Ninja 2-in-1 Blender with 3 Automatic Programs; Blend, Max Blend, Crush, and 4 Manual Settings, 2.1L Jug & 700ml Cup, 1200W, Dishwasher Safe Parts, Auto-iQ, Black BN750UK

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Automatic one-touch blending programs do all the hard work for you – we call it Auto-iQ Technology. Interchangeable stainless-steel blades and a powerful 1200W motor easily blend the toughest ingredients, including fruit, vegetables, nuts, seeds and even ice. Make drinks containing fresh or frozen fruit, liquids and ice, or blend together dips, dressings and salsas.

Simple one-touch controls make it easy to either select automatic programs or manual settings – all designed to deliver the perfect result, exactly as you like it. Attach the jug or cup and the available programs will illuminate on the control panel. We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. To finish the drink, I added a handful of ice, a tablespoon of mint leaves, half-a-cup of coconut milk, quarter-of-a-cup of plain yoghurt and a cup of chopped pineapple including the tough core. Using Max Blend, everything was crushed down into a fine smoothie. Loud it may be but the Ninja BN750UK is an excellent blender in the right circumstances. I started by testing its ability to crush ice using the large jug. Using the automatic Crush programme, my ice cubes were soon reduced to a fine snow, perfect for frozen desserts. With the power on offer, the Ninja 2-in-1 Blender With Auto IQ BN750UK should deliver nothing but the best results and, for the most part, that’s the case. Before I get into that, the first thing you need to know is that this blender is super loud. When crushing ice, I measured it from 15cm at a massive 93.4dB, dropping to 92.7dB on full power with softer ingredients. That’s power tool levels of loudness, and a touch unpleasant to stand next to.

Ninja’s precision-engineered blades are built to last, made from durable, high-quality stainless steel and put to the test with 1000 ice-crushing cycles. There’s a travel cup in the box, so you can tip in your ingredients, blend up a drink, screw on the travel cup and you’re good to go.

Once done, I had a very good salsa with just the right consistency (the chunks of pineapple are added in at the end). Creation Consumer Finance Ltd is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (Register no. 311518). With its 1200W motor, this blender is stupendously powerful and can cope with the toughest ingredients: great news for anyone that regularly uses nuts or frozen ingredients.While the Single-Serve cup has a traditional screw-in blade system, the Total Crushing Jug uses Ninja’s multi-bladed attachment, which cuts ingredients at different heights throughout the jug. This assembly pulls up and out for easy removal and cleaning.

If you don’t want to work things out yourself, there are three Auto IQ modes, too: Crush (for ice), Blend and Max Blend. The difference between the latter two is that the first programme is for softer ingredients and the latter for tougher ones. Each programme follows a set run of pulses and longer runs to give you the optimum results with the single press of a button. Ninja provides pretty much everything you could want in the box, including a 2.1-litre Total Crushing Jug for larger portions and a 700ml Single-Serve Cup, which also has a travel cup lid so that you can blend and go. x 2.1 l jug and lid, 1 x 0.7 l single-serve cup and spout lid, 1 x Total Crushing Blade, 1 x Pro Extractor Blades Assembly, Instruction Booklet, Inspiration Guide Registered office Euronics Limited, Euro House, Joule Road, West Portway, Andover, Hampshire SP10 3GDBoth parts are made of plastic, so you don’t get the same rugged feel as you do with KitchenAid’s blenders, but the advantage is that Ninja’s jug is lighter and less likely to break if you drop it. However, you can’t use Ninja’s jug for hot liquids, so you can’t finish off a soup in this model. Ideal for tougher ingredients including skins, seeds and stems or when you want an even smoother result. This blender is loud. Really loud. In fact, it’s not much fun to stand next to when it’s operating at full speed. The results are good but if you want something quieter, look elsewhere.