- Is the Magic Bullet worth it?
- Yes if you mostly blend soft ingredients in small batches and want to spend under $35. If you make thick smoothies with frozen fruit or ice daily, a stronger blender is worth the extra money.
- Can it crush ice?
- Only small amounts of ice with plenty of liquid, and it is slow at it. The 250-watt motor is not designed for regular ice crushing.
- What is in the 11-piece set?
- The set includes the blender base, two blades, and a mix of 8-oz, 18-oz and 24-oz cups with lids. Exact cup counts vary, so check the box contents before buying.
- How does it compare with a NutriBullet?
- The NutriBullet has a more powerful motor, usually 600 watts or more, and handles frozen fruit better. The Magic Bullet is cheaper and smaller but weaker.
- Is $31.99 a good price?
- It is a fair price, close to the lowest this set usually sells for. It often sits between $30 and $40, so $31.99 is a good time to buy if you need one now.
- Can I blend hot liquids in it?
- No. Hot liquids can build pressure in the sealed cup and cause the lid to pop off. Let food cool before blending.
- Where is the magic bullet Blender, Small, Black, 11 Piece Set cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $31.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the magic bullet Blender, Small, Black, 11 Piece Set?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, The Home Depot, PC Richard & Son, Wayfair.