#21

https://www.tesco.com/direct/nutribullet-600-juicer-blender-blue-exclusive-to-tesco/714-2903.prd?skuId=714-2903&pageLevel=sku&sc_cmp=eml_auto_ready_to_collect

£34!

#22

Oooh barg!
It’s all to do with like the number that makes it more power. I’m not sure I need 1000 amounts of blender power but it’s pretty good!

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#23

Says it’s sold out now. They have other colours for £50 though, which is still decent. Can’t remember how much ours was… A good buy though. One of those rare kitchen gadgets that hasn’t been sold/binned/relegated to the shed.

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#24

Thank you very much, u have just save me a few quid!

#25

I just bought a blender from Argos £12. Total piece of shite.

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#26

I did the same from Tesco for £10 and it started to smoke and leak at the same time

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#29

Hey big blender,

HEY BIG BLENDER!

Bleeeend a little

thyme with meeeeeeeeeee

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#30

If I want something that will make pesto and salsa verde and curry pastes as well as smoothies, is a nutribullet my best bet? Literally have no idea about the food processing world

#32

I had a Nutribullet but then all the office bore Tories at work started talking about them all the time so i gave it away.

#33

Take it jean was delighted with her Christmas present?

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#34

Same for me with toasters.

#35

@meowington and @hip_young_gunslinger Update for you, I went for the Nutribullet as I wanted to do ice and was worried Breville might not be too good with ice, and had gone for cheaper option previously that had leaked and smoked.
The Nutribullet is very solid but too good it turns the ice into slush! The Breville wud have probably sufficient I think. Thanks for the help