It can make nut butter in small batches if you’re willing to put in a lot of time and effort. Running the blender for about 10 minutes and shaking the jar to keep the ingredients moving can produce smooth, spreadable nut butter from about one cup of nuts.
However, if you add a full batch of 2 cups of nuts, the motor stops before it can make something resembling nut butter, unlike the BlendJet 2 or NutriBullet GO, which make very dry, pasty nut butter but manage to finish the job. It stops working after a few minutes and won’t start until you let it rest for about five minutes, even if you hold it upside down to keep the blades free. You can see a video of that process here and a photo of the results here.
