Sales Rank: 2095


Features:

Power cord pivots or locks in place

Four attachments: mix/whip beaters, kneading hook, blender, chopper

Exceptionally powerful 280-watt motor

Three speeds plus power-pulse button

Stands upright on nonskid base

Average Rating:
Rating: - A must have in any kitchen!
My former roommate had this mixer when we lived together, and we used it all the time, especially for making salsa and smoothies. This unit takes the place of about 5 other appliances! I was in the market for a mini food processor, but after rediscovering this now I don't need one! It is also extremely easy to clean, and you should keep the box for storage-makes it a lot easier to put away. I can't say enough about this Braun Multimix!

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Rating: - Greatest Hand Mixer for the Money
This little mixer does everything from mixing cake batter to whipping merengue to mixing bread or pasta dough. The attachments are fabulous, too. There's a mini food processor that's wonderful for chopping herbs and veggies, and a blender attachment that stirs the lumps out of gravies and sauces or makes great smoothies and milk shakes. I own a full-size KitchenAid, and use this little Braun far more often. Buy one for yourself, and as a gift for every cook on your list!

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Rating: - A good buy
If you don't have the space or the money to invest in three products--a mixer, blender, and mini-food processor--this is a great deal. (It also has dough hooks.) I just bought my second one. The first wore out (motor began to die) after about 8 years of nearly constant use. Some of the plastic parts are delicate--I dropped the chopper adapter soon after I got it and it chipped--but still worked. After about 7 years--the blender shaft broke. (There is a model called the M880M that has a steel blender shaft--but it's really hard to find.) I was able to find a replacement part rather easily (on-line) for about 8 dollars. Someone who cooks a lot might want a larger food processor that could support different blades and slicing disks--but this works well on many items--nuts, tomatoes, onions, etc. The chopper also has a lid for storage--which is a nice plus. The hand blender is nice for small jobs too--a smoothie, or to blend some soup. Again--if you really use the blender a lot or for large volume items--you'll probably prefer a stand-alone product. The mixer is fine for all needs. It beats egg whites, butter, and anything else I've tried quite well. The whole thing cleans very easily as well and is quite easy to use and store. A good buy.