NutriBullet 2.0 Blender 1000W

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Step up your blending game with the power and precision of the NutriBullet Blender. With multiple speeds, a pulse function, extraction capabilities and a vented lid to accommodate hot ingredients. Note: The NutriBullet Blender will not accommodate single serve cups. To have this feature, please see our Blender Combos.

Download the Nutribullet 2.0 Blender 1000W user guide here.

: 1000 watt motor base, extractor blade, 1.6L blender pitcher, pitcher lid with lid cap, tamper & user guide

Features

Hot foods? No sweat.

The vented pitcher on this blender can handle the heat. This cooking companion is ready to help make soups, sauces and hot stuff of all kind

Precision nutrient extraction™.

Our blades cups and pitcher are designed to work together for optimal nutrient extraction™, turning ordinary food into superfood.

A clear advantage.

Our pitchers and cups are made from super-durable, high-performance plastic. It’s BPA-free and dishwasher-safe, too.

The control you need.

Unleash your inner control freak with three precision speeds, plus a pulse function.

Power? It's got plenty.

Power, extraction technology, and versatile functionality let you make an endless array of smoothies, soups, sauces, nut butters and beyond.

FAQ

A. It is not assembled correctly. Either the pitcher or the cup is not secured to the base properly.
A. Your blender has overheated. Unplug the unit and allow it to cool for at least 15 minutes and plug back in.

A. Yes. You may blend hot foods in the NutriBullet Blender, however, use caution. Never allow exposed skin or hands to come into contact with the vented lid while blending hot foods, as hot steam is released and may cause injury. Also, never cover the lid with a towel, paper, etc. while blending hot liquids as it will not allow the steam to escape.

A. No. NEVER operate Nutribullet Blender without the lid properly secured to the pitcher.
A. While you cannot blend without the lid, you may remove the lid cap on the pitcher lid while blending on LOW setting and add ingredients while blending. Never do this when blending hot foods, as steam released could cause injury.