A new Ninja Boss blender is here: Meet the CrushBoss
Ninja created a whole new type of blender with its BlendBoss, a single-serve blender that blends directly into a tumbler cup.
But now it's bringing the tumbler design to its kitchen systems.
Meet the CrushBoss, a new Ninja kitchen system that combines a traditional pitcher blender, single-serve blender, and food processor in one.
But rather than the traditional single-serve cups, you get a 26-ounce tumbler.
AKA, one less dish to clean after your morning smoothie.
The CrushBoss kitchen system from Ninja comes with three different attachments.
Credit: Ninja / Mashable The CrushBoss comes with Ninja's Detect technology.
So rather than the classic settings of a blender or food processor, it auto-detects how long and how much power is needed, taking a little bit of guesswork out of the kitchen.
The whole system comes with a 72 oz. pitcher, an 8-cup food processor, and a 26-ounce tumbler.
The food processor is going to do more than puree or chop.
In addition to its dough mixing attachments, it now offers precision dicing and slicing, cutting multiple vegetables in less than a minute.
Ahead of the CrushBoss's launch, we got to give Ninja's new kitchen system a try to see if it's worth its $319 price tag.
Ninja CrushBoss first impressions Putting the CrushBoss to the test by making a refreshing smoothie.
Credit: Samantha Mangino / Mashable I got to give the Ninja CrushBoss a whirl before its launch, trying out its chopping and blending skills.
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