I Tested Ninja’s CrushBoss, a $230 Blender That Chops, Dices, Minces and Mixes
The food processor and blender attachments are handy, while other elements feel like overkill.
In a recent test of the $230 Ninja CrushBoss, an all-in-one kitchen appliance, the reviewer found several notable features. The device combines a blender, food processor and smoothie tumbler into one compact unit, addressing the issue of storage in smaller kitchens. The 1850-watt motor powers the system, which automatically adjusts settings based on the attached vessel.
The large blender pitcher, with its single blade assembly, functions similarly to other standalone Ninja blenders. The smoothie tumbler, however, offers improvements such as a better carrying handle, flip-top lid and larger smoothie straw. The food processor is the most versatile component, featuring a variety of attachments, including PrecisionDice and MultiBlade Discs, for dicing, slicing and shredding various ingredients.
While the attachments are not unique to the CrushBoss, they function well in the appliance. The reviewer tested the device with fruits, vegetables and cheese, finding that it performed admirably, though the motor did show signs of strain during extended use. Overall, the Ninja CrushBoss is a capable four-in-one appliance, with the food processor being the most useful component for those seeking a versatile kitchen tool.
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