Thread: The Magic Bullet

I've never heard of the magic bullet. Exactly what is it? HOw do you make smoothies and sauces with it? Also is it very expensive.

I've used the Magic Bullet and it was very good for grinding spices and making wet pastes. However, the cold coffee didn't come out well. It was also the most sought after item in our moving sale.

I saw the commercials, but I didn't believe it. I don't know what to say, I might give it a try, but it just sounds too good to be true. And when something like that happens, well, I tend to ignore the offer.

I've never bought one because half the time those things turn out to be useless but I do make a lot of sauces. I've always wanted one so I'll have to buy it now you've recommended it!

I have this, but I've only used it once - to coarsely grind some black peppercorns.

I thought this is some kind of bullet that can be used in gun. LOL sorry.. How much is it anyway?

$60.00.

I think it got its name from the shape of a bullet that you'd use in a gun.

I was in Walmart one day and I saw the knock off of the Magic Bullet called the Miracle Blender and it was marked down to $20. I figured for $20 you cant go wrong so I bought it. It is exactly the same as the $100 version of the magic bullet and I love it. My mother has the bullet so I have tried both and I find they both work the same. This isn't some kind of miracle tool I just like how it takes up very little room, very easy to clean and also that it works very well.

I have it and love it. I got it at Costco for $50 and it came with TONS of attachments.

The Bullet saves me a ton of time. I cook for 2 people, it makes quick work of the little jobs...

actually one thing that is advertised at 3am thats half decent. My daughter likes to make things like milkshakes with it, especially since you can use the "bullet" as a cup.