Technology
Save £40 on the Nutri Ninja blender and smoothie maker
Anyone trying to put away five portions of fruit and vegetables every day will know just how hard it is in reality. That is a lot of the good stuff, and sometimes the logistics just don’t work. There’s not actually that much space left in your bag once you have forced in the fifth banana.
The best way to consume the recommended amount of fruit, vegetables, nuts, and seeds, is to pop them all into a blender or smoothie maker, and knock it back. With the Nutri Ninja blender, you can create smooth and great tasting drinks with all of your favourite ingredients, in just seconds.
The Nutri Ninja blender and smoothie maker is now available for just £59.99 until midnight on May 31. This device is usually priced at £99.99, meaning you save £40 if you act fast. A massive 82 percent of Amazon reviewers give the product five-stars, meaning you can feel pretty confident that this is a device that works.
The Nutri Ninja blender is really easy to use. Simply press one button and the Ninja does all the work for you. The 1000 watt motor and specially designed blades extract all of the nutrients you put in, leaving no item unblended. This means there’s no waste, too. You get out what you put in.
Stuffing your bag full of fruit and veg is just not practical. Get a blender and smoothie maker instead.
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