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Nutribullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System, 32 oz. and 24 oz. Blending Cups, 2-Cup Food Processor, Single Speed, Pearl White Blender
- Full-kitchen prep, 1-motor base operate a personal blender, a food processor, and a coffee and spice grinder, all from the same ultra motor base
- Personal blender 2-tritan renew blending cups and the ultra-durable rapid extractor blade allow you to make delicious smoothies and more
- Food processor quickly chops, slices, and shreds a wide array of ingredients for unlimited culinary creations
- Coffee and spice grinder efficiently grinds coffee beans, spices, and herbs for superior flavor and potency
- Blending, illuminated a glow interface illuminates two blending options as soon as your attachment meets the motor base choose the full circle for the automated cycle, or the pulse circle for hands-on control
- Sleek silhouette a streamlined profile takes up minimal space on the kitchen counter and brings innovative design into your home
- Included: 1200-Watt motor base, rapid extractor blade, 2-cup food processor, chopping blade, slice/shred disc, coffee and spice grinder attachment, 32 oz. blending cup, 24 oz. double wall blending cup, 2- to go lids, and user guide
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| Brand | NutriBullet |
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| Model | APNB50550AW |
| Type | Blender |
| Features | Advance your culinary capabilities with the nutribullet® Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System. This 3-in-1 set uses the nutribullet® Ultra Motor Base to power personal blending, food processor, and coffee & spice grinder attachments, delivering full-kitchen functionality within one space-saving design. Full-kitchen prep, 1-motor base operate a personal blender, a food processor, and a coffee and spice grinder, all from the same ultra motor base Personal blender 2-tritan renew blending cups and the ultra-durable rapid extractor blade allow you to make delicious smoothies and more Food processor quickly chops, slices, and shreds a wide array of ingredients for unlimited culinary creations Coffee and spice grinder efficiently grinds coffee beans, spices, and herbs for superior flavor and potency Blending, illuminated a glow interface illuminates two blending options as soon as your attachment meets the motor base choose the full circle for the automated cycle, or the pulse circle for hands-on control Sleek silhouette a streamlined profile takes up minimal space on the kitchen counter and brings innovative design into your home Includes: (1) 1200W Motor Base (1) Rapid Extractor Blade made with Titanium-coated stainless steel (1) 32oz Blending Cup (1) 24oz Double Walled Blending Cup (2) To-Go Lids (1) Coffee & Spice Grinder Flat Blade (1) Coffee & Spice Grinder Cup (1) 2-Cup Food Processor Bowl (1) Reversible Slice/Shred Disc (1) Chopping Blade (1) Recipe Guide |
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| Color | pearl white |
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| Labor | 1 Year |
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| Parts | 1 Year |
| First Listed on Newegg | March 12, 2026 |
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The NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System is a compact 3-in-1 countertop blender set with a 1200W motor base, personal blending cups, a 2-cup food processor, and a coffee and spice grinder, making it ideal for home cooks who want smoothies, quick prep, and small-batch grinding from one space-saving system.
Recommended For
- People in small kitchens or apartments who want one compact base for daily smoothies plus light chopping and spice/coffee grinding, instead of keeping separate appliances.
- One- or two-person households making single-serve smoothies, sauces, pesto, hummus, or chopped ingredients in small batches rather than family-size prep.
- Smoothie-first buyers who also occasionally need a mini food processor for onions, dips, or salad prep and do not want to buy a separate full-size processor.
- Home cooks who regularly grind fresh coffee, spices, or herb blends and want that function integrated into the same personal-blender setup.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- Making a weekday breakfast smoothie for one: users can blend fruit, yogurt, protein powder, and ice directly in the cup, then swap to a to-go lid; the typical experience is a fast single-serve drink with less transfer and fewer parts than a full-size blender.
- Prepping small meal components in a compact kitchen: users can chop onions, shred carrots, or slice vegetables in the 2-cup processor for salads, slaws, and simple dinner prep; the likely outcome is quicker small-batch prep without pulling out a full-size food processor.
- Grinding coffee beans or dry spices right before cooking: users can use the grinder attachment for beans, peppercorns, or dried spices when they want fresher flavor; the expected result is convenient small-batch grinding without keeping a separate grinder on the counter.
- Replacing three small appliances in an apartment, dorm-adjacent setup, or secondary kitchen: users who mostly make smoothies, do light prep, and occasionally grind coffee or spices can cover those jobs with one motor base; the practical outcome is less countertop clutter and easier storage than owning separate machines.
- Handling small-batch sauce, dip, or puree tasks: users can blend smoothies in the cups and use the processor for chopped ingredients when making pesto-style sauces, salsa components, or quick purees; the usual experience is that it works best for personal-size or small household portions rather than large family batches.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Personal smoothies, small-batch food prep (chop/slice/shred), and grinding coffee and spices — a 3-in-1 system that combines a personal blender, a 2-cup food processor, and a coffee & spice grinder for countertop multi-use |
| Model Identifiers | NutriBullet APNB50550AW; Model Number NB50550AW; external model name nutribullet® Ultra Plus+ Compact Kitchen System Pearl White; Manufacturer nutribullet |
| Motor And Power | 1200 Watt motor base; corded electric power source, 120 Volts |
| Included Accessories | Includes 1200W motor base; Rapid Extractor Blade (titanium-coated stainless steel); 32 oz blending cup; 24 oz double-wall blending cup; (2) to-go lids; coffee & spice grinder attachment and cup; 2-cup food processor bowl with chopping blade and reversible slice/shred disc; recipe/user guide |
| Capacity And Containers | 32 oz and 24 oz blending cups (24 oz is double-wall) plus a 2-cup food processor bowl; capacity listed as 2 cups; container count 2 |
| Materials And Construction | Rapid extractor blade titanium-coated stainless steel; blending cups described as Tritan; product material listed broadly as stainless steel |
| Use And Functions | 3-in-1 operation: personal blending, food processing (chop/slice/shred) and coffee & spice grinding; illuminated interface with Full Circle (automated) and Pulse blending options |
| Dimensions And Weight | Base footprint 5 L x 4.75 W x 7.9 H inches (depth 5 in, width 4.75 in, height 7.9 in); packaged dimensions 33.02 L x 35.56 W x 48.26 H cm; package weight 7.298 kilograms |
| Cleaning And Maintenance | Dishwasher safe (product listed as dishwasher safe for applicable components) |
| Assembly And Batteries | No required assembly; batteries not required and not included; sold as a single item/package |
| Color And Style | Pearl White finish; style/size listed as Ultra Plus |
| Shipping And Packaging | Item package quantity 1; Ships Globally listed as false |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I buy the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System or a basic personal blender like the NutriBullet Pro 900?
A: Choose the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System if you want one compact base for smoothies, small-batch food prep, and spice grinding. Its included food processor and grinder attachments make it the more flexible choice for users who would otherwise buy multiple small appliances. Choose a basic personal blender like the NutriBullet Pro 900 if your main goal is single-serve smoothies and you do not need slicing, shredding, chopping, or grinding accessories.
Q: Is the NutriBullet Ultra Plus better than the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express for a small kitchen?
A: The NutriBullet Ultra Plus is the better fit when you want a small-footprint system but need more than entry-level blending. Both products target compact kitchens and combine blending with food-prep functions, but the Ultra Plus is positioned as a higher-power 3-in-1 system with a 1200W motor base, larger cups, and an added coffee and spice grinder. The Magic Bullet Kitchen Express remains a sensible option when lower cost and minimal size matter more than power and attachment range.
Q: Should I choose the NutriBullet Ultra Plus or a larger Ninja kitchen system?
A: Choose the NutriBullet Ultra Plus if you mostly make single-serve drinks and want compact, multi-function prep without giving up much counter space. Choose a larger Ninja kitchen system if you want batch capacity first, such as a large pitcher for family-size smoothies, plus broader kitchen-system functionality. In typical category comparisons, Ninja kitchen systems are stronger on large-format blending and batch prep, while compact NutriBullet systems make more sense for smaller households and simpler storage.
Q: Is the NutriBullet Ultra Plus worth it over a portable blender?
A: Yes, if performance and versatility matter more than cordless convenience. The Ultra Plus is a plug-in 1200W kitchen system designed for blending, chopping, slicing, shredding, and grinding, while portable blenders are built mainly for light, on-the-go drinks. Choose the Ultra Plus for home use and regular food prep. Choose a portable blender only if travel, office use, or carrying the blender itself is the priority.
Q: Should I upgrade from a personal blender to the NutriBullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System?
A: Upgrade if you already use a personal blender often and now want small food-prep tasks handled by the same base. The Ultra Plus adds a 2-cup food processor and a coffee and spice grinder, so it suits users moving from drink-only use into chopping vegetables, shredding ingredients, or grinding spices. Stay with a standard personal blender if you mainly blend shakes or smoothies and prefer the simplest setup at the lowest accessory count.
Q: Who is this kitchen system best for?
A: This model is best for buyers who mainly make single-serve smoothies but also want light food-prep and spice-grinding in one compact machine. It fits people who value space-saving versatility more than large-batch blending, because it includes personal blending cups, a small 2-cup food processor, and a coffee/spice grinder rather than a large full-size pitcher.
Q: Can it replace both a blender and a food processor?
A: It can replace them for basic everyday tasks, but not for all heavy-duty use cases. The system can blend smoothies, chop, slice, shred, and grind spices or coffee, so it covers common kitchen jobs. The trade-off is capacity and specialization: its food processor bowl is only 2 cups, so it is better for small prep jobs than for large batches or dough-heavy processing.
Q: Is it a good choice if I mostly make smoothies but occasionally need chopping or grinding?
A: Yes. This is a strong fit for smoothie-first use with occasional prep work. Its 1200W base and included 24 oz and 32 oz cups suit personal blending, while the added processor and grinder attachments cover small chopping, slicing, shredding, coffee, and spice tasks without needing separate appliances.
Q: What are the main trade-offs versus a larger kitchen system from Ninja or NutriBullet?
A: The main advantage here is compactness and multi-function use from one motor base. The main trade-offs are smaller processing capacity and less suitability for large households or batch prep. Compared with larger kitchen systems that use 64 oz or 72 oz pitchers and bigger processor bowls, this model is better for personal servings and small prep, not for family-size blending or bigger food-processor workloads.
Q: Can it handle hot soup, ice, or tougher ingredients well enough for everyday use?
A: It should be treated primarily as a personal blender and prep system for smoothies, chopped ingredients, and dry grinding, not as a hot-soup blender. The provided product details emphasize smoothies, processing, and grinding, but do not claim hot-soup capability. For ice and tougher ingredients, 1200W power is useful for everyday blending, but buyers who regularly crush lots of ice or make large dense batches may be better served by a larger full-size blender system.
Q: Who is the Nutribullet Ultra Plus Kitchen System best suited for?
A: It is best for buyers who want one compact appliance for single-serve smoothies, basic chopping or slicing, and small-batch coffee or spice grinding. It makes the most sense in small kitchens or for people who value countertop space more than large-batch capacity.
Q: Is it a good replacement for a larger blender or older Nutribullet?
A: It can be a good replacement if your main use is personal smoothies and you want less bulk on the counter. It is a weaker fit if you rely on very large servings, fill cups to the top, or expect the same capacity as larger full-size models.
Q: Is the food processor attachment enough to replace a separate food processor?
A: For light prep, yes. The included 2-cup processor is suitable for small chopping, slicing, and shredding jobs. It is not the best choice if you regularly prep larger quantities, want more bowl capacity, or need the flexibility of a full-size standalone food processor.
Q: What are the main trade-offs of buying this model?
A: The main trade-off is versatility versus capacity. You get blender, grinder, and small food-processor functions from one 1200W base, but the system is still oriented to small batches. Buyers should also expect the usual compromises of a compact personal blender format, including limited cup volume compared with larger kitchen systems.