Its stylish, its compact, and most importantly it makes quick work of smoothies.
Design-wise, the Ninja Blast sports a stylish, slightly retro feel.
Thankfully, much of the time, one cycle is all youll need for effortless and consistent smoothies.
Now onto the drawbacks.
Its lightweight at just 2.4lbs / 1.09kg, making it easy to carry, too.
Both the lid and vessel are dishwasher safe.
Heres where I encountered my first hurdle: hard veggies.
It was still a little bitty in places, but enjoyable to drink nonetheless.
Up next was our standardized TechRadar test: banana, spinach, greek yogurt,applejuice and pineapple chunks.
Small pieces of spinach leaves were still visible, but they were small and evenly sized.
However, the results were silky smooth and delicious.
Thankfully, its quick to charge, taking just two hours.
Should I buy the Ninja Blast?
Also consider… For more information, check out our fullSmeg Personal Blender review.
Its not quite as effective as the Ninja Blast, but still a great option.
For more information, check out our fullNutribullet Magic Bullet Kitchen Expressreview.
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[First reviewed Novembers 2023]
