Best budget-friendly blender: NutriBullet rechargeable blender drops to under $40. ‘It’s very impressive’
Aussies are racing to get their hands on a best-selling rechargable blender as it drops to half price at Amazon Australia.
NutriBullet — the brand behind the popular kitchen gadgets — has an “impressive” blender that can be used on the go.
Thanks to the wire-free design, all you have to do is charge it via a USB-C cable , meaning you can blend healthy drinks at home, the office, or even when travelling.
Perfect for those on a health kick before summer rolls around, it has endless rave reviews across the globe.
“Fantastic smoothie blender. Blends frozen fruit without a hassle and it charges in no time. Much easier to clean than my old one,” writes one shopper.
Now just $39 in a limited-time deal, it’s a stand-out sale price for a “must-have” gadget.
Great for mixing smoothies, juices, protein shakes and even party drinks , NutriBullet’s rechargable blender has long been praised for its handy design.
It’s compact and lightweight, meaning you can take it everywhere with you, whether that’s to the office, gym or on holiday.
“I love this NutriBullet portable blender. Just a press of a button blends all the ingredients well. Easy to clean too,” writes another shopper.
Another adds: “Had this product for two years now and love it still, works great, for a small blender handles frozen fruit really well for smoothies”.
Charged via USB-C, the blender is designed for optimum portability , with a handled lid and a battery-equipped to power through 15 blending cycles per charge.
The on-sale price of $39 is available in three different colours: black, eggshell and light purple.
Making the ideal gift for someone kickstarting their health goals , shoppers say it’s a “must-have” addition for creating healthy drinks at home.
From tasty smoothies packed with fruit and veg, to protein shakes for workout sessions, the rechargable design certainly comes in handy.
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