Cuisinart CPB-380 Hurricane Compact Juicing Blender, , Gunmetal

I had a Cuisinart 300 that I used daily. Unfortunately, I allowed the motor to get wet and it stopped working. I bought (4) others hoping I wouldn’t have to spend $80 for a blender. (4) got delivered and (4) got returned - such cheap quality. I decided to try the Cuisinart Hurricane. It’s fantastic, comes with (2) travel cups and a chopper/grinder. Crushed the ice perfectly, easy to use, easy to clean. Very happy, so far so good.

Es un excelente producto,pero tiene un gran defecto: se desenrosca en funcionamiento,es la tercera vez que se me derrama la mezcla . Solo tengo poco más de un mes con ella,estoy molesta!!

Calidad en sus materiales, de tamaño pequeño así que no ocupa mucho espacio en mi cocina. Me gusto mucho.

So much better than my 2-year-old Ninja! I have been making green (ie kale, spinach, flax, nuts) protein shakes almost daily for 2 years. When I started I got the Ninja Pro because it was highly rated. Bad move. I stopped using kale because the Ninja could not get it pulverized enough that gross bits of it wouldn't get stuck in my teeth, on my tongue - yuck! Spinach was better but still not great. And forget about berry seeds (raspberries or flax). Plus cleaning the full-sized Ninja canister, and lid and blade had become a total pain in the a$$. SO impractical! Some friends who also do the shake routine told me I HAD to get the Vitamix - it will change my life! I could not swallow the high price tag, especially after being laid off from work. So I continued to suffer through my "chunkies" (NOT "smoothies").I was reading BHG the other day and they rated the top 4 blenders of this year, and the Cuisinart CPB-380 Hurricane Compact was on the list. I researched this and the others which had higher price tags. Sadly, there were NO Amazon reviews of this product, which I typically depend upon 100% to make my purchasing choices. So I had to look at a couple of other sights for my intel. I finally decided on the Cuisinart over the others because:(A) It looked like a great value at <$100, and free 2-day shipping with Amazon prime (I love instant gratification!)(B) I knew with Amazon Prime I would be able to return it with no questions asked for a full refund if I didn't like it.(C) I watched a YouTube video (which ironically had been posted the day before I started my research) that showed me how to use the product and its attachments. And it looked like exactly what I needed: a powerful motor and blade to pulverize my smoothie ingredients, containers which also double as drinking vessels (one of which is insulated for hot drinks), a medium sized main canister for "real" blender jobs (which I rarely need), and sturdy, reusable straws.I am on day 3 of using my new toy and am THRILLED! I am kicking myself for not switching to something like this sooner (the Bullet?). So far I've only used the non-insulated container, lid and straw. But holy cow! Prep time and clean up have decrease significantly and my smoothies are actually SMOOTH!! Kale is completely undetectable! Admittedly, I have not tried raspberries, only frozen blue berries. And I've not tried nuts yet. But I am cautiously optimistic.I have no idea what a Vitamix does to a smoothie. But I can say I would never spend the $$$ to find out because this Cuisinart does exactly what I need it to do.NOTE: I have seen people complain that the lids & blade attachments screw on the containers the opposite way we are used to (lefty loosy, righty tighty) But this is not a big deal. I will caution people NOT to tighten the lids because there seems to be a suction affect. They can be hard to get off.

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