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Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender

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Best Buy has Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where available.

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Includes:
  • 4-blade and 6-blade assemblies, dough blade and single-serve blade
  • 64-oz. round bowl with lid, pitcher lid
  • Ninja Mega Kitchen System 72-Oz Blender
  • Owner's manual
  • Two 16-Oz single serve cups with to-go lids

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  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender is $60 lower (38% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $159.99 at the time of this posting.
  • About this product:
    • This blender has received an average rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 based on over 5,500 customer reviews.
    • Comes with a 1-year warranty
  • About this store:
    • See the Best Buy return policy for returns information. When purchased now through Jan 2, you can return most items anytime until Jan 16.

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Best Buy has Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender on sale for $99.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free curbside pickup where available.

Thanks to community member Dealzslickk for finding this deal.

Note: Availability for pickup may vary.

Includes:
  • 4-blade and 6-blade assemblies, dough blade and single-serve blade
  • 64-oz. round bowl with lid, pitcher lid
  • Ninja Mega Kitchen System 72-Oz Blender
  • Owner's manual
  • Two 16-Oz single serve cups with to-go lids

Editor's Notes

Written by oceanlake
  • About this deal:
    • Our research indicates that this Ninja BL770 1500-Watt Mega Kitchen System Blender is $60 lower (38% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $159.99 at the time of this posting.
  • About this product:
    • This blender has received an average rating of 4.8 stars out of 5 based on over 5,500 customer reviews.
    • Comes with a 1-year warranty
  • About this store:
    • See the Best Buy return policy for returns information. When purchased now through Jan 2, you can return most items anytime until Jan 16.

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EdEd1190
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Great Deal at the $99 price.

I've owned 2 different Vitamix models (the classic tall version and the newer under the counter version with the magnetic container bases), a Blendtech classic, and this same Ninja.

The Ninja is my favorite of them all, and works the best.

The problem with the Vitamix and Blendtech, is that air pockets gets trapped at the bottom. The Vitamix tries to solve that problem with a tamper, and the Blendtech tries to solve it with a square shaped container. Both will overheat if you run it with the air pocket.

But the multi-level blades of the Ninja solve that problem the best, because the top blade continues to push the contents, so it doesn't get the air pocket at the bottom.

In my opinion, having owned all three for many years. The Ninja is better than the Vitamix or Blendtech.

The only reason you might not want the Ninja is because the blades are razor sharp, unlike the Vitamix and Blendtech that have dull/blunt blades. So that may be an issue if you have small children or something using this, because you have to be careful using and washing the blade tower of the Ninja.
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jeffricks2051
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99% of all blenders out there are complete trash. I think it's funny that people can look at OP's BL770 and comment it's 'old', 'loud', 'too big', 'too heavy'. It's big, loud, and heavy because it has a huge 1500 watt motor that is going to do the job Supremo. Or you could do what others do, either get a $60 blender that is going to have trouble blending a cored apple, or you can shell out $300+ for a vitamix and it will be a notch quieter than this BL770. The vitamix will still be huge, and heavy because good motors aren't tiny. And the poorest motors are light/small with big wattage. Big wattage sometimes means the motor uses electricity totally inefficiently. They will run hot, have poor power, tend to smell like burnt wires, have a moderate everyday price, and work poorly.

Unless you have seizures when hearing loud noises, I recommend getting this super inexpensive BL770 so you spend time with a real blender and know what a real blender even is, and can do.

There's a few choices that are just as good as this one, and about 99% others that couldn't hold a flame to this one.
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Purchased this 2 weeks back, wife wanted all in one, as this one comes with food processor. We had preeti mixer & ultra grinder in the past, if you are a south indian, it does a good job in making dosa batter., better than preeti. In fact, preeti has only 550 watts power & this one has 1500w, it does make lot of sound, may be because of its power. Overall wife is happy as she doesnt have to deal with 3 appliances.. mixer grinder & food processor.
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Nov 20, 2021 12:45 AM
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matrixguyNov 20, 2021 12:45 AM
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It's available on Amazon for same price ($99.99). If you use Amazon credit card, you get 10% cashback.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00939I7EK/
Nov 20, 2021 1:24 AM
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nolifeNov 20, 2021 1:24 AM
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Quote from jeffricks2051 View quoted comment :
I wouldn't use a food processor to chop of steak in to ground burger.

But if you are in to that, any Ninja would be a better choice, because the blades are butch sharp. In fact they are so sharp plan on cutting your finger the first tie you touch the blade to gauge it and walk around for 2 hours with a finger that is shedding blood the drops of tears, nad keeps reopening for the next 6 hours. Yes, they are that sharp.

By being that sharp, they cut clean and the meat will be less macerated than when using duller blades.

In fact, anyone buying a ninja blender/food processor should invest in these type gloves:
https://www.amazon.com/Apaffa-Res...4447&psc=1
(that is a quick random google search, I have not used this exact product, just linked so you know what type of gloves I am talking about).

Of course a brutal edge can still cut through them, but most cuts aren't backed by much force. These gloves will be your savor till a year goes by and the blades lose a bit of their edge.
Kind of related... I use my electric smoker with family packs of cheap whole skinless chickens breasts and thighs and pulverize the leftovers in the Ninja. Makes great chicken salad or a good use for leftover turkey or ham. Not quite a "ground" texture but good enough.
Nov 20, 2021 1:35 AM
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jeffricks2051Nov 20, 2021 1:35 AM
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Quote from nolife View quoted comment :
Kind of related... I use my electric smoker with family packs of cheap whole skinless chickens breasts and thighs and pulverize the leftovers in the Ninja. Makes great chicken salad or a good use for leftover turkey or ham. Not quite a "ground" texture but good enough.
At least with a high powered ninja and its butch sharp blades, the chicken get's chopped to size quickly with a minimum number of rotations, opposed to a long blend time needed with a weak powered, blunt bladed blender. Sounds like a bad idea either way, but I might try that. ninja might pull it off.
Nov 20, 2021 1:40 AM
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kellybrfNov 20, 2021 1:40 AM
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I've had this probably 4 years and it's held up well. it's not quiet, but as has been pointed out it's a 1500w motor so it's not going to be. crushes ice like a beast, handles dough like a champ. it's a bit hard to clean, but that's my biggest complaint. if you're in the market for a blender $100 is a no brainer for this
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nolifeNov 20, 2021 1:45 AM
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Quote from jeffricks2051 View quoted comment :
At least with a high powered ninja and its butch sharp blades, the chicken get's chopped to size quickly with a minimum number of rotations, opposed to a long blend time needed with a weak powered, blunt bladed blender. Sounds like a bad idea either way, but I might try that. ninja might pull it off.
I fill up the mixer bowl with rough cut chunks. Toss in some onion and pickle pieces and juice to taste and it is processed in maybe 5 seconds. There may be a few larger pieces left if I packed them in there too tight. I move them around with a plastic spoon and give it another quick whirl. I added mayo in there directly once and tried to save a step but was not ideal. The added thick mayo didn't allow the relatively dry meat to move around enough and get consistently mulched up. The result is not small "shredded" or pulled slivers of chicken but much easier than manually doing all that.. It more resembles a typical ham salad texture. Which I make in the Ninja too...
Last edited by nolife November 19, 2021 at 06:01 PM.
Nov 20, 2021 1:51 AM
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dabuddhaNov 20, 2021 1:51 AM
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Jumped on the deal at Amazon using my amazon card to get 10% back.
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jeffricks2051Nov 20, 2021 2:02 AM
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Quote from nolife View quoted comment :
I fill up the mixer bowl with rough cut chunks. Toss in some onion and pickle pieces and juice to taste and it is processed in maybe 5 seconds. There may be a few larger pieces left if I packed them in there too tight. I move them around with a plastic spoon and give it another quick whirl. I added mayo in there directly once and tried to save a step but was not ideal. The added thick mayo didn't allow the relatively dry meat to move around enough and get consistently mulched up.
I haven't tried it yet. When I try I'm going use a knife to chop a steak in to 4 equal pieces. Then cut each piece in half lengthwise across the grain. Then cut all pieces in to 3/4" squares.

cutting lengthwise across the grain will make for a much better result.

Then pulse it with food processor blade till chunks still look 'too big'

Then dump it all out on a cutting board and sort out the biggest obvious chunks and give them a rough chop down to size.

Sounds complicated, but it's not and wont take much time. The minimal chopping will save a lot of knife time.

My stomach is growling for BBQ chicken sliders now.

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Quote from MajorV View quoted comment :
Does anyone know how this compares to an Indian mixer/blender? Appreciate any inputs
Purchased this 2 weeks back, wife wanted all in one, as this one comes with food processor. We had preeti mixer & ultra grinder in the past, if you are a south indian, it does a good job in making dosa batter., better than preeti. In fact, preeti has only 550 watts power & this one has 1500w, it does make lot of sound, may be because of its power. Overall wife is happy as she doesnt have to deal with 3 appliances.. mixer grinder & food processor.
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Nov 20, 2021 2:46 AM
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syedhuqaNov 20, 2021 2:46 AM
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Quote from americaabbayi View quoted comment :
Purchased this 2 weeks back, wife wanted all in one, as this one comes with food processor. We had preeti mixer & ultra grinder in the past, if you are a south indian, it does a good job in making dosa batter., better than preeti. In fact, preeti has only 550 watts power & this one has 1500w, it does make lot of sound, may be because of its power. Overall wife is happy as she doesnt have to deal with 3 appliances.. mixer grinder & food processor.
I'm guessing this doesn't do such a good job with crushing whole spices into powders? My wife likes using the small jar that comes with the Preeti mixer/grinder to make spice powders. I don't want to buy this and then also have to keep using the Preeti one. Gotta free up some counter space for this.
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Quote from matrixguy View quoted comment :
It's available on Amazon for same price ($99.99). If you use Amazon credit card, you get 10% cashback.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00939I7EK/
I love the 4th picture from the left on the product page.
Nov 20, 2021 4:06 AM
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americaabbayiNov 20, 2021 4:06 AM
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Quote from syedhuqa View quoted comment :
I'm guessing this doesn't do such a good job with crushing whole spices into powders? My wife likes using the small jar that comes with the Preeti mixer/grinder to make spice powders. I don't want to buy this and then also have to keep using the Preeti one. Gotta free up some counter space for this.
There are 2 single serve cups, we are using one for chutneys & spices and the other cup for juices. We totally wanted to avoid preeti and so far it has lived up to the expectations. The only caveat is. jars are plastic vs steel in preeti.
Nov 20, 2021 5:07 AM
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AltoidsArticNov 20, 2021 5:07 AM
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Quote from americaabbayi View quoted comment :
There are 2 single serve cups, we are using one for chutneys & spices and the other cup for juices. We totally wanted to avoid preeti and so far it has lived up to the expectations. The only caveat is. jars are plastic vs steel in preeti.
How well does this handle dosa batter ?? Any issues ?
Nov 20, 2021 5:49 AM
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americaabbayiNov 20, 2021 5:49 AM
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Quote from AltoidsArtic View quoted comment :
How well does this handle dosa batter ?? Any issues ?
So far we tried dosa batter once and it came out good. I would rate 9/10 in comparison with grinder.
Nov 20, 2021 7:08 AM
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SociableJuice2702Nov 20, 2021 7:08 AM
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Quote from AltoidsArtic View quoted comment :
This or Kohl's auto-iq model for $130(plus extra discount) ?
I would go for the Kohl's auto-iq one even though it's 1400w, it'll also have an additional 15% off making it $110

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Nov 20, 2021 12:30 PM
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YadiralaNov 20, 2021 12:30 PM
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Does it work as a food processor?

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