Nutribullet 12 Piece Set + 2 x FREE Superboost Powders + FREE Book - £99.99

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Doc_N

Summer01 wrote: »

Nutribullet 12 Piece Set + 2 x FREE Superboost Powders + FREE Book

http://www.buynutribullet.co.uk/metro.html

£100 is a staggering price to pay for a pretty basic imported juicer with just a 12 month warranty, though, isn't it?

LilacLillie

Doh ! Mine was delivered from Amazon Saturday, haven't taken it out of box yet
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consultant31

There are a lot of negative comments on Amazon

LilacLillie

Summer01 wrote: »

Was it £99.99 for the nutribullet and book?

Not even the book, just instructions. I wrote to them to ask how I return mine and will reorder this one.
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Determined89

The Nutribullet is one to be cautious of, it has been found through lots of testing that the blades break easily and shards of metal were found within the blended up contents. It may be cheaper, but you may have to spend a lot of money replacing the broken parts regularly.

I ended up purchasing the Ninja, and I am so glad that I did!

Just a consideration before parting with £100 of your well earned cash!

thunderbird

We have a nutribullet and haven't had any problems with it. Whizzes things up really quick - doesn't take up much room and is easy to clean.

I use it for mixing all sorts of stuff, not just drinks.

Determined89

thunderbird wrote: »

We have a nutribullet and haven't had any problems with it. Whizzes things up really quick - doesn't take up much room and is easy to clean.

I use it for mixing all sorts of stuff, not just drinks.

I have never used one personally, but I know that they're popular. I just didn't want to risk it after seeing so many reports online. So I went for one which didn't cost much more and I got a whole kitchen system. What works for one, doesn't work for another

mickyduck

Determined89 wrote: »

I have never used one personally, but I know that they're popular. I just didn't want to risk it after seeing so many reports online. So I went for one which didn't cost much more and I got a whole kitchen system. What works for one, doesn't work for another

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/food-preparation/juicers/ninja-nutri-bl450-blender-black-silver-10086633-pdt.html

More powerful than the Nutribullet and gets reasonably good reviews.

Determined89

mickyduck wrote: »

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/household-appliances/small-kitchen-appliances/food-preparation/juicers/ninja-nutri-bl450-blender-black-silver-10086633-pdt.html

More powerful than the Nutribullet and gets reasonably good reviews.

The Ninja is the one that I have... I got the Mega Kitchen System though, so came with the main bending jug, 2 smaller cups and another mixer which makes soups and dough. All for about £125. Much better value that the NutriBullet.

janemalsbury

I love mine but 100 pounds did make my eyes water a bit.
If you are after something compact this looks good too

http://www.coopelectricalshop.co.uk/Tefal-BL142A42-Fruit-Sensation-in-Champagne/id-TEF-PCR-BL142A42-CH?gclid=CP2i9dqwysMCFRMatAodfz0A4g&gclsrc=aw.ds