Re: Christmas gift (for myself)

[Guest guest]

Clay wrote:

>Last night, I happened to stop at a CVS drugstore, and saw a

> " Magic Bullet " food processor there for only $59.95.....

>So I bought it and took it home, happy to be getting it for less,

>and without the S & H charges.

What will you do with it?

Jane

[Guest guest]

Jane wrote:

> Clay wrote:

> >Last night, I happened to stop at a CVS drugstore, and saw a

> > " Magic Bullet " food processor there for only $59.95.....

> >So I bought it and took it home, happy to be getting it for less,

> >and without the S & H charges.

> What will you do with it?

Well, last night I made a milkshake, as I also bought some ice

cream and malted milk balls. But you can make lots of things

with it, omelets, chicken salad, chop up veggies for soups or

salsa, guacamole. Also make fruit smoothies. They give you a

recipe book too. Lots of things to make with it, and easier

than a blender. With a blender, it's hard to get all the stuff

out of the bottom, cause the blades are in the way.

Clay

[Guest guest]

That sounds like a good idea. I don't like the blender blades. But I

only ever make one thing in the blender, because I mostly like to eat

the same thing over and over. Fruit smoothies.

Rhonda

> > >Last night, I happened to stop at a CVS drugstore, and saw a

> > > " Magic Bullet " food processor there for only $59.95.....

> > >So I bought it and took it home, happy to be getting it for less,

> > >and without the S & H charges.

>

> > What will you do with it?

>

> Well, last night I made a milkshake, as I also bought some ice

> cream and malted milk balls. But you can make lots of things

> with it, omelets, chicken salad, chop up veggies for soups or

> salsa, guacamole. Also make fruit smoothies. They give you a

> recipe book too. Lots of things to make with it, and easier

> than a blender. With a blender, it's hard to get all the stuff

> out of the bottom, cause the blades are in the way.

>

> Clay

>