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This Magic Bullet Blender has all your smoothie needs covered for just $25.50 (Reg. $35)

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Amazon is offering the Magic Bullet Blender for $25.49 shipped. Simply clip the on-page $4.50 coupon. Regularly around $35, only once in the last year have we seen it go for (slightly) less on Amazon and today’s offer is the best price we can find. It goes for up to $35 at Best Buy and Home Depot, for comparison. Perfect for your daily smoothies, it will also handle lighter cooking tasks with its 250 watts of power. This model also comes with a pair of travel mug blender cups to minimize cleanup. It carries a 4+ star rating from over 3,100 customers and is an Amazon best-seller. More detail below.

At just $25.50, its hard to recommend anything else if this is what you’re looking for. However, this Hamilton Beach personal blender is only $15 Prime shipped and the well-rated Oster option goes for $17. Hit up our Home Goods Guide for even more kitchenware deals.

Magic Bullet Blender:

  • The Magic Bullet chops, mixes, blends, whips, grinds and more. Cups are made out of high-impact plastic
  • Effortlessly create your favorite meals and snacks like smoothies, omelets, sauces and dips. 250 Watts high-torque power base
  • Included Recipe Book gets you started making quick, easy, and delicious dishes from appetizers to desserts. Add 1/2 cup water for smooth blend for vegetables

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