blender for bulky vegetables

saimabhaidani
saimabhaidani Posts: 145 Member
in Health and Weight Loss
which blender is best (beside vitamix - its out of my budget) for blending bulky vegetables such as broccoli, celery, carrots etc.


I have an Oster which works fine for fruits/soft leafy greens but can't use any bulky vegetables like carrots/celery

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  • ninerbuff
    ninerbuff Posts: 49,032 Member
    Why not just EAT them?

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  • StephNaturallyFit
    StephNaturallyFit Posts: 2
    Nutribullet is a good option . Around $100 from Target :)
  • now_or_never13
    now_or_never13 Posts: 1,575 Member
    Why not just EAT them?

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    This!
  • saimabhaidani
    saimabhaidani Posts: 145 Member
    Why not just EAT them?

    its just way more convenient that way, I leave early and in a hurry so I blend up my veggies (mainly kale, spinach, 1 fruit and a lemon) and take a giant smoothie on the ride, I have been making green smoothies for a few months now and love them for/with breakfast

    Another big reason is that my kids (8, 14) don't mind leafy green vegetables in their fruit smoothies at all (they especially love spinach) but WILL NOT eat them anyhow - raw or steamed or sauteed or however so I thought it would be a good idea to add other bulky veggies in their smoothies besides the leafy ones....
  • AMS44067
    AMS44067 Posts: 49
    Have you considered the Ninja? I use one and it pretty much liquifies everything, no matter which model, they are all pretty powerful.
  • dangerousdumpling
    dangerousdumpling Posts: 1,109 Member
    I also have a Ninja and it works very well. I love green smoothies.
  • BamBam125
    BamBam125 Posts: 229 Member
    Could you steam them and then blend them after they're cooked?
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  • vkmoorthy
    vkmoorthy Posts: 64 Member
    I love my vitamix. They are pricey but worth it
  • Chrissiecurit
    Chrissiecurit Posts: 74 Member
    I would definitely recommend the Ninja! Affordable and like the others said, it is awesome!
  • saimabhaidani
    saimabhaidani Posts: 145 Member
    Thanks everyone!

    I believe the Ninja won :drinker:

    will be getting it this wknd hopefully :)
  • DivaLuvsDisney
    DivaLuvsDisney Posts: 75 Member
    Savings tip for purchasing a Ninja Blender! If you have a Bed Bath & Beyond near you go to their website and sign up for emails. They will immediately send you a 20% off coupon for an in store purchase. I bought the Ninja BL660 there. It retailed for $129.99 and after the discount and sales tax was applied I paid $110.

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