Name: NutriBullet Immersion Blender
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Rating: 4.1 (73 reviews)

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The NutriBullet Immersion Blender dives right into ingredients, giving you full control over speed and texture as you mix directly in your pot, bowl, or cup. Compact enough to store in your silverware drawer, this hand-held blending companion features a variable speed dial that blends at low, high, and everywhere in between.

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				Makes well-blended green smoothies.
				Easy to clean by hand.
				Whisk attachment included.
			
			
			
			
				No jar included.
				&Beta;lending arm isn't dishwasher-safe.
			
			
		
	


The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best immersion blender that we've tested. This budget-friendly model has a long blending shaft that you can use to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan. It has a variable speed dial on its handle and has a faster maximum speed than most hand blenders we've tested.

It's decently well-built and can incorporate leafy greens and frozen fruit into a good smoothie. It does an adequate job of making almond butter, and you can use it to make crushed ice with an okay texture. The blending shaft is detachable, making it easier to store and clean, and it's usually easy to rinse clean.

Unfortunately, it's not ideal if you need to make a lot of crushed ice since ice tends to build up behind the blades. It's not dishwasher-safe and doesn't come with a jar or beaker. It comes with a whisk attachment intended for making foods like whipped cream.

The best hand blender that we've tested is the NutriBullet Immersion Blender. You can use this budget-friendly blender to blend hot ingredients for recipes like soups, sauces, and purees. It can also incorporate leafy greens like kale into a good green smoothie and does an adequate job of tougher tasks like making crushed ice and almond butter.

There's a whisk attachment included to help with making things like whipped cream and salad dressing. While no part of the blender is dishwasher-safe, you can detach the blending arm for easier cleaning and storage. Overall, it offers a good value for the price, but it doesn't come with a jar, which is a downside when you don't want to blend directly in a pot or pan.

The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best cheap immersion blender we've tested. This inexpensive model is decently well-built and has a dial on its handle that allows you to fine-tune the blending speed. Aside from the multi-purpose blades, it comes with a whisk attachment intended for tasks like making whipped cream or salad dressing.

You can use it to blend hot ingredients for recipes like soups, sauces, and purees. It does a good job incorporating fibrous ingredients like kale into a silky smoothie. It's also quite versatile since it can make small batches of crushed ice for cocktails and does a passable job of tougher jobs like making almond butter.

Unfortunately, the blending arm isn't dishwasher safe. This immersion blender also doesn't come with a jar or beaker you can use for blending or storing what you make, which is a bit inconvenient. Otherwise, it's a good option if you're looking for a cheap, compact blender, especially if you want to be able to blend directly in a pot or pan.

The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best immersion blender under $100 that we've tested. You can use this well-built blender to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan for recipes like soup and sauce. It comes with a whisk attachment intended for tasks like making salad dressing or whipped cream.

It can incorporate fibrous ingredients like leafy greens into good, well-blended smoothies. It even does an okay job making small batches of crushed ice, which is nice if you like to add it to cocktails and other drinks. The blending arm is detachable, making it easier to store, and it's easy to clean by hand.

However, the blades aren't dishwasher-safe. The blender also doesn't come with a jar you can use for blending, which can be annoying if you aren't blending in a pot or pan. It does a good job of processing fibrous ingredients and offers a versatile performance at a budget-friendly price.

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If the top models' price tags are well outside your budget, check out the NutriBullet. We were surprised by this budget blender's excellent performance, holding its own against other models that cost significantly more. It makes excellent blended beverages and smoothies and excels in some of the more difficult blending tasks, such as grating hard cheeses and pureeing nut butter. The NutriBullet can even heat soup to serving temperature while it's blending &mdash; something only the most powerful models can do. 
While we have mostly raving reviews, a price difference like this doesn't come without compromise. The NutriBullet is a bit less user-friendly and convenient to operate. It does not have a digital timer and lacks any automatic preset cycles for different blending tasks. This means that you have to get to know the different power cycles a little better before you can concoct the perfect margarita or breakfast smoothie. We also think it's a little difficult to clean under the blade. However, we found these issues to be forgivable due to the cost savings this product offers over the top-tier models.

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The NutriBullet Blender is an all-star machine, producing silky-smooth purees with the capacity to blend large batches of baby food. The container is BPA-free plastic, large &#40;64 oz&#41;, and easy to clean. Wipe the motor base with a damp cloth, and everything else is dishwasher safe. However, we recommend hand washing to prolong the product's longevity, and a bottle brush, like the OXO Tot Brush, works well to reach nooks and crannies around the blade. We think this machine is excellent for families with multiples or those making extra baby food to freeze and store. The user interface is simple, with a range of settings from low to high that get the job done no matter what the task. 
The NutriBullet's size takes up room on the countertop or cabinet. It is also not an all-in-one machine, meaning you will need to cook the food elsewhere before blending. However, we think steaming on the stovetop is just as easy as using an all-in-one machine, and it avoids the plastic-related health concerns that come from cooking in plastic. There is no doubt that the NutriBullet produces excellent, smooth purees that are perfect for a beginner baby embarking on a solid food journey. So, if you seek top-notch puree quality and want the capacity to make generous batches of baby food, the NutriBullet is the one for you.

The Nutri&Beta;ullet Immersion Blender is the best hand blender in the budget range that we've tested and offers comparable performance to the Braun MultiQuick 5 at a much cheaper price. You need to use it with your own container since it doesn't come with a beaker, but you might not mind if you mainly want to use it for hot blending in a pot or pan. Like the Braun, it doesn't make perfectly silky smoothies with ingredients like kale but still does an adequate job of processing fibrous ingredients, meaning it won't have an issue pureeing cooked veggies. It does a better job when you're working with smaller amounts of ingredients, like for a small batch of sauce or dip. It can produce smoothly blended nut butter or hummus, but like most immersion blenders, it takes time and effort.

It doesn't feel like a premium blender and is not as sturdy as the Braun, but it still feels decently well-built. The only accessory it comes with is a whisk attachment that you can use for emulsions like homemade mayonnaise. Unlike the more expensive blenders on this list, the blending arm and whisk are not dishwasher-safe, but the blending arm is detachable, and it's an easy blender to clean by hand.

The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best budget immersion blender we've tested. You can use this inexpensive hand blender to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan or make the occasional smoothie. Its whisk attachment helps with tasks like making whipped cream and homemade mayonnaise. Because of its immersion design, you can store it in a kitchen drawer. It's not the best at making a smooth puree from fibrous ingredients like kale, so depending on your recipe, it makes a somewhat grainy smoothie. That said, it can still produce a decently smooth broccoli soup, and it will have an easier time with softer ingredients like cooked carrots.

Like most immersion blenders, it's not easy to use to process hard ingredients like nuts. It can do a good job with thick recipes like nut butter or hummus if you don't mind the extra effort. It doesn't come with a jar for blending, which is a little inconvenient when you're not blending in a pot. If you're looking for a hand blender with a jar, the KitchenAid Variable Speed Corded Hand Blender is another budget-friendly option and comes with a jar, a storage lid, and a pan guard to protect your non-stick cookware. However, it's not as well-built or easy to clean.

If the top models' price tags are well outside your budget, check out the NutriBullet. We were surprised by this budget blender's excellent performance, holding its own against other models that cost significantly more. It makes excellent blended beverages and smoothies and excels in some of the more difficult blending tasks, such as grating hard cheeses and pureeing nut butter. The NutriBullet can even heat soup to serving temperature while it's blending &mdash; something only the most powerful models can do. 
While we have mostly raving reviews, a price difference like this doesn't come without compromise. The NutriBullet is a bit less user-friendly and convenient to operate. It does not have a digital timer and lacks any automatic preset cycles for different blending tasks. This means that you have to get to know the different power cycles a little better before you can concoct the perfect margarita or breakfast smoothie. We also think it's a little difficult to clean under the blade. However, we found these issues to be forgivable due to the cost savings this product offers over the top-tier models.
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 Maybe you're just doing some ice and take that off and you're good to go you've. Just literally there's your cocktail come around. I want to show you we're doing a little. I want to show you the hot stuff, because that's really one of my favorite things about the nutribullet immersion blender is sticking it right into the stock pot

 So you don't have to dirty up other pots. You don't need to worry about. You know transferring it and like splattering everywhere i there's some whole tomatoes that have been stewing in there for a tomato basil soup and literally it's quick work of these tomatoes. You just stick it in and you start working around and you puree it to the texture that you want, and how great is that you don't have to worry about putting it into no splashing, putting it into a blender and taking it out

 It'S going to make quick work of that too. That'S it! So look you're, just mashing away. That'S all you're! Doing and you're look how quick you're making mashed potatoes. I don't know about you shannon, but, like i've done, i've been the girl who's like designated mashed, potato girl and using a hand masher for get about it

 You know transferring it and like splattering everywhere i there's some whole tomatoes that have been stewing in there for a tomato basil soup and literally it's quick work of these tomatoes. You just stick it in and you start working around and you puree it to the texture that you want, and how great is that you don't have to worry about putting it into no splashing, putting it into a blender and taking it out. You can literally do it right in your stockpot now one of my other favorite things and it's coming time for um, easter and for the holidays, it's great for all of your mashed potatoes, your sweet potatoes, maybe you're on a diet. You want to do cauliflower mash

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There's a whisk attachment included to help with making things like whipped cream and salad dressing. While no part of the blender is dishwasher-safe, you can detach the blending arm for easier cleaning and storage. Overall, it offers a good value for the price, but it doesn't come with a jar, which is a downside when you don't want to blend directly in a pot or pan.

The best hand blender that we've tested is the NutriBullet Immersion Blender. You can use this budget-friendly blender to blend hot ingredients for recipes like soups, sauces, and purees. It can also incorporate leafy greens like kale into a good green smoothie and does an adequate job of tougher tasks like making crushed ice and almond butter.

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 This is super healthy, it's just some frozen berries and, yes, i use frozen fruit. This is just some frozen berries and pulpits it until it's, the texture that you want, and you have a perfect sorbet, ladies, that just has a little bit of origarian toys, which is my oat milk. Oh my gosh, you have to see how beautiful this is. Nicole get out, i mean, look at the texture on that wow right

 That features it too and then your whole user guide so with recipes included. So - and i love that it's compact - that's the biggest thing for me - is that it's compact, but i'm still gon na, be able to blend i'm gon na be able to mix, and i'm gon na be able to puree with all these tools. This is a birthday surprise to use, so it's a happy birthday to us, but really it's all about you finding that great deal and us sharing brand new items with you that you haven't seen. So this is the first time that you're seeing this

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 Look at that texture! Nicole! Are you serious look at that texture? Isn'T that crazy wow? So now i know, and how long did that take - and you know exactly what's in there, there's no preservatives, there's, no, nothing! There'S if you don't want to add any extra salt, you don't have to it's breakfast time. Let me take you back to some egg salad, because you know it comes with a chopper bowl. So here we go we're going to add some of our mayo, and this is kind of the point. So i think, if you're somebody who doesn't like to cook you're going to see how quick and simple it's going to make all of your kitchen tasks, you're going to fall in love with it

You can use it to blend hot ingredients for recipes like soups, sauces, and purees. It does a good job incorporating fibrous ingredients like kale into a silky smoothie. It's also quite versatile since it can make small batches of crushed ice for cocktails and does a passable job of tougher jobs like making almond butter.

The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best cheap immersion blender we've tested. This inexpensive model is decently well-built and has a dial on its handle that allows you to fine-tune the blending speed. Aside from the multi-purpose blades, it comes with a whisk attachment intended for tasks like making whipped cream or salad dressing.

Unfortunately, the blending arm isn't dishwasher safe. This immersion blender also doesn't come with a jar or beaker you can use for blending or storing what you make, which is a bit inconvenient. Otherwise, it's a good option if you're looking for a cheap, compact blender, especially if you want to be able to blend directly in a pot or pan.

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The NutriBullet Immersion Blender is the best immersion blender that we've tested. This budget-friendly model has a long blending shaft that you can use to blend hot ingredients directly in a pot or pan. It has a variable speed dial on its handle and has a faster maximum speed than most hand blenders we've tested.

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However, the blades aren't dishwasher-safe. The blender also doesn't come with a jar you can use for blending, which can be annoying if you aren't blending in a pot or pan. It does a good job of processing fibrous ingredients and offers a versatile performance at a budget-friendly price.

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Avoid submerging the blender attachment. Water will get into it and you won't be able to get it out. Mine has been wet inside for weeks and occasionally drips dishwater.

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