Magic bullet?

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[Post New]07/19/2014 23:59
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Anonymous
Good or no? Do you use it for anything other than smoothies?
[Post New]07/20/2014 00:27
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Anonymous
I had one, but the motor was too weak to crush ice. It ended up breaking, so I bought a Ninja and love it!
[Post New]07/20/2014 02:42
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Anonymous
Get the nutribullet with the larger motor--900 watts. Ninja is a pain in the ass, tried to use my moms when I was visiting her and it was horrible.
[Post New]07/20/2014 08:28
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Get the nutribullet with the larger motor--900 watts. Ninja is a pain in the ass, tried to use my moms when I was visiting her and it was horrible.


I am the Ninja fan. Which one did she have? I have the prep and chop one (3 different sizes) and I use it for everything from making salsa to making ice cream. Just curious what you did not like about it.
[Post New]07/20/2014 08:47
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Anonymous
I have a magic bullet. It works great if the foods aren't too hard. I use it for smoothies, pureeing veggies, making salsas and dips (guacamole) etc.

My other issue is that the cups are pretty small so you can't make very big portions of anything.

[Post New]07/20/2014 09:56
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Anonymous
It doesn't even do a decent job of blending up protein drinks

Tons of prep work is needed because you need to cut up food in tiny portions because as a PP mentioned the cups are very tiny. If you put more than a couple tablespoons of anything in, it simply doesn't get blended.
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