Magic Bullet
I don't like the Magic Bullet. Gimme my Oster Fusion instead. Here's a post I wrote about the differences:
http://www.obesityhelp.com/member/pwsammy/uzone,blog/action, comments/blog_id,61570/blog_post_id,158447/
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I had the Magic Bullet prior to surgery. But it sure did come in handly for making shakes post op. I still make shakes with it 3-4 times a week at 2 years post op. Small in size, small cup size for individual servings, small counter space needed, plenty of extra cups, etc. Many use these for pureed foods too, if you surgeon wants you to do that as part of your post op diet. DAVE
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