Nutri Ninja blenders are on sale for $20 off at Walmart

Smoothies for days.
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Dylan Haas
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TL;DR: The liquifying Nutri Ninja personal blender will hook you up with delicious smoothies for the rest of the summer (and afterwards) — pick one up at Walmart for just $59 — $20 off the usual price.


What better way to cool off on these hot summer days than with a refreshing smoothie (and maybe the occasional ice cream cone with all the toppings)? Instead of completely subsidizing your nearest Jamba Juice, you might as well get yourself a personal blender that can crush and slice your produce in the comfort of your own kitchen — it’ll eventually save you lots of time and money, we swear.

Look no further than the Nutri Ninja — it’s the perfect personal blender to grace your kitchen countertop, and it’s currently $20 off at Walmart.

The Nutri Ninja is on our list of the best personal blenders you can get right now, and for good reason. This small but mighty blender tackles whole fruits and vegetables with ease, and can crush ice in mere seconds. Rotating at super high speeds, the Nutri Ninja’s blades will liquify your ingredients into delicious concoctions with no compromises in texture. You’ll get two store-and-save cups as well, so you’ll always be ready to take your drinks to-go at a moment’s notice.

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Have a smoothie whenever the heck you please with the Nutri Ninja personal blender — save $20 on one when you pick it up at Walmart.

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Dylan Haas
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Dylan Haas is a Lead Shopping Reporter for Mashable, where he covers all things gaming, pets, fitness, sleep, and shopping events like Black Friday and Prime Day. Before joining the team at Mashable, Dylan received a B.A. in Communications from Pace University and contributed to publications like Paste Magazine, Bandsintown, and others following a brief stint as a marketing and management assistant in the music industry.


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