I often use frozen fruit, and I found out that boiling water in a tea kettle

Nutribullet Pro 1000 vs 900 People who make things out of stainless steel can be very strong. Cyclonic action is used by extractor blades to break down materials that are hard to break down. This set of BPA-free, high-performance plastic cups will last for a long time. To clean, twist off the blade, rinse with soap and water, then put the cups on top of the dishwasher. This item comes with a one-year warranty, so it's safe. The hardest whole foods are turned into healthy drinks, smoothies, and nut butters with a 900-watt motor and new blades that extract more nutrients. They should only be used for a short time at a time.
1000-watt high torque power base with smart technology is part of this special package. It comes with a blade, two comfort lip rings, two flip top lids, and a user's guide with a recipe book. 28oz insulated stainless steel cup with vessel grip, 32oz colossal cup with handle, 32oz colossal cup with vessel grip, extractor blade, 2 comfort lip rings, 2 flip top lids, and a user guide with a recipe book are some of the things you get with this set. For up to 8 hours, your smoothie or shake stays cold in this stainless steel 28oz insulated cup made of stainless steel. Fruits, vegetables, super foods, protein drinks, green smoothies, seeds, keto shakes, and morning shakes can all be ground up very quickly, too. A dishwasher-safe and easy to clean item
I often use frozen fruit, and I found out that boiling water in a tea kettle before making tea makes it easier to drink. Because the fruit is frozen, I then add a little of this hot water to it. This helps the fruit dissolve and get warm again. There are a lot of ways to add less water than you need to start with. Then add a little more, and if you need to, keep adding small amounts until it's like a milkshake but a little thinner. Then you'll have a smoothie that will have you coming back for more. There's a lot of power in this Nutri-bullet 900. It's great. In order to grind coffee, I use the milling blade on my 900W Pro. Some people say the 900W can grind coffee very fine with the extractor blade. It's easy for me to grind coffee beans into ground coffee for my drip coffee machine because I've done it before. There's no reason to think that the 1000W version would be any different from the 500W version.