Do you ever make a delicious smoothie, only to stare at it blankly when trying to decide the carb (or calorie) count?
Well here comes the NutriBullet Balance to the rescue!
This is a sponsored post. I received the NutriBullet Balance for free to review it, but I’ve been a hardcore NutriBullet fan for years. If you read any of my recipes, you’ll see that if I blend anything, it’s in my NutriBullet.
The NutriBullet Balance is the next generation NutriBullet and it’s a pretty cool upgrade.
It will keep track of everything that goes into the blender cup and tells you the exact macronutrient breakdown, which is both convenient for in-the-moment carb counting and for tracking daily consumption.
It connects to an app on your phone (via Bluetooth) and will guide you step-by-step through one of the 100 recipes that come with the NutriBullet or keep track of your own creations.
You can preprogram your own recipes and it will help you track that you are adding the right amounts of the ingredients to the cup (no measuring cups needed), or you can freestyle and the NutriBullet Balance will track for you “as you go”. It can even save the data to your phone’s health app!
And why is this cool? Because anybody living with diabetes needs to know what goes into their body and the NutriBullet Balance takes the guesswork out of that.
I made this short video to demonstrate how it works. The recipe I made is from the NutriBullet Balance app but you can also see it below the video
I know that this will be one of my favorite kitchen tools and I can’t wait to step up my smoothie game next year!
You can buy the NutriBullet Balance on Amazon.
This is an incredibly refreshing green smoothie with spinach, cucumber, celery, ginger, lemon, and parsley.
- 1 cup spinach
- ½ small cucumber
- ½ celery stalk
- 1 tsp. ginger root
- 1 tsp. parsley
- 2 tsp. lemon juice
- 5 mint leaves
- 1 cup water
- 1 cup ice
Add the ingredients one by one, following the instructions on the Nutribullet Balance app.
Blend for 45 seconds (the app will time it for you).
Serve in a glass with a spoon or celery stalk to stir.
“It can even save the data to your phone and link to other apps such as MyFitnessPal!”
How did you do this? I can’t find the settings for this.
You can save it to your iPhones Health app by allowing the two to synch (it’d done in settings on your phone). Seems that’s now the only app that you can sync with. Thanks for the heads-up on that
1 Jan 2018;
Happy New Year Christel. I was diagnosed as Type 2 Diabetic on 14 Dec 2017. I am on Metformin 500mg tablets as twice a day taken. Since Dec 23 to today my blood count has been below 200, I have watched what I have been eating, drinking, and doing some extra walking around the house area and outside in the winter weather here in south area of Huntsville, Alabama. I hope to do more walking later after the deep COLD weather is gone, and some biking. Some of you recipes for being a diabetic, I can not have as being on a kidney stone diet from over 20 + years.
Hi Jerry,
Sounds like you’re doing everything in your power to be successful. Well done!
My recipes will not work for everyone and you should always follow the guidelines you’ve been given by your medical team.
Thanks – Christel