Yes for hot ingredients in an approved vented pitcher, and no for hot or fizzy ingredients in a sealed cup; fizzy-ingredient permission in a pitcher depends on the exact model.
Applies to
- NutriBullet Triple Prep System
- NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200
- NutriBullet SmartSense Blender / NutriBullet SmartSense Blender Combo
- NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo
- NutriBullet Power Core Blender
- NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000
- NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo
- NutriBullet Power Core Plus
- Magic Bullet Blender Combo
NutriBullet Triple Prep System
Yes, the NutriBullet Triple Prep System permits hot, warm or carbonated ingredients in its pitcher with the vented lid fitted; none of these belong in its sealed cups.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
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Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
- Check that the vent slots are clear and that the lid and spout are fully closed before blending.
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Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
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Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
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Prevent pressure in a cup.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
- Stop after no more than one minute of continuous blending; blade friction heats the contents and raises pressure even when the ingredients started cold.
- Do not run consecutive one-minute cup blends; let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes, and carefully open a cool cup away from your body to release pressure before another cycle.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use only the blending pitcher with its vented lid for hot, warm or carbonated ingredients, taking extra care with steam and splashes.
Can I add more food while blending?
- After the base ingredients are mixed, slowly open the vented lid cap, add ingredients gently without passing MAX, then refit the cap; keep your hands away from escaping steam and splashes.
What must stay out of the cups?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Exclude soda, baking powder, baking soda, yeast, effervescent batters or cake mixes, and dry ice; check supplement and protein-powder ingredients for anything effervescent before adding them.
What if a sealed cup becomes hot or warm?
- Stop blending and unplug the blender; leave the hot or warm cup where it is and keep other people from touching it. Do not remove the cup from the base or use heat, force or tools to pry it open.
- Wait at least 30 minutes, then check the cup; wait longer if it is still warm, and only remove it from the base once it is completely cool.
- Point the cooled cup away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly unscrew the blade, releasing residual pressure gently.
How should I store a cup blend?
- Remove the Extractor Blade and use the To-Go Lid or transfer food to a vented container; do not leave the blade attached to food that can ferment.
How can I warm a cold cup blend?
- Transfer the blended mixture to a stovetop pot to heat it.
What if the cooled cup still will not open?
- Do not force, pry or heat the cup to separate it; dispose of the cup and contents securely rather than leaving them sealed for a prolonged period.
Can I heat or freeze the blender parts?
- Do not use NutriBullet Triple Prep System parts or accessories as freezer storage containers.
- Never microwave the cups, To-Go Lids or other NutriBullet Triple Prep System parts or accessories.
- Do not place any parts or accessories in a conventional oven, air fryer or stovetop pot, or immerse them in boiling water to clean or sanitise them.
NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200
Yes, NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 NBF07500-1210DG permits hot ingredients in its vented pitcher, but not hot or fizzy ingredients in its sealed cups.
The guide-based steps below apply to product code NBF07500-1210DG; match the complete code on the underside of the motor base before using them.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
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Prevent pressure building up.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
- Stop after no more than one minute of continuous blending; blade friction heats the contents and raises pressure even when the ingredients started cold.
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
What can go into the cup?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Keep carbonated liquids and ingredients out of the sealed cup: released gas can pressurise the cup and make it separate.
What if the cup becomes warm?
- If the cup feels warm, stop blending and let it cool before opening it carefully, with the opening pointed away from your face and body.
What should I do after blending?
- After the blade has stopped, release pressure before leaving the mixture to stand; do not leave food sealed with the blade attached because fermentation can build pressure.
What should I do after a cup blend?
- Remove the blade from the cooled cup and replace it with the flip-top lid for storage; do not leave the blade fitted as a storage lid.
Can I heat the drink in its blending cup?
- Do not heat the cup, blade or other blender accessories in a microwave.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use the vented blending pitcher for hot or warm ingredients; never use a sealed cup for a hot blend.
Can I add more food while blending?
- Do not add ingredients through the vent hole during a hot blend; stop the blender before adding more hot ingredients.
Which control must I avoid for hot ingredients?
- Do not use PULSE with hot ingredients.
NutriBullet SmartSense Blender
Yes. NutriBullet SmartSense Blender NBF07600 allows hot, warm or carbonated ingredients only in the blending pitcher fitted with its vented pitcher lid.
How should I prepare and use the vented pitcher?
- Keep the ingredients below the pitcher’s MAX lines. Fit the vented pitcher lid and cap, with the spout down and closed, before blending.
- When using manual speeds, start on LOW and adjust the speed only after the ingredients are integrated.
- Stop blending and wait until the blades have stopped before opening. Open the lid carefully after a hot blend, keeping clear of escaping steam or splattering ingredients.
NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo
Yes, NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo permits hot ingredients in its vented pitcher, but not hot or fizzy ingredients in its sealed cups.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
-
Prevent pressure building up.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
- Stop after no more than one minute of continuous blending; blade friction heats the contents and raises pressure even when the ingredients started cold.
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
What can go into the cup?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Keep carbonated liquids and ingredients out of the sealed cup: released gas can pressurise the cup and make it separate.
- Hot or fizzy ingredients in a cup build pressure that can damage parts and cause injury.
What if the cup becomes warm?
- If the cup feels warm, stop blending and let it cool before opening it carefully, with the opening pointed away from your face and body.
What should I do after blending?
- After the blade has stopped, release pressure before leaving the mixture to stand; do not leave food sealed with the blade attached because fermentation can build pressure.
What should I do after a cup blend?
- Remove the blade from the cooled cup and replace it with the flip-top lid for storage; do not leave the blade fitted as a storage lid.
Can I heat the drink in its blending cup?
- Do not heat the cup, blade or other blender accessories in a microwave.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use the vented blending pitcher for hot or warm ingredients; never use a sealed cup for a hot blend.
Can I add more food while blending?
- Do not add ingredients through the vent hole during a hot blend; stop the blender before adding more hot ingredients.
Which control must I avoid for hot ingredients?
- Do not use PULSE with hot ingredients because they may splash.
The SOUPS program works only with the blender pitcher, not with a cup.
The SOUPS program works only with the blender pitcher, not with a cup.
Hot or fizzy ingredients in a cup build pressure that can damage parts and cause injury.
NutriBullet Power Core Blender
Yes, NutriBullet Power Core Blender permits hot, warm or carbonated ingredients in its blending pitcher with the vented lid fitted.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
- Check that the vent slots are clear and that the pitcher lid and lid cap are securely locked and closed before blending.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use only the blending pitcher with its vented lid for hot, warm or carbonated ingredients, taking extra care with steam and splashes.
Can I add more food while blending?
- To add more ingredients to a hot blend, turn the blender off and wait for the blades to stop; open the lid cautiously, add ingredients without exceeding MAX and refit the lid securely before restarting.
How long can I blend?
- Do not blend for longer than one minute, including consecutive cycles that would exceed one minute in total.
Can I heat or freeze the blender parts?
- Do not put blender parts or accessories in a microwave, oven, air fryer, stovetop pot or boiling water; do not use the parts as freezer storage containers.
NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000
Yes, NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 permits hot ingredients in its vented pitcher, but not hot or fizzy ingredients in its sealed cups.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
-
Prevent pressure building up.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
- Stop after no more than one minute of continuous blending; blade friction heats the contents and raises pressure even when the ingredients started cold.
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
What can go into the cup?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Keep carbonated liquids and ingredients out of the sealed cup: released gas can pressurise the cup and make it separate.
What if the cup becomes warm?
- If the cup feels warm, stop blending and let it cool before opening it carefully, with the opening pointed away from your face and body.
What should I do after blending?
- After the blade has stopped, release pressure before leaving the mixture to stand; do not leave food sealed with the blade attached because fermentation can build pressure.
- Remove the blade after blending; use plastic wrap or foil for storage, and point the container away from your body when unsealing it.
Can I heat the drink in its blending cup?
- Do not heat the cup, blade or other blender accessories in a microwave.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use the vented blending pitcher for hot or warm ingredients; never use a sealed cup for a hot blend.
Can I add more food while blending?
- Do not add ingredients through the vent hole during a hot blend; stop the blender before adding more hot ingredients.
Which control must I avoid for hot ingredients?
- Do not use PULSE with hot ingredients.
NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo
Yes, NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo permits hot, warm or carbonated ingredients in its pitcher with the vented lid fitted; keep them out of its sealed cups.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid with the Pour Spout Cover opposite the handle; align the interlocking mechanism with the opening at the top of the handle and push the lid down securely.
- Close the Pour Spout Cover and check that the lid vent slots are clear before starting; blocked vents can pressurise hot contents.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
-
Prevent pressure in a cup.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
- Stop after no more than one minute of continuous blending; blade friction heats the contents and raises pressure even when the ingredients started cold.
- Do not run consecutive one-minute cup blends; let the contents settle for at least 10–15 minutes, and carefully open a cool cup away from your body to release pressure before another cycle.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use only the blending pitcher with its vented lid for hot, warm or carbonated ingredients, taking extra care with steam and splashes.
Can I add more food while blending?
- To add more ingredients to a hot blend, turn the blender off and wait for the blades to stop; open the lid cautiously, add ingredients without exceeding MAX and refit the lid securely before restarting.
What must stay out of the cups?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Exclude soda, baking powder, baking soda, yeast, effervescent batters or cake mixes, and dry ice; check supplement and protein-powder ingredients for anything effervescent before adding them.
What if a sealed cup becomes hot or warm?
- Stop blending and unplug the blender; leave the hot or warm cup where it is and keep other people from touching it. Do not remove the cup from the base or use heat, force or tools to pry it open.
- Wait at least 30 minutes, then check the cup; wait longer if it is still warm, and only remove it from the base once it is completely cool.
- Point the cooled cup away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly unscrew the blade, releasing residual pressure gently.
How should I store a cup blend?
- Remove the Extractor Blade and use the To-Go Lid or transfer food to a vented container; do not leave the blade attached to food that can ferment.
How can I warm a cold cup blend?
- Transfer the blended mixture to a stovetop pot to heat it.
What if the cooled cup still will not open?
- Do not force or pry apart the cup and blade; securely wrap or box the cooled cup and dispose of it at the bottom of a covered outdoor bin, never an indoor bin.
Can I heat or freeze the blender parts?
- Do not put blender parts or accessories in a microwave, oven, air fryer, stovetop pot or boiling water; do not use the parts as freezer storage containers.
NutriBullet Power Core Plus
Which temperature and container instructions should I follow?
- Check the complete product code on the underside label.
- Check the temperature, carbonation and container instructions in the guide supplied with that exact code before trying a hot or fizzy recipe.
Magic Bullet Blender Combo
Yes, Magic Bullet Blender Combo permits hot, warm or carbonated ingredients in its pitcher with the vented lid fitted; do not put them in its single-serve cup.
How do I use the permitted container safely?
-
Fill and close the pitcher.
- Keep food and liquid below their respective MAX lines; use the lower liquid line and higher solid line where both are marked.
- Fit the pitcher lid and insert and lock the vented lid cap before powering on; keep the lid in place to contain splashes while the cap vents steam.
- Check that the vent slots are clear and that the pitcher lid is securely locked with the cap twisted closed before starting.
-
Start a hot blend.
- Start on LOW and increase speed only after the ingredients are integrated and the mixture is level and no longer splashing.
-
Open the pitcher afterwards.
- Stop the blender and wait for the blade to stop before removing the pitcher; open the lid cautiously because steam and hot splashes can escape.
-
Prevent cup pressure.
- Keep the combined food and liquid below the cup’s MAX line so the contents have room to circulate without leakage or dangerous pressure.
Which container can hold hot or fizzy ingredients?
- Use only the pitcher with its vented lid for hot, warm or carbonated ingredients; never use the single-serve cup for those ingredients.
Can I add more food while blending?
- After the base ingredients are mixed, slowly open the vented lid cap, add ingredients gently without passing MAX, then refit the cap; keep your hands away from escaping steam and splashes.
What must stay out of the single-serve cup?
- Use room-temperature or refrigerated ingredients and liquids at 21°C or cooler; let cooked ingredients cool before putting them in the cup.
- Exclude soda, baking powder, baking soda, yeast, effervescent batters or cake mixes, and dry ice; check supplement and protein-powder ingredients for anything effervescent before adding them.
How long should I wait between cup blends?
- After two consecutive cup blending cycles, wait at least 10–15 minutes before another cycle; slowly untwist the blade from a cool cup, pointing it away from your body to release pressure.
What if the cup becomes hot or warm?
- Stop blending immediately and unplug the blender; leave the cup alone on the base, keep other people away and never use heat, force or prying to separate the Cross Blade.
- Wait at least 30 minutes, then check the cup; wait longer if it is still warm, and only remove it from the base once it is completely cool.
- Point the cooled cup away from your face and body and use a towel to slowly unscrew the Cross Blade, releasing residual pressure gently.
What if the cooled cup still will not open?
- Dispose of the cup and contents securely; do not leave food sealed for a prolonged period because fermentation can force the cup apart.
How should I store or heat a cup blend?
- Remove the Cross Blade and fit the To-Go Lid, or transfer the mixture to a vented container; use a stovetop pot to heat the blended food.
Can I heat or freeze the blender parts?
- Do not put blender parts or accessories in a microwave, oven, air fryer, stovetop pot or boiling water.
- Do not use Magic Bullet Blender Combo parts or accessories as freezer storage containers.
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The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Triple Prep System user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Blender Combo 1200 user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: Read the NutriBullet SmartSense Blender NBF07600 user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Smart Touch Blender Combo user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Power Core Blender user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Blender Combo 1000 user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: NutriBullet Power Core Blender Combo user guide (PDF)
The full steps for this model are in its user guide: Magic Bullet Blender Combo user guide (PDF)