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I recently purchased a NutriBullet 900 at Walmart. Trial and error. Make sure you have a snug fit on the lid or it will leak. Unless you are adding a lot of liquid milk or water it takes a full minute to chop up everything and blend. I tried frozen fruit, milk and my Kachava protein powder. It took a minute wait and another minute. The instructions make it clear 1 minute each no more than 3 times. With Spring approaching every one is doing smoothies. Here's to your health
Reviews are much appreciated. But i think I speak for a few others who are here to determine if the Nutribullet 600 cups will work with the Nutribullet 900 blender...... Can we use our old cups too when we upgrade. It doesn't appear as if the Pro 1000 series has the same cups but this one may. Yet all reviews brush over the cups. This video puts an extrmem close-up which looks like they may fit. I will keep looking.
I always use vanilla since it makes a nice base for a lot of different flavors. We use Dymatize ISO 100. It mixes really well, and also is really low in cholesterol.. Hydrolyzed whey proteins have that advantage.
I can’t use my Nutribullet Pro because there is a black plastic liner where the activator tabs are along the sides which means my motor doesn’t fully go in! Am I missing something here??
Heya, Christian. If it's the black plastic inside the machine that you can see through the open tabs, those are the pressure tabs that turn the motor on. You're supposed to line the tabs on the cup up with the notches, rest the cup right on that black part and push down to get the motor to come on.... It has a little tension to it. Sorta wonky, but you get used to it.
@@JoesPhenomenal actually I found my problem. The piece of plastic which I they they call a cup ring, got stuck inside. I removed it and now I’m able to use my machine.
We ran it empty just to try to get a gauge on the noise. You're right though... I should have mentioned not to do that in practice due to the damage risk. On the ice and frozen stuff, I checked with Nutribullet on that, and their respose was that those things are fine in the Pro models.... they just need to be blended along with a little bit of some sort of liquid in there along side. Had me scared there for a second! Thanks for the heads up though, Lyra. Appreciate ya.
Joe Your a accident waiting to happen. Directions have a purpose. You should always read directions, safety for one information about what you should not do. I taught weapons in the USAF for 20 years. I was amazed how many people do not read directions or use safety. 4 hour class even on the range I lost count of people who pointed a live weapon at me. Those blades are sharp. You put a dry cup and turned it on. That could damage the machine. Apply common sense when demonstrating a product. There is a right way and wrong way.
Heya... sometimes when they ship those, they have the black ring already attached to the top of the blending cup. If it's on there, twist it off. I won't go on the blender base if it's attached.
Excellent point. I just did that for a short time to get a noise test on it... I should have mentioned not to do that in practice though. Thanks for the heads up! Appreciate it.
