NinjaQB900B Master Prep Food Processor Blender with 48 oz Pitcher & 16 oz Chopping Bowl, Perfect for Frozen Blending & Chopping, 400 Watts, Dishwasher Safe, Countertop, Grey

I buy so much on Amazon that leaving a review never really crosses my mind... Unless the product is so phenomenal or terrible that it's a civic duty to give my fellow amazoners the details!I once owned the original Nija blender when I lived with my mother. It was extremely heavy duty and expensive with all the "bells and whistle".I was SO EXCITED when I was browsing Amazon and found this Ninja Blender.I was even more shocked with its low cost and how simple it looked to use.I've had this bad boy for the past 2 months and have had no problems with it! I especially love that is also comes with small processor.I have gartroparesis (my stomach muscles have difficulty contracting I can easily choke on real food and if I'm lucky not to choke, I have to deal with the vomiting and pain after.) I depend heavily on blenders to be able obtain nutrition so I can avoid having a feeding tube again.If it wasn't for this amazing, state of the art, creatively designed, easy to use and clean blender I would of had to have a feeling tube a lone time ago.Had a long day of work? Busy with studying? Full time mom? Or maybe looking to buy a blender because.. It's a necessity?Just want to make a fresh dinner without all the elbow grease of chopping veggies!Wanna skip adding mascara and tears to the onions needed for your recipe?This blender has it all, BABY!It's the easiest blender to clean. TheBlades are removable and the electric "base" of the blender is actually on top of the blender. Making it easier to sites off of the counter.The Ninja, as stated earlier works as food processor. So there's a smaller attachment within the box!Over View of Pro's-The price to quality is outstanding!!-Best blender to crush Ice-EASY TO CLEAN-Durable-The size is perfect and with its electric base being on top- east storage.-for safety, does not turn on until the lid is on secure-makes phenomenal margaritas-I drink meal supplements everyday and it's so easy to put together and take apart for cleaning that even if I'm running late for an appointment, it's not an issue to clean.-I love juicing and I was sick of having most of the nutrients and fiber get thrown out after it. Now since I bought this blender I have retired my juicing and now just making veggie smoothies with the ninja!Cons:That not all blenders are built like thisI can't believe I wrote this long of a review over a blender. But now in this day in age,we have the beauty of reviewing and buying everything and anything.

Important to note: My comments are in the context of having been a Vitamix user for over 20 years.We bought the Ninja because we were looking for something to replace our Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus. We were attracted to the Ninja because the reviews said it turned out more consistent results compared to others.We also noted that people warned about how quickly it could turn ingredients from chunks to mush.Both are very true.What we love about the Ninja is that it's super light, and easy to assemble and clean. It's also very quiet compared to other machines. And, the bases are super stable--no traveling across the counter as our Vitamix wants to do sometimes.What's remarkable is how quickly the Ninja breaks down ingredients. We've been going crazy making nut butters, including peanut and pecan butters. That's where the Ninja totally shines in comparison to all other machines (and we've used them all, from the Vitamix and Cuisinart to others!). Quiet, effective, and speedy are the three words to describe the Ninja.We also made raw cranberry relish (raw cranberries, apples, whole oranges, and dates) that the Ninja zipped out in seconds.It's true that the Ninja won't turn out the kind of silky smooth cream soups that the Vitamix will, but if the Vitamix earns an A+ in this use case, the Ninja earns an A-.You also can't beat the price: Less than 10% of the cost for a Vitamix. Do the math. It's a simple equation if you don't absolutely need silky smooth textures.And there's no comparison with the Cuisinart Mini-Prep, which we found to be noisy, OK for salsa and courser chopping, but not great at nut butters.For the easy of use, what it produces, quietness, and price, the Ninja can't be beat.

Everything works super well. Makes smoothies, salsa, whatever you want. The only issue is that the bigger pitcher spills from the top if you make anything that is liquidy. It's kind of annoying, and it's kind of hard to reach in all the little spots to clean the lid.

The Ninja QB900B Master Prep Food Processor Blender has quickly become one of my favorite kitchen tools! Whether I’m blending frozen fruits for smoothies, chopping vegetables, or making salsas, this blender does it all with ease. The 400-watt motor is surprisingly powerful for such a compact device, making quick work of even the toughest ingredients.I love that it comes with both a 48 oz pitcher and a 16 oz chopping bowl, offering great versatility depending on the task. I use the larger pitcher for smoothies and the smaller bowl for chopping herbs or making smaller batches of sauces. The frozen blending feature is a standout—no more struggling with ice or frozen fruit, it blends them effortlessly into smooth, creamy textures.Cleanup is a breeze, too. All the parts are dishwasher safe, which is a huge time-saver, and the overall design is sleek enough to look great on my countertop without taking up too much space. The grey color is stylish and neutral, blending well with my other kitchen appliances.If you're looking for a reliable, powerful, and easy-to-use food processor and blender combo, the Ninja QB900B is an excellent choice. It’s perfect for making smoothies, chopping, and blending, and I highly recommend it!