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SAVE $33: Today,Sisters Slave July 29, the Ninja Blast portable blender 2-pack is on sale for just $79.99. That's 29% off the bundle's list price of $112.99.

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$112.99 Save $33

If the clunky cleanup of blenders keeps you from making your favorite smoothies and shakes, Ninja has the solution for you: personal, portable blenders. Not only do portable blenders let you pack up your favorite ingredients and make smoothies on the go, (say at your next picnic,) but they're also just the right size and super easy to clean.

As of today, July 29, you can score two Ninja Blast portable blenders for just $79.99. Normally, the blender 2-pack lists for $112.99. Today's limited-time sale is the blender's new all-time low price, saving shoppers $33 or 29%. Meanwhile, a single Ninja Blast blender costs $59.95, so getting the two-pack is worth your while.

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Each Ninja Blast blender has an 18-ounce capacity, making it the perfect size for your smoothie or shake cravings. Not only does its personal serving size build make it highly compact and portable, but it also has a hinged carrying handle - and no cord. It can easily get stashed in your gym bag or nestled into your car's cup holder when you're on the go. We also love that it has an easy sip spout. When you're through with your blend, the portable blender is easily taken apart so its dishwasher-safe pieces can get clean.

Upgrade your health routine when you score the Ninja Blast portable blender 2-pack for just $79.99 today at Amazon.

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