We tested 11 top-rated blenders from Ninja, Nutribullet, Beast, Hamilton Beach, and more to find the best products for every need, whether you want a high-powered machine for crushing ice into ...

Ice crush indicates how well the blender was ... running with 1 cup of water for 30 secs. About The NutriBullet Pro 900 Personal is part of the Blenders test program at Consumer Reports.

I love my Nutribullet with all my heart ... The 1200 watt power means you might be able to blend ice and harder foods (think nuts) more easily than with the 900. This could be a perfect choice ...

This year, Nutribullet has been expanding its blender line-up, and the newest edition to the collection might be my favourite ...

The NutriBullet Blender utilises a 1,200-watt motor that provides the six-pointed blade with enough horsepower to crush ice and turn most hard vegetables, dense fruit and loose leaves into silky ...

which adds two single-serving blending cups for making smoothies (much like the Nutribullet Pro+ 1200) and an extra durable extractor blade for crushing ice, cracking open seeds, and shredding the ...

Description: Break large chunks, slabs, sheets,s and lumps Komline-Wyssmont’s Triskelion Lumpbreaker is designed to break large chunks, slabs, sheets and lumps of a variety of dry or wet materials ...

Nutribullet claims it’ll handle ice and frozen fruit as well, which I’ve yet to try. Based on my experience with it using everyday fruit items, I see no reason to think the Nutribullet isn’t ...

durable 1,500-watt NutriBullet Smart Touch NBF50420 does as superb a job as top-rated, full-sized blenders in making smoothies and puréeing. It’s a capable ice-crusher, as well. We judged it to be ...

Whether you’re using soft fruits and vegetables, or tougher things like ice and frozen goods, the Nutribullet will handle it with ease. According to the manufacturer, it’s extremely easy to ...

It is very effective, working through our fibrous smoothie ingredients in half a minute. There is a scarily effective ice crusher function - it took 18 seconds to reduce our ice cubes to rubble. In ...