Can Nutribullet Pro 900 Match the Ninja Foodi Power Blender?

[@JoesPhenomenal]

What's more important to you? Overall utility or smiplicity? If you liked this video, you might like this ice cream maker comparison video, too: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWfEh3-Bgs11hpo

[@Albertojedi]

Thanks, Joe. I love your Ninja Ultimate Blender and Ninja Creami videos. These comparisons between devices are very interesting too.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Thanks, Alberto!

[@Frank020]

Diffrent blending methods I think. One dices with it's sharp cutters, but sharp cutters can get dull over time. The other smashes the berries. with duller blades, and uses horsepower to do so. So that is why they render different textures.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Makes sense.

[@lauragraber2704]

There are pretty much only your videos reviewing this ninja. Love your videos tho! ❤

[@JoesPhenomenal]

I'm everywhere! Mua ha ha! Thanks Laura. 😊😊😊

[@frubam]

I'd like to say for the smoothie comparison, it might have been better if you used a precise amount of each fruit(i.e. a kitchen scale to get an exact measurement in grams), or, a single kind of fruit. Some fruits has different water contents than others, and unlike the other tests, its possible that more of one fruit vs the others was the cause of the inconsistency.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Agreed.... It turned out that I just went with slightly less liquid and it turned out great, also

[@popodood]

I have that ninja blender and just use it for smoothies these days. I overstuffed the cups every now and then, I tried manually blending but things would get stuck, the smoothie function does some weird stuff with the speed to mix everything around and not liquefy it all. So I think it is the smoothie function that produced this result you saw.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Sounds about right. Thanks for the insight!

[@step_losev]

What about making a review on new nutribullet models? For example, theor new kitchen triple prep system, similar to ninja, or brand new personal Ultra?

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Good idea.. Will have to put those on my list

[@ipedros7]

good video. At 8:20, Would've been preferable for comparison sake to actually measure the water and put the same in each machine. Likely that was the difference, given that the water measure was 'partially cover' can have a significant impact - as im sure it did.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Yeah... that was my mistake. I did mention that at the end of the video also. The width of the cup threw me off a little. Measurements would have worked way better.

[@quarterarcade8825]

Would be interesting to know the db of each running at full speed. Consider adding that to future blender reviews 👍🏻

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Good idea... Been adding sound levels into a lot of the recent reviews.

[@Prezmir]

@@JoesPhenomenalWas there a noticeable difference in how loud each of these blenders were? I’ve heard Ninjas are obnoxiously loud

[@Michael-vr6xz]

i have a Vitamix but wanted something smaller. for me the footprint and price point of the Nutribullet takes the day here. If you're looking for a kind of vitamix, basic blender, and bullet combo, and have the space, the Ninja Foodi seems the way to go. (vitamix is 1440 watts where NFPB is very close at 1200)

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Yeah... Vitamix blenders are great, but they're pretty huge and expensive. People hate on Ninja a lot, but they have impressive features and a really good price point. I haven't had any reliability issues either, myself.

[@step_losev]

​@@JoesPhenomenalBut when did you hear somebody hated ninja?

[@JoesPhenomenal]

@@step_losev you be surprised how many. People say that they're just cheap crap, don't like that they're manufactured in China, and a lot of stuff along those lines. Mine have all been pretty solid though and I haven't personally had any fail on me... That Chinese manufacturing is pretty common these days too. Even Vitamix had their cheaper line made there too now, or at least a portion of the parts.

[@step_losev]

@@JoesPhenomenal when i am in a bad mood i get angry at my nutribullet thinking why i didn't buy ninja😅

[@JoesPhenomenal]

@step_losev ll.. I wouldn't... Those are nice too... Just a little on the power power side. Great at smoothies though. 😉

[@nobodyisprfct]

There are 3 newer versions of Nutribullet. Nutri bullet Select 1000W Blender, nutribullet Rx, The nutribullet Smart Touch Blender Combo etc. these have newer blades and the last one is a fullsize

[@JoesPhenomenal]

I saw those! Was tempted to just get them all and do a dedicated nutri vs nutri video, but I did this one just bassed on price since the 900 and the power blender are both right at $99 where I'm at. Nutribullewt has come a long way with their full sized stuff.

[@behzadnasr]

Hi I'm behzad from Sweden ...thanks for your best information ...I am looking for a mixer and grinder for nuts, which one is better, powerful and does not take up much space... Thanks for all

[@SFV_Aurora]

At the end why would you say the ninja did better? Because it has a smoother consistency vs watery? Thanks for the video 😄

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Well, that Nutribullet did a pretty darned good job with just about everything, but for me at that price point, the Ninja Foodi was just more versitile, had the ability to use the larger pitcher as an option, and I liked the controls better. You can just hit a button and go... with the NB, you have to hold it down to keep it running.

[@arielak8598]

Wouldn’t it be better to pulverize the peanuts dry before adding the oil? This way they wouldn’t stick to the sides and you wouldn’t have to constantly stop and start the processing? I’ve never made peanut butter so I’m just asking if that would work.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Well... It's really high in fat, so even dry blending produces a lot of oil to help it stick.... If you do larger amounts than I did, there will be more mass in the cup to help keep things moving though... That would end up making it a lot smoother, also.

[@ipedros7]

Good idea. likely much less sticking.

[@T94869]

How is the noise on both of these? Is one of them significantly louder than the other?

[@JoesPhenomenal]

I wouldn't call either one quiet, but the Nutribullet is quite a bit less noisy. The Ninja is more powerful, however, and is a little more versitile.

[@kitchenwithsaba5954]

Nice sharing 😊🤗

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Thanks!

[@Dragoninja]

I would have thought that the Sharper Blades would produce a smoother result than the duller blades. I guess I was wrong on that.

[@JoesPhenomenal]

It just kinda depends on what's going in the machine.

[@boxinggloves87]

hey mr which one is less noise???

[@JoesPhenomenal]

The nutribullet is less noisy for sure.

[@myutube6422]

Wait until you get a ninja speedi :o) I know off topic

[@JoesPhenomenal]

Yeah... I need to get one of those..

[@bettyadkins2910]

Which blender does better with ice cubes

[@JoesPhenomenal]

@bettyadkins2910 The Ninja. The blade design and the extra power work really well for that sort of thing. All of their blenders have always been pretty good with that.

[@bettyadkins2910]

@@JoesPhenomenal thank ypu

[@JoesPhenomenal]

@bettyadkins2910 you got it!

[@behzadnasr]

Hi I'm behzad from Sweden ...thanks for your best information ...I looking for a mixer and grinder for nuts, which one is better, powerful and does not take up much space... Thanks for all

[@JoesPhenomenal]

That ninja one is a lot more poweful, but it's larger than the nutribullet. They do make a smaller one that looks like the nutribullet pro hough that's still pretty powerful.

[@tomlovah]

@@JoesPhenomenal how is the smaller ninja called?

[@JoesPhenomenal]

@tomlovah it's called the Nutri Ninja