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Nutri Ninja Slim 700W Blender $79 at Coles Brimbank (VIC)

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Nutri Ninja Slim 700W Blender $79 at Coles Brimbank (VIC)
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stebie on 03/01/2015 - 01:30 files.ozbargain.com.au (2543 clicks)
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Not sure if this should be posted as a deal or in the forums. Please move as required.

Spotted this at Coles Brimbank (VIC) this evening. This Coles is one of them larger super-Coles stores that include more items than just your typical groceries, including appliances, bedding and clothing. Not sure if the Nutri Ninja Slim is available at other Coles stores.

I think this would be a great alternative to the Nutribullet, both 600W and 900W varieties, as this unit claims to have a 700W motor and smaller cup sizes (470ml vs 532ml/710ml).

I can't find specs of this model on the Ninja site, so I've taken them from here ($89, but out of stock).

Nutri Ninja Slim is a nutrient and vitamin extraction system for healthy living.
Nutri Ninja Slim is a simple way to prepare nutrient rich juices and smoothies for the family.
Nutri Ninja Slim provides a silky smooth cup of goodness made entirely from whole fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds and ice cubes. It is a fun, fast and simple way to prepare nutrient-rich super juices for you and your family to enjoy. The Nutri Ninja Slim is compact and powerful, and is BPA free and dishwasher safe.

The Nutri Ninja Slim set includes:
- 700 watt flip power pod
- blade assembly
- 2x 470mL Nutri Ninja Cups
- 2x Sip and Seal lids
- inspiration guide

Coles Brimbank also has "reduced to clear" sale items including Coles branded 6pk fruit mince pies for 37c (10 packs remaining late yesterday afternoon), originally $1.50 on Christmas Day.

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  • stebie on 03/01/2015 - 02:05
    +2

    Coles fruit mince pies: http://i.imgur.com/JrbgLpj.jpg

  • [Deactivated] on 03/01/2015 - 03:04

    Coles Brimbank also has "reduced to clear" sale items including Coles branded 6pk fruit mince pies for 37c

    What was the best before date? ie. Can I use these for Christmas this year without feeling guilty?

    • stebie on 03/01/2015 - 07:51

      Unfortunately not. They have a best before date of 29 March 2015.

      • [Deactivated] on 07/01/2015 - 10:42

        christmas has come early.

  • MelbBoy on 03/01/2015 - 03:13

    Bought one myself yesterday too. :)

  • CptTerry on 03/01/2015 - 07:17

    This is advertised in the current catalogue (for QLD at least), so I'm guessing it is available in most locations.

    • stebie on 03/01/2015 - 07:56

      Thanks, you may be right as it's in the VIC catalog as well. I had not read this week's catalog, and don't recall seeing the Nutri Ninja Slim at other (smaller) Coles stores. The "while stocks last" tag didn't help either.

      Comparatively speaking, based on specs alone and not performance (I didn't buy one) it may provide a good alternative for those considering the Nutribullet.

  • yotis on 03/01/2015 - 07:54

    Main question would be, is this really a bargain and is it good compared to other brands? :)

    • stebie on 03/01/2015 - 08:18
      +3

      It's priced between less powerful 250W-300W blenders, such as the Homemaker Drink Bottle Blender (250W, 500ml, $15, Kmart), the George Foreman Mix and Go 600ml Blender (300W, 600ml, $28, TGG) and the Sunbeam Stainless To Go Blender (300W, 600ml, $44, TGG), and would be more comparable to the Nutribullet (600W ~$130, 900W ~$250, eBay).

      I used to use one of the (Big W branded) Abode $30 300W bullet blenders, and it would do a good job of blending and chopping foods, however stuff like spinach would sometimes not get annihilated but end up wrapped around the blades. Something like the Nutri Ninja Slim should do a better job due to its 700w motor, but each unit's blades and overall design would impact their performance.

      Unfortunately I cannot provide direct comparisons as I did not purchase one (bought the Kogan blender recently instead).

      One of the selling points of the Nutribullet is its size, where some people would travel with it. I believe this is smaller than the Nutribullet, making it even more travel-friendly.

  • Tgirl on 03/01/2015 - 09:25
    +2

    I bought the Nutri Ninja Slim a few days ago, for $89 at Woolworths. So far I'm pleased with it, it feels like a well made machine.

    I already own a Cuisinart, which is great too, but was hoping a more powerful blender would do a better job on spinach and raspberry seeds. The Nutri Ninja Slim does pulverise both of those slightly better than the Cuisinart, but there are still a few (less though) tiny bits left. The Ninja is a smaller machine so it takes up less storage space.

    Before this I owned the Kogan personal blender, which had to be replaced three times under warranty. After the third time I decided to buy a better blender, hence the Cuisinart. The Kogan blender did a good enough job though, and for me it was worth buying just to see if I'd get use out of a personal blender. Turns out I do, at least once a day.

  • klownz on 03/01/2015 - 11:38
    +9

    Does it unlock the nutrients at the cellular level? :P

  • beaver2233 on 03/01/2015 - 16:54

    Interested to see the difference in performance to the Nutri Ninja (not slim). 1000W (vs 700W) and a few different sized cups but that's $249 (vs $79)…

    • beaver2233 on 03/01/2015 - 18:51

      That's if it's the same brand even… As not mention of the 'slim' on the ninja website.

      • stebie on 03/01/2015 - 21:55

        Looking for an equivalent model, I came across model QB3000 (Nutri Ninja® 2-in-1) which appears to have the same motor, the same looking base and bottles, but has an additional food processing bowl.

        http://www.ninjakitchen.com/nutri-ninja-2-in-1/QB3000/

        It could be this one has been "slimmed" down to be a direct competitor to the NutriBullet.

  • msjb on 04/01/2015 - 17:01
    +1

    Pick up the last unit at Northcote Plaza. Ivanhoe still has 5 units available. I've used the unit a couple times & it's much better than the Nutribullet 600w version (my mother has it). With the extra 100w & slightly smaller drink bottles makes a significant difference to the cyclonic action to mulch the veggies & fruits. The build quality is on par or even slightly better than the Nutribullet as well. I highly recommend if you want to pick up a bargain; the special ends this Tuesday, 6th. :-)

    • stebie on 07/01/2015 - 10:34

      I went back to buy one yesterday but they were nowhere to be found! Not sure if Brodened or moved elsewhere (Back to School items were in its place), but scoured the store just in case without success.

      Fortunately found one at another nearby Coles.

      • ndeans on 11/01/2015 - 18:15

        Which Coles?

  • msjb on 04/01/2015 - 18:20
    +1

    http://www.today.com/money/nutribullet-900-blender-rated-saf…

    NutriBullet Pro 900 rated 'safety hazard' by Consumer Reports - Watch: http://bcove.me/64c3babc They recommend the Ninja at the end of the video (claiming no cracked or broken blades).

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