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I'm a about a month away from surgery and planning out meals (if you can call liquids a meal :unsure: ). I'm thinking I should probably upgrade my GE personal blender. Does anyone own the Ninja or the Nutra Bullet? I'm leaning towards the Ninja but I'd like to hear from folks who already use them.

Thanks in advance!

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I'm a about a month away from surgery and planning out meals (if you can call liquids a meal :unsure: ). I'm thinking I should probably upgrade my GE personal blender. Does anyone own the Ninja or the Nutra Bullet? I'm leaning towards the Ninja but I'd like to hear from folks who already use them.

Thanks in advance!

I just received my nutri-bullet two days ago. I love it! I use the small cup. I like the handle that can be screwed on. It blends like a beast! Easy clean up too! After surgery and healed up tummy I plan on using it to get Fiber in. Plus I'm on a new path of living healthy. This will be yet another tool for me. :-). Best wishes!!!

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I have a Kitchen Aid hand blender and a regular blender like yours.........and found no need to upgrade....just thought I'd put that out there.....I try to save $ where I can, and wanted to share.....good luck whatever you decide.

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I have the Bullet and love it. Use it 3 to 4 times a day. Hubby uses it too.

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I love the bullet but it does not crush or blend ice. everything else about it is great.

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I have a ninja and the cleanup is a hassle.

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I love the bullet but it does not crush or blend ice. everything else about it is great.

What?!?! Oh no that just sealed the deal. I gotta have crushed ice, it's a deal breaker. Hello Ninja, lol.

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I have a ninja and the cleanup is a hassle.

Uh oh? Why?? Too many parts?

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nutri bullet all the way!

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Uh oh? Why?? Too many parts?

I love my ninja. I use the individual piece 99% of the time and have never found it to be a hassle. The large part is easy to clean the blades a little more difficult because there are so many, but nothing hot Water can't take care of. I bake and I use my ninja to make frosting, batter, fillings. Easy peezy. Love it!

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My Bullet crushes ice and makes my shake almost like ice cream. I wonder if it's the year you bought it because mine does everything a ninja does. I have had both and love my bullet so much more.

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The Bullet is a great product, but wears out pretty quickly. The Ninja is more expensive for a reason. It does everything. The Ninja's single serving cup takes about a minute to clean. You can decide if that's a hassle. I don't know one person that traded the Ninja for a Bullet.

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