Coming soon · Launching first on Amazon
The Miracle Mixer™
$49.95 planned price
Mix your magic without the mess.
Lid on. A few turns. Every kernel gets its share.
A red hand-crank mixing bowl with a clear dome. Add popcorn and butter, or salad and dressing. Put the lid on, give it a few turns, and the paddle mixes everything evenly. Watch through the dome until it's done. Then split the bowl into two serving bowls: one for you, one to share.
Includes both paddles: The Original Mixer and The Scraper.
Not on sale yet. Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day it lands on Amazon.
Join the Waitlist- Even coating: seasoning and dressing reach the whole batch, top to bottom.
- No mess: the clear dome keeps it all in the bowl while you crank.
- Mix in one, serve in two: the bowl splits into two serving bowls, so there's less to wash.
- Both paddles included: The Original Mixer, the main paddle, gently mixes popcorn and greens. The Scraper (metal-reinforced) sweeps up the dressing that settles.
- Also great for: wings, seasonings and rubs, snack mix.
2-in-1 design
Mix in one bowl.
Serve in two.
The Miracle Mixer bowl splits into two separate bowls. Mix everything together, then split it apart and you've got two serving bowls, ready for the table or the couch.
- One for popcorn, one for salad, or share a batch
- Fewer dishes to wash
Watch It Work.
The clear dome lets you see every kernel get its share. Real footage of our bowl is coming with our first samples.
Crank. Mix. Serve.
- 1
Load
Food and dressing in.
- 2
Lid on
Dome keeps it in.
- 3
Crank
Every kernel gets its share.
Our make-it-right pledge
The Miracle Promise
If The Miracle Mixer™ doesn't mix your popcorn or salad evenly, tell us at info@themiraclemixer.com and we'll make it right, whether that's a fix, a replacement or your money back.
For orders placed on Amazon, Amazon's return policy also applies. This promise adds to it and doesn't replace it.
Launching first on Amazon
Be First in Line
Join the waitlist and we'll email you the day it lands on Amazon. The first production run ships with a numbered First Batch card. No spam, just launch news.