• Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen ExpressMagic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
  • Magic Bullet Kitchen Express
Magic Bullet

Magic Bullet Kitchen Express

AED 299
AED 299
AED 399
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What’s included.

400 watt motor base, 830ml work bowl with feed chute, food pusher, stacked chopping blade, reversible slice shred disc, stainless steel cross blade, stainless steel milling blade, tall cup, short cup, user guide & recipe book.

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Features.

Who knew one machine could do so much in so little time? Get a handle on meal prep, whip up a fresh snack, or blend up a quick smoothie – however you spin it, you’re in for a treat. Who knew one machine could do so much in so little time? Get a handle on meal prep, whip up a fresh snack, or blend up a quick smoothie – however you spin it, you’re in for a treat.

Compact and countertop-friendly, the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express is the perfect size to keep within arm’s reach for everyday use.

One base with two attachments easily switches from food processor to personal blender. Prep, blend, and create in seconds.

Dishwasher-safe components make the Magic Bullet Kitchen Express a breeze to clean up.

With our included recipe guide, you can get started making quick, easy, and delicious dishes - from appetizers to dessert.

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Specification.

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A food processor is able to dice, slice, and shred foods while blenders are designed to pulverize them. A food processor can mince onion and garlic, for example, while a blender is meant to make smoothies or pureed sauces.
It really depends on what you’re making! For salad dressings or creamy dips, like hummus, a blender and food processor may be used interchangeably. But, if your goal is to shred ingredients, like zucchini or carrots, or chop foods, like cabbage or cucumber, you’ll want to use a food processor.
Most often, the motor in food processors is not as powerful as the motor you find in most blenders. While they shine in prepping ingredients, such as chopping and dicing, they may not be able to pulverize the toughest ingredients, such as almonds, into super smooth almond butter.
All components are top-rack dishwasher-safe, except for the motor base, which should be carefully wiped down by hand. Never submerge the motor base in water.