Blenders and other helpful appliances

I have a big ol' Cusinart commercial blender, and it's awesome, but it's heavy and LOUD. I find myself most often using my Ninja. I got the one with the food chopper cup and the pitcher, and both are indispensable to me, because it's lighter, quieter, and takes the place of the food processor, too (in most cases).

But here is your public service announcement: blender blades are pretty dull, because they're relying on their weight and the power of the motor -- the Ninja's blades are light and VERY sharp, and you could potentially ruin a lovely smoothie because you reached in to retrieve some of the extra frozen pineapple you accidentally dumped in there and slid the tip of your right index finger along the edge of the blade, nearly resulting in a trip to your friendly neighborhood Urgent Care. Not that this happened (just in case my mom is hearing this telepathically). I'm just saying its possible.

Our NutriBullet is awesome. My wife uses local honey as a sweetener and to help us with allergies.

I have an immersion blender, which in my opinion is more useful.

Love my NutriBullet, too!