The Magic Bullet is a compact blender manufactured by Homeland Housewares. It's widely marketed through television commercials and infomercials and sold in retail stores under the "As seen on TV" banner.

I've heard if he did get the PC, he could order more ammo for dad plus a shiny (I mean gunmetal black) bullet proof vest for his little sister. Not to mention some handy UN peacekeepers with a Geek Squad VW and 'FOOD'.

Every cook has one gadget in their kitchen that they just cannot live without. For some it's a cutting board and others it's a food processor. In mine it's the Magic Bullet...

Every cook has one gadget in their kitchen that they just cannot live without. For some it's a cutting board and others it's a food processor. In mine it's the Magic Bullet...

U.S. consumers may have little choice but to bite the bullet at the pump when gasoline prices rise, but they aren’t completely powerless when it comes to limiting its effect on their household budgets.That’s the conclusion of a trio of economists in a recent National Bureau of Economic Research paper which found that consumers respond […]

Why does biofuel make people think that they are doing something good for the environment. I agree that turning the used cooking oil from Macdonald's French Fries is a good thing, but turning our food supply into fuel for our vehicles is that really the smart thing to do?