Micro Magic Microwave Milkshakes

FROM: Chris [E-Mail]
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 9:19:37 am

The french fries were awful. There still is no way to produce a crispy fry in the microwave.

FROM: Rob [E-Mail]
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 11:20:28 am

Yeah, but they did a pretty decent job of making a crispy fry. It was better than many others who've come since. I remember Micro Magic fondly. Never had the milkshakes, but I often had the cheeseburger (and didn't they have a fish sandwich? I forget...)

FROM: Dave Walls [E-Mail]
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 1:26:23 pm

I remember Micro Magic and the bland, but cripsy, fries.

I remember having the milkshake once, and it was pretty good, but fairly overpriced..For the 3 bucks, I could get one made at a Friendly's or something..and that was when Friendly's was really good.

FROM: Robert [E-Mail]
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 5:05:18 pm

I lived for the Micro Magic Milkshakes. In my youth, I could have lived on that and microwave bageldogs.

FROM: Matt
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 8:34:30 pm

I am serious when I say I think we still have some frozen Micro Magic fries in my parents freezer from the 1990's.

FROM: Paul
DATE: Wednesday April 14, 2004 -- 11:20:29 pm

If that's the case, Matt, it's your Pinger Duty to take photographs and put them on the web.

FROM: George
DATE: Wednesday June 16, 2004 -- 12:52:42 pm

MicroMagic milkshakes main ingredient was Potato Flakes. That is how they maintained their consistency. I used to work Frozen Foods and actually read teh ingredients one day

FROM: MicroMagicRIP
DATE: Sunday August 1, 2004 -- 10:59:28 pm

WOW!!! Finally a site dedicated to MM Milkshakes...These things were pretty da#@ good when I was a snot nose. I recently thought about them and ventured for a site and BAM - The lesson *NEVER GIVE UP* Micro Magic R.I.P

FROM: Rock
DATE: Saturday October 16, 2004 -- 2:46:16 pm

Those fries were the shiznight!

FROM: Jay
DATE: Saturday October 16, 2004 -- 2:47:26 pm

Whoever said those fries were bad...seriously...get your head out of your a$$.

FROM: kinsey
DATE: Monday December 20, 2004 -- 9:22:55 pm

anybody know if you can buy the micromagic milkshakes anymore?

FROM: Ken
DATE: Monday December 20, 2004 -- 9:45:02 pm

Kinsey, i would try to contact matt, but only if you dont mind 10 years worth of freezer burn

FROM: Thomas Cuellar [E-Mail]
DATE: Tuesday January 4, 2005 -- 12:32:46 am

The fries are still available here in Japan. If you want a picture, email me: tom@glowstar.com with the subject "Micro Magic"

FROM: Thomas [E-Mail]
DATE: Tuesday January 4, 2005 -- 12:39:05 am

Better yet, here's a link to the web site of the company that makes em (all in Japanese, but you can see a picture of the box)

FROM: Bill
DATE: Friday July 15, 2005 -- 11:57:47 am

I live in japan. one day I was looking through the store for foodstuffs, and my gaze landed upon that red box which got me through second grade--micro magic is alive and well in japan, made by otsuka foodstuffs

FROM: gabe
DATE: Saturday July 15, 2006 -- 3:28:37 pm

How on earth do the MM Milkshakes get cold in the microvave? That's so backwards?

FROM: Paul
DATE: Saturday July 15, 2006 -- 3:40:39 pm

RTFP:

They were sold in two-packs, and were frozen ice cold. After a good 30 seconds or so in the microwave, and a little stirring, you had a milkshake.

The microwave thawed them a little from frozen.