Review on 🥤 Ninja 400-Watt Blender/Food Processor: Frozen Blending, Chopping, and Food Prep with 48-Ounce Pitcher and 16-Ounce Chopper Bowl (QB900B) - Silver by Josh Hamler

My husband heard from a co-worker that a Ninja food processor is for sale on Revain for $35. When he got home that evening, he ordered it. We've been using it every day since then. A great addition to your home, the Ninja Food Processor makes chopping veggies, smoothies, crushing ice, etc. so much easier. Pros: We were able to use it to make frozen margaritas instantly. These were the best margaritas we have had so far. The reason is that the baby can break ice so quickly that we hardly make any effort. As you can see from the picture it has two containers, two lids, three blades, a motor and lid. The big jug is full size by the way. It's a bit of what I call a "heavy top" and took some getting used to. There's only one speed and all you have to do is press the top to make it work, talk about performance! I never thought of the Ninja food processor and I regret it. I felt it was too expensive for our family so we never had it. Well I don't think we could ever be without him. Ever.My Cons: I don't really have any major cons, but I did have a bit of trouble attaching the motor to the top cover. Second for the food processing blades: I forgot to take one off and it literally mashed my veggies. Always remember to get rid of one of these blades if you just want to cut something quickly. It didn't ruin my lunch but didn't get the look I wanted. In summary, I think the Ninja food processor should be used by anyone who can afford it. There are so many things you can do with it and it really makes life so much easier. I eat healthier because I can easily make a smoothie at the touch of a button. The motor is fairly quiet and there's really nothing to cause sensory overload. I would highly recommend this item to anyone. Just make sure you read the instructions first and learn how to use it. Have fun with your ninja!