the sticks you mean? they are much of a much I would just buy a £5-£10 one. If you want a proper blender/foodprocessor then anything magimix is the nuts.
the sticks you mean? they are much of a much I would just buy a £5-£10 one. If you want a proper blender/foodprocessor then anything magimix is the nuts.
i dont have room in the kitchen for a full blown food processor unit so im looking for the best hand blender out there. One that wont break after 3 uses.
Yes i mean the sticks.i dont have room in the kitchen for a full blown food processor unit so im looking for the best hand blender out there. One that wont break after 3 uses.
well u will have a guarantee to cover you if it breaks but we sell loads of ones i mentioned an only get a few back. bosch stuff also very good but slightly more
well u will have a guarantee to cover you if it breaks but we sell loads of ones i mentioned an only get a few back. bosch stuff also very good but slightly more
£100 seems overkill ofr a stick blender imo. re: the food processor the magimix are reasonable on size. mine is a top of line and takes up around 9" square on the counter top. everything fits inside when not in use. only downside is that most of the bowls and hopper are not dishwasher proof and so have to clean by hand, (unless its bad and then they get dishwasher'ed). For this reason I still use the stick sometimes if it is small amounts as the cleaning is easier. Thinking on I just run the stick under the tap and scrub, I would be less inclined to do so for £100. If mine breaks then so be it I paid buttons for it and had it for 3 years.
£100 seems overkill ofr a stick blender imo. re: the food processor the magimix are reasonable on size. mine is a top of line and takes up around 9" square on the counter top. everything fits inside when not in use. only downside is that mos