Questions about NutriBullet Extractor

You must not blend hot items with this appliance as it is not designed for processing hot ingredients. This can lead to pressure in the cup and possibly damage the appliance or cause it to become dirty.

Yes is dishwasher safe but the blade wash by hand very satisfied

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With the NutriBullet extractor (600 W), you can also chop nuts and seeds without additional liquid. The appliance has a special cross blade and a high speed, which makes it possible to chop and crush solid ingredients such as nuts. However, for very solid or dry ingredients such as nuts or dates, it is recommended to add some liquid if necessary to support the mixing performance and achieve a better result. Liquid is not absolutely necessary, but helpful for even processing.

Unfortunately, we do not offer replacement cups in our range, you may be able to find them on the manufacturer's website.

Yes, the "Extractor 5-piece (600 W)" appliance from NutriBullet is also designed to chop frozen fruit. The powerful motor output of 600 watts in combination with the sharp blades makes it possible to process hard ingredients such as frozen fruit with ease, although small pieces can sometimes remain.

Hi is supplied with 3-pin plug, adapter not required.

Yes, the blades of the NutriBullet Extractor 5-piece (600 W) can be removed. This makes it easy to clean and maintain the appliance.

You certainly can. The already strong allergens from celery then work even faster.

I have also ground nuts and that was no problem. But that only happened a few times. Maybe cut the ginger into pieces already. I think the product is very good.

Its not a lid, rather a lip with a handle enabling you to hold the container; but it screws on and makes the lip too wide to effectively use it as a cup.

Yes, it works very well! But in my opinion, you can still tell that something "hard" was ground up. A very slight graininess remains. But that is just my experience.

Yes, it is included. The turnstile for chopping fruit is included. But not the one for nuts.

Yes, it is mounted in the lid of the cup, which then also serves as the drive.

Unfortunately no

I have used it for frozen fruits. Ice I have not used. As long as you add some liquid to the frozen fruits, it is quite easy. I do pulses instead of continuous blending. 1 second blend, 1 second pause, 1 second blend, 1 second pause, etc... until you get the satisfied consistency. Sorbet, Slurpee and Lassi are favourites.

I haven't tried it myself but I would say yes. And there's even a recipe for it on nutribullet.com: https://www.nutribullet.com/recipes/2563/guacamole/

Almost impossible via the official homepage or other online stores. Other sales platforms such as Amazon or Ebay have a lot on offer. Search for "Nutribullet Replacement" or just "Nutribullet" and you will find a lot. If it is important to you that you only get original spare parts, you simply have to look very carefully where the goods on offer come from.

I use the NutriBullet regularly. With nuts, it usually turns into a somewhat lumpy mass because of the oils in the nuts. But just try it yourself...:-) Happy new year, happy shaking!

Most likely only due to demand. It is often the case with products that are available in various colours that some shades simply cost more. That's modern pricing... what's more popular is sold at a higher price, even though everything is the same except the look.

Not in my opinion. You can crush nuts or black chocolate, for example, but only when chilled. Dates have to be pitted and then frozen, then they can be crushed. The 2-stirrers are for crushing (beaters). The 4-piece stirrers are more like cutters, but the blades are blunt. For this kind of thing, there are good and cheap blenders at Galaxus with sharp blades. But the dates will always give a sticky smear without liquid and unrefrigerated.

with a normal CH plug.

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