MAGIC BULLET DESSERT EXPERSS

I thought about ordering too, but after reading many reviews, I decided against it. It is made mostly of plastic and it's loud and if you don't get the fruit frozen to the prefect degree, the stuff comes out runny. And I can't eat bananas so that would make the base less creamy. On TV, it looks like soft serve ice cream but from what I hear, it really isn't.

I bought mine from HSN when they had a special. I love it. I do love bananas . Most items are very creamy IMO and I love the way it swirls. I found clean up to be a breeze, you basically rinse and drain , I use a long handled brush for the main part. Mine assembles and disassembles just like in the demos. It has a useful recipe book that is nicely organized. You do have to experiment and be mindful of thawing times.

If you use WW point system you can have a dessert point free, of course the ripeness of the fruit is important to satisfaction. For me one frozen banana makes a satisfying serving. I have a Ninja that I can make some similar items but I usually make too much in it with the dessert bullet I can easily make one serving.

I like having a frozen dessert without a long list of ingredients that I cannot pronounce.

Is this the same thing as Yonanas?

On 4/22/2014 olive59 said: thanks!! Yes it is similar to yonanas from what I have researched. I lookedit up in Amazon - many people prefer one over the other so I don't really know which one would be better. My other concern with this is that too much fruit isn't good for me as far as calories and sugar content - I pretty much limit myself to one apple a day. Still pondering......

Well I love my Yonanas. It's better than eating ice cream. Well not better, but better for you.

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On 4/22/2014 olive59 said: nice cardamom thanks! I'm curious - was there a reason you chose yonanas over the Dessert Expresss?