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Question: I make my smoothies with frozen fruit instead of ice.  Can you use this with frozen fruit or will it burn out?
Document: I love my NutriBullet Extractor.I use it almost every day. I love the Drinks and smoothies I can make with Vegetables, Fruit and Nuts. Healthy Treats made with frozen fruit and veggies, taste like ice cream but are way better for you. Sleeping and feeling better now.
As a busy mom, I really don't want to add more appliances into my life, especially ones that are difficult to clean. The Nutribullet has my name all over it. It's just so ideal for daily use. It blends fairly well - perfect for frozen fruit, ice, and veggies. I do add walnuts to my smoothies at times, and sometimes the blender doesn't grind those completely. I love that it takes me about 5 minutes to make a smoothie and clean up the blender.
I called, they replaced it but I had to pay shipping on that.What caused the blade housing to leak is that I put ice cubes in and it strained that part. The motor had no problem chopping the ice cubes up. I thought it would be ok because I use frozen fruit all the time. When I called customer service they recommended only using crushed ice.I make 2-4 smoothies every day. So it gets a work-out.
This gadget is awsome. It makes terrific smoothies and in seconds and pulvarizes just about anything you want to put into them, including frozen fruit, ice, pitts and nuts. Its a great way to get your family to eat healthy green vegetable without having to taste them. The clean-up takes literally seconds, and it takes up very little room on my countertop. The only criticism I have is that you can only really make about 1 and a half servings at a time.
The user guide says to be sure not to use it for more than 60 seconds because it can permanently damage the motor. If it overheats and the motor stops working, you have to unplug it and let it cool down for an hour. When I used it for only 30 seconds, I noticed a strong burning plastic smell, even though everything I put in it was soft or liquid, with the exception of 3 ice cubes. I wasn't sure it would make it and was afraid it would burn out.
Once the hard items are submerged in liquid, they don't blend very well.-Due to the small size of the nutribullet cups, having to add ice really cuts down on the amount of fruit and greens I can include. Instead of using fresh fruits and adding ice to make the smoothie cold, I wait til my fruits are at perfect ripeness, and cut them up, portion them up into the right portions in ziploc bag, and freeze them.
...considering all the research I conducted before purchasing this product. We bought it several months ago, for preparing smoothies every morning. It does a pretty good job of blending 1 banana, 1/4 cup frozen blueberries, with 1/2 cup rice milk. Any less liquid/more frozen fruit ratio (my son prefers 1/2 cup frozen fruit instead of combined with a banana) and our Nutri Bullet struggles.
That softens them a bit, so they blend easier.Some of the ingredients, like frozen fruit or protien powder, may seem expensive but they go a long way. Nutribullet shakes cost far less than what I was eating previously, and I'm getting solid nutrition for my money instead of empty calories. I feel better, and by starting out in a healthy way, I'm more likely to make better choices for the rest of the day!
I Use my NutriBullet almost every day and I LOVE IT. So much better and stronger and better made than the regular bullet. I make my smoothies every morning in this and it crushes fruit, ice, veggies, etc. just perfect!
Definitely the best kitchen small electrical device I have ever used. I even bought another as a gift. I use my NutriBullet to make 1 to 2 healthy smoothies daily, and it handles the greens, nuts, seeds & frozen fruit beautifully. LOVE IT!! !
Answer: Yes you can use frozen fruit.  That is what I use.