Nutribullet blender

[Patzee]

Hope this is not stating the obvious......but is the TM better than the Nutribullet that is advertiser on TV? Thanks

[cookie1]

I have googled the nutri bullet as I didn't know much about it. A friend has one and he uses to make his morning smoothies with nuts, fruit and veggies.
I think there are quite a lot of differences from what I can gather. The first and obvious is the price. One is a lot cheaper than the other as the thermomix is almost $2000 Australian dollars.
Does the Nutri bullet cook as well as blend? Does it have the possibility of steaming food as the thermomix does? Does it have scales?

Perhaps if you told us what you want from the machine that you buy we can help a little more. Have you looked on the thermomix site?

[fundj&e]

I think the TM is better having said i am thinking of buying one t o take away with us to bali my other thermo thingy does not work that good in bali

[gertbysea]

It has only 650 watts which is less than a good blender I would think but would probably be adequate for smoothies.

Gert

[cookie1]

Have you sold your thermomix?

[fundj&e]

  noooooooooooooooooooooooooo, she wouldn't

[Patzee]

Nooooo I haven't Cookie1. lol      I  purchased a Nutribullet when I saw it advertised on TV. not realising that the TM would most probably give the same result, if not better.   Anyway I did a experiment this morning using greens, fruit and seeds. The TM came out smoother.  I have decided to sell it to my friend.  Just interested if anyone else has both machines.   

[cookie1]

My friend that has the nutri bullet doesn't have a thermomix. As I said he makes his morning smoothies. I'm glad you haven't sold your thermomix.