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The Magic Bullet Blender

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(NOTE: People's sense of taste often changes in the weeks right after bariatric surgery as they adjust to new dietary routines. This can influence the ratings on the “taste” scale below.)

Posted 10/21/07
Terrib

“Knowing I would have to puree my foods and then strain them, I decided to purchase the "Bullet Blender", you know, the one they advertise on TV. Not needing "two for the price of one", I found a new single 17 piece with Juicer on eBay. I used it to blend my protein shakes, blend Unjury with coffee and 2% milk (makes it a like a milkshake) and was pleased how it worked. Then the REAL test! I took a can of Campbell's Homestyle Chicken Noodle soup, pureed it, then put in throught he juicer, I WAS AMAZED! IT HAD THE LOOK AND CONSISTENCY OF A CREAMED CHICKEN SOUP! There was not one piece of food particle to be found! Certainly sippable through a straw! So then I tried in on Stouffer's creamed chipped beef. The juicer separated the miniscule particles of beef from the broth (I did add a touch of milk to thin a bit) and viola-the taste without the food particles. I would recommend this to anyone, much easier and finer than any strainer I have ever used... easy cleanup and small enough to fit on your counter!”