I have never been a fan of fruit and I know I don't eat a lot of vegetables. I have recently seen the nutribullet advertised, basically a smoothie maker for fruit or veg drinks and am considering buying it. My only problem is will I lose fibre, but apparently everything, even skin and fibre is broken down enough to go through a sieve. Does anyone have an opinion on this? Thanks.
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Nutribullet food liquidiser
- Thread starter 3penny
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Hi Im newly diagnosed and from the adverts on tv and on the box it looks like it would work well and includes the fibre. I have a juicer at home that takes whole fruit but it does not "mash" all the skins into the drink - so I think the bullet would be ideal. You could email them direct if you get the address off the box or site. Let me know and I might buy one of these aswell.
I thought so too.
But experience proved me wrong.
We got a high quality blitzing blender and I started making green smoothies - and found they have remarkably little impact on BG (when made properly - see the link in my signature).
I think the Nutribullet thing would be great - but I would always use a mix of fruit (40% and veg 60%) NEVER fruit by itself.
Interesting Brunneria, I would have though that breaking down the fibre would result in a bg spike.
