“Does this blender chop up green leafy vegetables so it's completely broken down? My last ninja (the bullet) did not do this well. Plus the bullet allows particles to get into the base of the unit, where you have to take it apart to really clean it.”
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green leafy veggies don't come out like a juicer .. I have found lettuces to become almost imperceptible but things like celery does not completely disappear into the drink .. however its making a smoothie .. maybe what you are hoping for is what a juicer would do for you .. however everything stays in the container . no seepage with this unit .. and the consistency is very fine but not chewable bits
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Gigi- with leafy greens, it's best not to put them first in the blender. Usually I put an apple then leafy then more fruits and vegs. The blades in most blenders can't handle leafy greens unless designed for grasses. But as long as you put sonetging in first you get the vitamins and it doesn't get caught up in the blade!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes! For me it works great, I use spinach in it all the time and it blends it well!
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Gigi, Absolutely! The Ninja - Nutri Ninja Pro 24-Oz. Blender is a powerful 900 Watt, designed to make the best pureed fruit cocktails. Best Regards, Customer Support team
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Green leafy should always be put in the middle- packed tightly so it doesn't get caught below the blade.
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