We test pretty much everything Nutribullet put out. They're a massive brand bringing inexpensive blending to the masses. When you consider that the likes of Vitamix and KitchenAid start their prices at $300, Nutribullets like the new Smart Touch Blender offer a cheap alternative. But can a value appliance like this really tangle with the big brands?
No, but you don't need it to. On test, I found an average but incredibly straightforward blender. If you're like me and you don't want to overthink blending, this is great. It has four settings. You want a smoothie, hit smoothie and you're done. Same with purée and ice. If you want more control over your blend, there are timers and pulse buttons, but not much else.
