Review on Ninja QB1004 Blender and Food Processor Combo - 450-Watt Base, 48oz Pitcher, 16oz Chopper Bowl, and 40oz Processor Bowl for Shakes, Smoothies, and Meal Prep by Craig Kimball

At first I liked it a lot, then after several uses I realized that the plastic part (hole) in the middle of the lid that was on the rod that rotates in the middle bowls is erased, that is, the plastic is worn away by friction during the operation of the machine, and this plastic ends up directly in the food we ate! It's very unsafe! I bought 2 sets when they were more expensive and not used much. waste of my money! Then I figured I'd give it another try, buying a ninja bender at a local store because the blender didn't have a handle that twisted in the center with a power from above (the power was at the base on this one) , only to find a piece of broken plastic that had fallen out of boxes before it was put into general use. I returned it. Needless to say, I will never buy a Ninja food processor again. Cheap plastic. I have a small Oster food processor that works similarly, with the handle rotating in the center during use and the power being at the top of the lid, and I've never had a problem with the plastic wearing out. The Easter also has another lid under this rotating part to protect anything that might fall into the food.