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Thanks. So from research, any blender less than 300 watts should be ok? We add nuts to the smoothie so need something that is at least slightly powerful.
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A BLENDER !!???!!
Chew thoroughly and spit into a bowl
Repeat several times until you have sufficient quantity
This way you enjoy it twice without wasting lekky
Huh! Beginners, who'd 'ave 'em.
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Keep looking but you won't find one....12v won't give you enough torque unless you make smoothie from plain yoghurt with nowt in it.Did anyone find a good 12 volt one? still searching #
thanks
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I'd happily have one but can't find any!My mum made do with a hand driven one. Bloody modern kids etc....
Loads hereI'd happily have one but can't find any!
I should've said we don't have an inverter just 12v sockets. Looking for a battery driven or rechargeable ideally
Do you mind posting what type of inverter that is? I have the same setup but with a 1000w inverter and the nutribullet draws too much power (actually basically everything seems to draw too much power for the inverter so looking to swap it out). Better half's morning smoothies are the key buying criteria...Solar ,2x 110a batteries haveing a 1500w inverter ... nutribullet 600w ... no problems
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Our Hymer actually has a special drop down cupboard for a blender/liquidiser as most Hymer owners are so old they have lost the ability to eat solid foodHi,
Does anyone run a blender (handheld or otherwise) on an inverter? Can you recommend one? My partner and I make a healthy smoothie every day for breakfast and would like to be able to do this while on the road.
Thanks
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