The Magic Bullet Express 17 Piece Set is a versatile and efficient kitchen appliance that aims to simplify cooking and food preparation. This set includes a high-torque power base, which serves as the foundation of the system. It is designed with a compact size, making it easy to store and use in any kitchen. One of the key features of the Magic Bullet Express is its multi-functional abilities. The set includes various attachments, such as the cross blade and flat blade, that allow users to chop, mix, blend, whip, and grind a wide range of ingredients. This makes it suitable for tasks like making smoothies, grinding coffee beans, or creating homemade salsa.
CSC: How did he react to that?
If I feel like I m going to have to work a little hard, I would usually be dropping compliments in there like you re gorgeous, or I like to drop the 11 10 line. Then, if this is not sufficient illogic, there are the words that sound identical but have completely different functions, such as there, they re, and their.
This makes it suitable for tasks like making smoothies, grinding coffee beans, or creating homemade salsa. The Magic Bullet Express also comes with several cups and mugs of different sizes, which can be used for blending and serving. These cups are made from high-quality materials and are dishwasher-safe, making them easy to clean.
W is for aitch
CSC: Aitch, welcome to Chicago. How are you feeling?
Aitch: Thank you very much. Excellent, excited to be here.
CSC: First time here?
Aitch: First time, I'm losing my Chicago virginity today.
CSC: Let the people know who you are and what you're about.
Aitch: My name is Aitch. I'm a rapper from Manchester, UK. Right now, I'm on my North America tour, just got back from Toronto. Today obviously, I'm in Chicago, got a couple more dates after this. Yeah, man, I'm the fucking littest, best rapper in the world. If you didn't know, get to know.
CSC: Do you remember the story of how it all exactly went down the day you quit your job to pursue rap full-time?
Aitch: I think I was just going up and down to London having meetings with different labels and whatnot. We kinda had a meeting with every single label possible, and everyone was offering money. So I was just kinda like, 'I don't know what I'm going to do right now, but I'm definitely picking one of them.' So I just phoned my grandad and said, 'I'm not coming in tomorrow because I'm going to go sign a contract,' and I never went back.
CSC: How did he react to that?
Aitch: He was happy. He didn't want me to work there. That was just kinda just giving me something to do while I waited for rap to work out. In my head, I was just like, let me get this job and waste some time until I blow up.
CSC: What type of job were you working?
Aitch: It was laboring like construction, but nothing like no skill set to. I was just cleaning up after everyone else. It's the worst job in the world. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
CSC: You've been rapping for over half a decade now, about seven years. Has there been a moment in your life in which you said to yourself, 'I made it.' or is that moment yet to come?
Aitch: I think it's still to come. I've had moments, but you quickly realize how much you've not made it. I felt like earlier in my career. I remember getting my first paycheck and thinking that I'd made it. I spent it and not made it anymore. There's been different points in my career where I felt that I made it, but I get to the next point, and I've not made it yet. I'm nowhere near. You can't just get too comfy. You have to keep pushing. This has been making me feel good, this America tour.
CSC: What are some other goals you want to accomplish?
Aitch: My album needs to be crazy. I'm trying to make my album go number one. Go silver, then go gold, then go Platinum.
CSC: How about Diamond?
Aitch: Diamond, yeah, that doesn't even come in the conversation in the UK rap scene. No one has gone Diamond yet, but I will be the first person.
CSC: In the rap game, what has been your biggest Learning Curve?
Aitch: I think just learning the game and learning that you have to toughen up and understand quite quickly that if you cant ask someone to do something if it doesn't benefit them, their not necessarily going to do it. You need to come to terms that it's fine. If it doesn't do anything for them, why would they do it for you.
CSC: Are you still waiting on the Stormzy verse?
Aitch: Stormzy never sent me the verse. That's my guy, though. That's different. I'm going to bump into Stormzy, and we're going to have a fight; no, I'm just joking. We'll get that verse.
CSC: Now, what about in life? What has been your biggest Learning Curve in life?
Aitch: Different ones for different reasons. I think making money is a learning curve it push you to the test a little bit. If you are crazy or not, a lot of people get put in your position, and it can go left a whole different way. Also, just growing up and being in relationships. I say, ships I've only been in one. Different things man, I've learned a lot just naturally growing up has made me learn.
CSC: Teach us some UK slang.
Aitch: Mine's a bit different because I'm not from London, so like, for example, in top boy, people say 'bruv,' I don't say 'bruv.' That's not a Manchester thing at all. So for house, we say 'gaff' I'm going to my gaff, I just bought a new gaff, bought a new crib. 'Scran,' I think that's what I'm about to do in a minute, scran this food. My personal Manchester one that no one uses a part for people from Manchester is 'archid', which just means brother.
CSC: How do you greet someone?
Aitch: The UK is influenced by Jamaicans, really. Man's say 'wagwan.' I know that sounds crazy to some people because people just see that as strictly Jamaican, but that doesn't come to people's heads in the UK. Canada and the UK is very very similar. They say we got some 'bad tingz,' like bad girls, you know what I'm saying, and people in America don't say that it's just a Canadian and UK thing.
CSC: Talking about 'bad tingz,' how does Aitch slide into the DM's?
Aitch: It depends who it is. If I feel like I'm going to have to work a little hard, I would usually be dropping compliments in there like you're gorgeous, or I like to drop the 11/10 line. Send them their own picture that they posted and put you are an 11/10 that usually works. You know, different strokes for different folks.
CSC: What's your go-to order at Jak's Kitchen?
Aitch: I don't even order nothing I just say, 'Yo I'm coming!' It's usually just like chicken, prongs, mac cheese, everything, and anything good that you can think of it's just on that plate. Anyone that goes to Manchester trust me, just go to Jak's Kitchen.
CSC: Anyone in Chicago or the states that you want to make a track with?
Aitch: You know who's hard from Chicago, that new guy PGF Nuk. He's so fucking hard. He's the coldest. I like him a lot. I've always wanted to make a song with Chief Keef, but I feel like his love for music isn't even there anymore, so it wouldn't be the same.
CSC: Let's play a quick game of Fuck, Marry & Kill (Avoid). Amelia, Lizzo, and Ms. Banks.
Aitch: Oh, for fucks sake! I would. Fuck. I would fuck Ms. Banks, yeah. You have put me on this spot with this one bro. I don't know what to say with Amelia because do I pick avoid her because we've done that already or out of love, do I marry her because we've done that already. Fucking hell, man. I need to fuck Ms. Banks, and I need to marry Lizzo. That's only because I've never done either of those things before.
CSC: You've worked with Stormzy and Ed Sheeran before. Have they given you any good advice that you've followed throughout your career?
Aitch: Ed is always giving me advice. I was chatting a bit with Ed before, to be honest. He's always giving me good advice on the DM's. Never anything in particular. He hypes me up a little bit when I speak to him. He makes me feel like I can do it, so yeah, man Ed's my guy, and so is Stormzy. They both taught me a lot, even without even knowing them before and just watching them do their thing.
Additionally, the set includes lids that allow for convenient storage of leftovers or on-the-go use. One of the biggest advantages of the Magic Bullet Express is its speed and efficiency. With its powerful motor and sharp blades, it can quickly and effortlessly process ingredients, saving users time and effort. This makes it an excellent option for those who lead a busy lifestyle or have limited time for meal preparation. Furthermore, the Magic Bullet Express is designed with safety in mind. It has built-in safety features, such as a lock-on system that ensures the motor will not start unless the attachments are properly locked into place. This provides users with peace of mind and prevents accidents and mishaps. Overall, the Magic Bullet Express 17 Piece Set is a practical and reliable kitchen appliance that offers convenience and versatility. Its compact size, multi-functional capabilities, and speed make it a valuable addition to any kitchen. Whether you are a professional chef or a home cook, this set can help simplify your cooking and food preparation tasks..
Reviews for "Save Time and Effort in the Kitchen with the Bullet Express 17 Piece Set"
1. Sarah - 1 star
I purchased the Magic Bullet Express 17 piece set with high hopes, but I was sorely disappointed. Firstly, the blender blades were not sharp enough and struggled to blend even simple ingredients like fruit smoothies. Additionally, the motor was weak and often overheated when used for more than a few minutes. The cups and lids were also of poor quality, leaking and cracking easily. Overall, I found the Magic Bullet Express to be a complete waste of money and would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Mark - 2 stars
I had heard good things about the Magic Bullet Express, so I decided to give it a try. However, my experience was far from satisfactory. The blender jars were too small and didn't have enough capacity to blend larger quantities of food. The motor was also quite noisy and seemed strained even when blending soft ingredients. The cleaning process was a hassle too, as the blender cups were difficult to disassemble and clean thoroughly. After just a few uses, I ended up returning the Magic Bullet Express as it did not meet my expectations.
3. Emily - 2 stars
I was excited to upgrade my kitchen appliances with the Magic Bullet Express, but it turned out to be a disappointment. The blender cups were not durable and cracked easily, even with gentle use. The blades weren't strong enough to blend frozen fruits and often left chunks in my smoothies. The motor also struggled with tougher ingredients, and I had to continuously stop and start the blender to prevent it from overheating. Overall, the Magic Bullet Express did not live up to its hype and I regret buying it.
4. Jason - 3 stars
While the Magic Bullet Express does have some positive aspects, I found that it fell short in several areas. Firstly, the blender cups were difficult to attach securely to the base, often resulting in spills and messes. The motor was also not as powerful as I expected, struggling to blend ingredients smoothly. On the other hand, the included attachments for chopping and grating worked decently well. However, considering the price of the set, I expected better performance overall. I would recommend looking at other options before investing in the Magic Bullet Express.