Nutribullet 900

Just turned to HSN, looks like a nice powerful machine

I have had two Ninjas and love them, but the 900 liquifies carrots, ginger, etc, in a way the ninja can't... better for vegetable smoothies. I didn't want the size or expense of a vitamix.

Does it REALLY do just as good as of a job as a Vitamix?

My main concern is how long this will last. With a Vitamix, it's made in the USA. I'm afraid this might last a year, then it will burn out. I'd rather invest more money into something that will go the long haul.

I saw one presentation with Shannon last night. Chunky berries were coming out in the ice cream or whatever they were making. So I don't see this thing liquefying anything, or is it somehow adjustable?

Depglass, you were watching the Nutribullet dessert maker, which is like yonanas. Makes "ice cream" out of bananas and other fruit. The Nutribullet 900 is for smoothies, soups, etc.

With such a good deal, I couldn't pass it up.

I'll let you all know how it works out.

I'm excited to start juicing.

radimage, if you belong to Costco, they have a huge bag of "power greens" for $4. Its got kale, spinach and chard, enough to last for two weeks. Add in some frozen fruit and its delicious. I am sleeping better and lost my desire for ice cream, etc.

I love mine! I got it about 2 months ago. It pulverizes everything beautifully! I had heard online that Kohl's had it mismarked on the website for $99 when it should have been the 600 model for $99. It was "out of stock" but said my store had it in stock so I printed the page from the website and went that night to Kohl's. At the checkout, the girl said "that will be $151" and I said "no it's $99.". She said "no, that's the 600 model". I showed her my printout, she called a manager over and he gave it to me for $99. The next day I told a co-worker and she did the same deal! It came with lots of blender containers, a lid, handle, drinking rim etc. I've done shakes with Kale, apples etc. and all get totally blended...no chunks!