Yes, you can blend dates in a NutriBullet. Learn how softening dates and giving them room to move prevents stalled blades and sticky chunks.

Yes, you can blend coffee in a Nutribullet. Learn how to grind beans for drip and French press, and whip up a frappe, plus what it can’t do.

Yes, you can blend hot things in a Nutribullet, but only after cooling food to room temperature. Follow these safe steps to avoid pressure buildup.

Yes, a Nutribullet 900 can blend frozen fruit if you fill the cup only halfway and add enough liquid. Learn which frozen fruits work and which stall.

Yes, you can blend hot food in a Nutribullet if you cool it and vent the cup. Learn the safe steps to avoid pressure buildup and burns.

Yes, you can blend hot soup in a Nutribullet, but only after it cools to room temperature. Learn the steam and pressure rules that keep you safe.

Yes, you can blend hot liquid in a Nutribullet, but only after it cools to 70°F to 80°F. Learn safe temps and why steam makes sealed cups dangerous.

Yes, the Nutribullet 600 can blend frozen fruit with enough liquid and no overfilling. Learn the limits that cause lumps or stall the motor.

Yes, you can blend coffee beans in a Nutribullet, but only in small batches with the flat extractor blade, giving coarse, uneven grounds.

Yes, a Nutribullet can blend frozen fruit if you keep frozen pieces to about half the cup and add enough liquid. Learn the right ratio for smooth results.