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Ingredients

lots of Marshmallow Fluff

lots of peanut butter

2 pieces bread (preferably Wonder Bread)

Directions: Liberally spread peanut butter on one slice of bread. Even more liberally spread Marshmallow Fluff onto the other piece of bread. Close sandwich, eat, & enjoy the stickyness.

The Serious Carnivore – Wild Boar Bacon

It’s not overly gamey, but it tastes slightly sweet with an almost bourbon flavor to the meat. I fried my eggs in the leftover fat afterwards…

Astronaut/ Disaster Preparedness Enthusiast – Mountain House Precooked Bacon & Eggs

I suppose the MSG could be partly to blame for how great this bizarre substance tastes, but there is more to it than just that, and it can only be understood by those who understand.

Vegetarian – Bacon & Eggs Costume

Most fun ever

Whether you prefer an Ecamper or a traditional tent, we have all the camping gear product reviews you could possibly need here (don’t forget the portable hot tub). If your car needs a tune-up before you hit the road, check out the car part reviews from JC Whitney, our newest Buzzillions partner.

Unfortunately, the webcam can only support a few users at a time so it sometimes crashes. Since we don’t want that to happen, here’s the next best thing:

• Kelp Forest Webcam at the Monterey Bay Aquarium: http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/efc/efc_kelp/kelp_cam.aspx
• Penguin Cam at the San Francisco Academy of Sciences: http://www.calacademy.org/webcams/penguins/
• New England Aquarium’s Giant Ocean Tank Webcam: http://www.neaq.org/education_and_activities/blogs_webcams_videos_and_more/webcams/giant_ocean_tank_webcam/index.php

Steve Greenberg on Philly’s NBC 10

Rampaging Bird in San Francisco’s Financial Disctrict

Tune in to see him pit the Panasonic Lumix TZ5 against the Nikon CoolPix S630 in a “Buzzillions Review Face-off” for point & shoot digital cameras. 

6/2/2009     Seattle KING NBC       

6/4/2009     San Francisco KGO    View From the Bay     

6/8/2009     Washington DC WUSA CBS    9NewsNow      

6/9/2009     Philly WCAU NBC    The 10! Show     

6/12/2009   New York CW11    Morning News    

6/16/2009   Chicago WGN     

6/18/2009   Houston KHOU CBS    Great Day Houston    

6/20/2009  Miami WPLG ABC

Like most late night infomercials, you get the feeling that life is a pain.  What are the actors in The Snuggie commercial tired of?  Blankets. Blankets that slip off, trap your hands, don’t work and otherwise FAIL. Enter The Snuggie, a wearable blanket.  Yes, you may look like a Franciscan monk, but at least you can answer the phone while wearing it.

We have over 20 reviews of The Snuggie.  While the commercials touts its snuggly, warm quality, many reviewers write of the products thin fabric and poor quality.  It doesn’t wash well and smells funny.  Some people didn’t seem to mind and loved its functionality anyway, it’s likely some pub crawlers are among those positive reviewers.

There was a time when buying an as-seen-on-tv product was a complete gamble.  Though the commercials are compelling, there was no real way to tell if a product was a good buy.  Retailers didn’t stock it, so you couldn’t even see it in person before purchasing.  Increasingly, people share their opinions and read reviews, knowing that they no longer have to buy blindly.  Now if we could get more of those bar hoppers here to write a review or two we might find out just how well it holds up after a long night of drinking.

While the cult status is comical, there are surely people who fully intent to wear it at home, and not as a joke to the local pub crawl.  Where do you find out if two Snuggie blankets are worth $24.99?  Where do you find out if the infomercial promises are to be believed? Not surprisingly, right here at Buzzillions.

Happy Shopping, The Buzzillions Team

According to reviews, the little-known Allegro Medical Jet Powered Concept Wheelchair is a solid alternative. In a side-by-side comparison, the AMJPCW beats out the Rascal in almost every way. Most notably, the AMJPCW’s top speed dwarfs that of the Rascal, reaching as high as 127 mph. With the correct safety equipment (after-market roll cage is recommended) & driver training the AMJPCW is generally considered perfectly safe.

While it’s not the top ranked mobility device on Buzzillions, our friends at Allegro Medical have slashed the price of the chair. With a new low price of $1200, you no longer need to sell your grandchildren to afford the $387,568.00 list price. With those savings you can buy a house at the Grand Canyon.

In the spirit of the greatest sporting event on the calendar (sorry Super Bowl, World Cup, and Olympics – summer and winter), we’ve put together a list of NCAA team apparel reviewed by consumers (like you!) on Buzzillions.  So without further ado, here’s our special Buzzillions Sweet 16 for all you die-hard basketball fans and bracketologists:

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