- Is the NutriBullet Series Matte good for frozen fruit and ice?
- Yes, for small batches. The 600-watt motor blends frozen fruit and ice into smoothies, but keep loads modest and add liquid. Very hard or large pieces can stall it.
- How is it different from a full-size blender?
- It is smaller, simpler and blends one serving at a time. A full-size blender has more power, multiple speeds and a larger jar for family batches.
- Can I blend hot liquids in it?
- No. It is designed for cold and room-temperature ingredients. Hot liquids can build pressure in the sealed cup and are not safe in this blender.
- What cups come with it?
- It ships with 18-oz and 24-oz blending cups that work as travel bottles. Both fit the same base.
- Is it hard to clean?
- No. Rinse the cup and blade right after blending, or run warm water and a drop of soap through a short blend. Dried food is harder to remove.
- Who is it not for?
- It is a poor fit for large families, hot soups or anyone who wants variable speed control. Those buyers should look at a full-size blender.
- Where is the Nurtibullet Series Matte Personal Blender cheapest?
- At Home Depot, for $69.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Nurtibullet Series Matte Personal Blender?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Home Depot, JCPenney.