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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Get ready to embark on a flavor-filled adventure with the all-new magic bullet Portable Blender. This innovative and versatile appliance is designed to empower the creation of delicious blends anywhere, any time.

"magic bullet as a brand is all about developing fun, versatile, affordable, and time-saving appliances for customers, and we're excited to introduce the latest product in our long line of innovation," says magic bullet performance marketing manager Trevor Kaufman.

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Made from lightweight, durable Tritan plastic, the magic bullet Portable's 16oz blending cup holds its own without weighing anything down; plus, its blending cup, lid, and infuser are all top-rack dishwasher safe.

In honor of the brand's ongoing commitment to vibrant self-expression and National Roller Skating Month in October, magic bullet is releasing one custom pair of Roller Skates to show just how portable the new magic bullet Portable Blender truly is. For more information and to enter for a chance to win, visit or follow @themagicbullet on Instagram and @themagicbulletofficial on TikTok.

The magic bullet Portable Blender comes in four stylish colors and retails for $49.99. Customers can purchase the magic bullet Portable Blender at themagicbullet.com, Target, Amazon.com, and other favorite retailer websites.

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