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SAVE $30: As of March 31,Married Women's Sex Party (2025) get the Nutribullet full-size blender combo for just $99.99. That saves you $30, or 23% off its $129.99 price tag.

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Amazon's Spring Sale is coming to a close. On the final day of spring deals, we're hunting for all the last-minute deals to carry you into the next season. Kitchen deals have been plentiful during this sale, and as things are wrapping up, we're looking for standout deals.

Case in point: You can get a full-size Nutribullet blender for just $99.99.

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While you might think that Nutribullets are only for personal blending, think again. This Nutribullet combo set comes with a full-size pitcher that can hold up to 64 oz. of liquid, so you can make smoothies for a group or a steaming bowl of creamy soup. However, if you still want a personal-sized smoothie, it comes with two smaller cups you can take to go. Plus, you can blend among five different settings, rather than the OG Nutribullet's single setting.

While I haven't tested this specific Nutribullet model here at Mashable, I can testify that the brand's products are long-lasting. My Nutribullet blender has lasted me a decade, surviving dorm living and multiple moves.

On the last day of the Amazon sale, you can find the Nutribullet full-size blender combo for $30 off. That saves 23% off its normal $129.99. Get it for $99.99 while you can.

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