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Real Reviews: Ninja Master Prep Blender (QB900B)

Some people use their blenders every day. Some people use their blenders once in a while when they're hankering for a smoothy or a recipe calls for it. Whatever kind of blender user you are, you probably run into a couple of the same problems: stuff gets stuck at the top of the blender and won't fall down into the blades, and blenders are hard to clean. The Ninja Master Prep Blender solves these problems but not without introducing a few problems of its own.

real-reviews | 2018.01.22 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Real Reviews: Fitpacker Meal Management Bag with Containers

The Fitpacker Meal Management Bag is awesome! I really like this lunch box, and I'm going to jump straight to my recommendation: buy it if you need a new lunch box. There's a lot of lunch boxes out there, and a lot of them have the same flaws. Fitpacker has addressed almost all of those flaws. And, as you can see in the image above, it's huge. It's the same size a a 4 pound bottle of protein. Those are the big bottles you see at GNC that you can barely fit in a backpack.

real-reviews | 2018.01.15 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Real Reviews: Kitchen Smith Toaster

I'm just going to start by saying don't buy this toaster unless it's absolutely the cheapest toaster you can find. It's a throwaway toaster, and you shouldn't buy it unless you're okay with throwing it out in a month or a year.

real-reviews | 2018.01.08 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Real Reviews: Cuckoo Rice Cooker CR-0631F

Cooking rice is a real pain. The typical way to cook rice is to fill a pot with rice and water, boil the water for a while, turn the stove off and leave the rice covered for a while, and then serve. The problem with that is there's too many variables! How much rice do you use? How much water? How long do you boil for? How long do you let the rice rest after turning off the stove? If you want to double the amount of rice, does everything else double too?

real-reviews | 2018.01.01 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

Real Reviews: Panasonic ER-GN30-K Nose Hair Trimmer

So, uh, yeah, the Panasonic ER-GN30-K is a nose hair trimmer. It costs like $10 or $20 depending on where you get it.

real-reviews | 2017.12.25 09:00 | Kurt Tomlinson

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