Can I use NutriBullet instead of hand blender?

The NutriBullet is an immersion blender that you can use to blend hot ingredients for soups and sauces. It can also make crushed ice with an okay texture.

Is NutriBullet better than regular blender?

Nutribullet vs blender: which is better? The most important is that the cyclonic action and high RPM of the Nutribullet does create a significantly more appetising drink than most blenders which simply can’t break down harder foods such as cashews and flax seeds to the same degree.

Which is better blender or hand blender?

If you’re making a single smoothie or a small serving of sauce, baby food, or purée, then a stick blender is a convenient option. If you usually prepare larger quantities of food (anything over a double serving), a traditional blender will probably save you time. A personal blender could give you the best of both.

Can a hand blender replace a blender?

When it comes to blending, whipping, and puréeing, you’ve got choices: You can get out your stand blender or use a smaller, handheld immersion blender. Both appliances generally accomplish the same task.

What is so special about NutriBullet?

What’s so great about the NutriBullet is that it effortlessly extracts all the good things that come from whole fruits and vegetables. You can easily ingest and digest the (okay-to-eat) seeds, the fiber, the juice, the pulp… everything! Nothing is wasted!

Is NutriBullet a high speed blender?

The Nutribullet High Speed Blender is perfect for avid smoothie drinkers, as it’s compact and tidy enough to keep on your counter and so high speed that it can blitz just about anything your breakfast shake heart desires.

Can I use frozen fruit in a NutriBullet?

Although most NutriBullet can handle frozen fruit, remember frozen fruit is harder than fresh fruit. It is best to let the fruit thaw a little first, especially with the smaller models. Just take the fruit out of the freezer, prep the rest of the ingredients.

Is Hand Blender same as normal blender?

Exactly what a stick blender is called is based on the manufacturer’s preference. All three – stick, hand and immersion terms refer to the same type of appliance. A stick, hand or immersion blender can blend smaller amounts of food than a regular sized counter blender, which makes one a very handy kitchen tool.

Is hand blender same as normal blender?

What can you not put in a NutriBullet?

Do not blend dates, nuts, seeds, ice or any other hard ingredients in the nutribullet® GO Cordless Blender. Attempting to crush hard ingredients and ice may cause permanent damage to the blades.