Anyone own a nutribullet?
 

I want one, are they good?..

No but I want one too. I always see it on those awful commercials when the channels change in the middle of the night. :laugh:

Like now for instance... :laugh: seriously though they look great and it would be a quick way of eating all the healthy crap that it's hard to factor into meals throughout the day.

isn't it basically just a blender :umm2:

you can buy one of those much cheaper

no

shut up scott

yes it is i am right again

:umm2:

No because it compacts it better
no wasted food


http://nutribullet.com/img/nutribullet-product.jpg

at £85 from Lakeland, Argos or Currys


I do not have one yet

I would love one as well. :)

Oh it's a blender :laugh:


Sorry Kizzy I thought you were on about something else. :blush:

I have one, I make one every morning, its so good :love:

I had a normal blender before and there is no comparison its just so much better :flutter:

:shocked:......................................... ...........:laugh:

Filthy minded man. :laugh::laugh:

I had to google it to find out just what it is. Think I'll save a few quid and use the old tatie masher.:joker:

Yes - Marsh is being pedantic and snobby. It is a fecking blender. (Marsh is so snobby, I bet he goes about taking photos of St George's flags hanging from terrace house windows:hehe:)

I would imagine after a week on that you could sh1t through the eye of a needle

How do you work that out? it's blending a bit of fruit not every meal :/

omfg is the nutribullet the one that the blonde woman and the other bloke host :laugh:

Yes it is lucas, they look delish don't they?

I've got one kizzy.. I love it. It's well worth the money and so quick and easy to use :)

No as its only part of what you eat

i like my fruit, fruit shaped

just had 3 tangerines. lush

:joker::joker::joker:

You are definitely mental, but so funny.

Thanks lee :) My mum asked me what I wanted for crimbo now I know.
No excuse not to have that carrot, chia and kale smoothy now :laugh:

Pressed fruit and veg drinks are the future, no one thats cool uses blenders.

i recommend the omega cold press juicer range, so many nutrients get destroyed by blenders

How come pressing doesn't damage nutrients then? Pressing just extracts the juice, I want the fibre too.

"There's juice, and then there's cold-pressed juice. This new darling of the healthy set is wreaking all sorts of changes on kitchen benchtops and juice shops as people update their appliances. So what's so great about this kind of juice?

According to the cold-pressed converted, these juices contain more vitamins, minerals and enzymes than those made with a traditional centrifugal machine. It's all in the method, apparently, as the fresh fruit and vegetables are, as the name suggests, "pressed" so the maximum amount of nectar is extracted from the pulp and fibre, leaving a raw and fresh juice."

http://www.bodyandsoul.com.au/nutrit...ew+trend,25495

But what of the fibre?.. there is no evidence that the heat associated with centrifugal force depleats vitamins.

you need a fibre extraction unit:laugh:

I wonder how many of these are sitting in kitchen cuboards:laugh:

Are you suggesting this will gather dust next to the breadmaker and slow cooker in my kitchen? :hmph:


:umm2:

I put in a handful of spinach, a handful of kale, a couple of handfuls of frozen mixed berries, sunflower seeds and pumpkin seeds.. Looks disgusting but actually tastes ok :)