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Best Hand Mixer?

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  • 23-11-2009 11:24pm
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    Eviledna
    Registered Users Posts: 1,325 ✭✭✭


    So Santy is coming and I have been very good this year...so he said I could have a shiny new hand mixer for my baking expeditions :D

    Now my question to all you brilliant bakexperts is...which hand mixer is the best? What should santy look for? Baring in mind that he's a bit skint this year with the elves going on strike and all...my budget is ~€50.

    I currently own a soon-to-be knackered lidl 15 euro handmixer, which has lasted very well for the price but always needed some more power to get through the cookie dough! I need something strong, quiet and dishwasher proof.(the attachments!) I have my eye on this beauty, but would love to know if it's worth the dough :Dok enough puns
    Are kenwood the best? Or are there others to consider?

    Thanks all!


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    smallgarden
    Registered Users Posts: 1,644 ✭✭✭smallgarden


    you should be able to find decent kenwood hand mixer for around 20 euro. ive never had any problems with kenwood handmixers and ive seen a good few of them working in schools.i also have wahl one by james martin which is fairly decent.some of cheaper ones have really flimsy whisk/beater bits.have look at them before you buy if you can


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    fifib
    Registered Users Posts: 1,463 ✭✭✭fifib


    i just bought this one from Amazon during the week
    Breville SHM2
    its both hand and stand mixer
    Havent used it yet but it was highly recommended by a friend of mine who does alot of baking


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