutribullet 600, and has a larger 32oz capacity.

And in an instant the nutribullet pro breaks down and opens up the stems seeds and skins extracting those vital nutrients locked. Inside giving you optimum nutrition in every smoothie.

Capital Brands NutriBullet and Magic Bullet are blender brands specializing in bullet or personal blenders. While they're marketed as separate brands, both are owned by the same parent company, Capital Brands. They're mainly intended for smoothies, protein shakes, and other blended beverages.

It's as simple as putting the Cup Rings or the cups in the dishwasher. And hand washing that motorized base. And you're set and that was the matte white version of the NutriBullet Pro my name is Noah.

Can I crush ice or frozen fruits and vegetables with my nutribullet® Immersion Blender? Yes! The nutribullet® Immersion Blender can be used to crush ice and frozen foods when there is also a liquid ingredient (water, milk, juice, etc.) added to the ice or other frozen ingredients.

While the nutribullet Pro 900 can crush ice, our Pro 1000 is known for being the little engine that could – it's the personal blender that's best at crushing ice and blending frozen fruit.

If you want to use your blender for big batches of smoothies or pureed soups, a NutriBullet blender is a good choice. They can hot blend or heat ingredients and usually offer faster blending speeds, which helps process fibrous fruits and vegetables.

Cons of using a Nutribullet:

• Limited Capacity: Nutribullet blenders are typically designed for single-serving or small-batch blending.
• Pulp and Fiber: Nutribullets retain the pulp and fiber from fruits and vegetables, which can be a con if you prefer smoother-textured juices.

About Nutribullet The company offers personal blenders, full-sized blenders, juicers, and accessories. It is based in Los Angeles, California.

While it doesn't steam fruit and veggies, it's simple to use, purees food quickly, and is fairly easy to clean. Plus, it's a great value, in part because of everything that comes with it. The NutriBullet Select is the best personal blender we tested.

The NutriBullet Pro 900 is a better personal blender for making smoothies than the NutriBullet Pro 1000, as it does a better job incorporating leafy greens like kale into the blend. It also makes a smoother, spreadable nut butter than the 1000. However, the 1000 can crush ice, and it's easier to clean.

You. Know it's probably comparable in loudness to the Vitamix. You know or a Blendtec. You know it's loud man and those blenders they're like 1,200 watts trust me they're just as loud as this thing.

Nutribullet blenders are fantastic at blending frozen fruit – we're yet to find one that isn't. Our expert testers have tried multiple models on frozen bananas and berries with fantastic results, blending all the ingredients together without lumps.

Hot ingredients like coffee or carbonated ingredients like soda should never be blended in the nutribullet (with the exception of the vented pitchers of the nutribullet Blender and the nutribullet Blender Combo). The ingredients can build up pressure and cause damage to the components and even cause injury.

Can I crush ice or frozen fruits and vegetables with my nutribullet® Immersion Blender? Yes! The nutribullet® Immersion Blender can be used to crush ice and frozen foods when there is also a liquid ingredient (water, milk, juice, etc.) added to the ice or other frozen ingredients.

Can I crush ice or frozen fruits and vegetables with my nutribullet® Immersion Blender? Yes! The nutribullet® Immersion Blender can be used to crush ice and frozen foods when there is also a liquid ingredient (water, milk, juice, etc.) added to the ice or other frozen ingredients.