Flash Sale 🔔 Braun MultiMix Hand Mixer, 1, Black ✔️
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Beat, whisk and knead all the ingredients that go into your favorite recipes with the multimix 5 hand mixer, HM5100. A 350-watt motor delivers 50% more power than leading competitors to combine even the toughest ingredients for well-mixed results. Smartmix technology incorporates an in-line vertical motor design that redistributes the weight of the mixer out of your hand and into the bowl, requiring 50% less effort for mixing. The completely sealed system and sleek design has no open ventilation slots, so nothing can get inside the housing, making cleaning quick and easy, resulting in long-lasting performance. With 9 speeds to choose from — and Turbo for the toughest jobs — a simple turn of the vario control speed dial with your thumb is all it takes to seamlessly fine-tune the speed for precise mixing results. No need to stop and change attachments to go from whisking to beating. The unique multi whisk attachment is both whisk and beater in one. Its dual-action design creates volume for light, airy mixtures. Ready to bake some bread? This powerful mixer and included dough hooks are up to the task. With the signature Braun design and engineering, this lightweight hand mixer with soft-grip handle is slip-resistant, keeping you comfortably in control. All that’s left to do is UNPLUG the extra-long cord, pack the pieces into the accessory storage bag and let the baking begin. Wattage and mixing effort (mixing cake batter, external tests) compared to leading competitors.
- 50% more power 350 watts of power beats the ingredients and the competition. Wattage and mixing effort (mixing cake batter, external tests) compared to leading competitors.
- Half the mixing effort smartmix technology delivers an in-line vertical motor design that shifts the Weight of the mixer out of your hand and into the bowl. Mixing effort (mixing cake batter, external tests) compared to leading competitors.
- Quick cleanup easy clean design has a completely sealed system, so nothing gets inside the housing, and dishwasher-safe parts make cleaning easy
- One-Handed vario control a simple turn of the vario control speed dial is all it takes to adjust the speed while you mix, and the touch of a button lets you switch between accessories.
- Attachments for every task multi-whisk, both whisk and beater in one, creates volume for light, airy mixtures. The sturdy dough hooks are perfect for homemade bread and pizza.
- Comfortable control an ergonomic, super-soft grip keeps you comfortably in control.
| Pattern Name | Mixer, Mixer + Blender |
|---|---|
| Color | Black, White |
5 reviews for Flash Sale 🔔 Braun MultiMix Hand Mixer, 1, Black ✔️
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D. Earls –
Just received this yesterday, first use this morning. After a hiatus of several years, I started making bread again this fall, and am now baking twice a week. My wife had encouraged me to use her KitchenAid Artisan stand mixer, labeling it the gold standard of mixers. Takes up huge space on the counter, but is so heavy you don’t want to get it out and put it away. In the past I had used 220-watt hand mixers from both KitchenAid and Cuisinart, and while they did fine at kneading, the effort caused the mechanism that secures the dough hooks in both mixers to fail, and the dough hooks kept falling out.The Braun 5100 offers a compact and more powerful alternative to the stand mixer (350-watt motor vs 325-watt on the stand mixer). From what I’ve read, the KA Artisan should be used for”occasional’ breadmaking, suggesting it would not stand up long to twice-weekly outings. The single dough hook doesn’t knead as effectively as two dough hooks. And who wants to be responsible for burning out his wife’s 20-year old mixer?It also offers a sensible alternative to less powerful hand mixers. The on-off switch is easy to reach, and the motor won’t run unless the beaters/dough hooks are properly mounted. The speed dial is easy to reach with your thumb, so you don’t have to turn the mixer off to changes speeds. Some would say you could press the beater-eject button while mixing – anything is possible – but it’s not likely to happen.The design of this device is great. The vertical motor placement makes it easy to hold and the motor’s weight helps it stay in the bowl while mixing. The dough hooks are long enough to provide a lot of stretch to the dough as it’s being kneaded (and kneading is more about stretching than compressing). Long story short, I have pain-de-mie dough that has the texture of satin rising in the Pullman pan right now. I will get a very fine-crumbed, tender loaf from this.Clean-up is a snap. I won’t put the dough hooks in the dishwasher, though I understand they could go in there if I wanted. The mixer is compact and doesn’t take up a lot of cabinet space. I never pushed the mixing speed above 5 with the bread dough so there was a ton of power in reserve. Bread dough, to me, is the best measure of how a mixer will perform.I don’t use mixers for many tasks – pretty much bread dough and whipping cream. I’ll be whipping cream later in the week to make Christmas pies. I think this is going to do just fine with whipping cream.Yes, there are less expensive hand mixers, but paying $30 for a mixer that that the beaters won’t stay in doesn’t make sense. And there are more expensive mixers – a Breville that costs almost $100. But I don’t need a mixer with a light and built-in timer.For power, ease of use, compact design, comfort in hand, this one earns its five stars.Edit: OK, had it a week now, have made bread three times and this morning whipped cream for a holiday pie. So far it does everything I’ve asked it to do and done it without difficulty. It feels lighter in the hand than the KitchenAid and Cuisinart hand mixes, probably because of how the motor sits. For us bread junkies, the dough hooks are longer than the KitchenAid and Cuisinart dough hooks which makes kneading very easy. Mu pain-de-mie from today is simply one of the best loaves I’ve turned out – the Braun gave me satin dough. I like that it has a three-year warranty (I was sure to register it) so if I run into an issue with the dough hooks, I’m covered. Neither the KitchenAid or Cuisinart lasted that long.Very, very happy with this purchase.
DANIEL NIELSEN –
I have read through several of the reviews with many concerned about the plastic inserts on the beaters and dough hooks. I can tell you from experience that the plastic inserts will outlast the mixer. I just replaced my Braun Multimix 280 watt hand mixer that I bought in 2002 and used regularly to mix cake batter, frosting, potatos, and pizza dough etc. The motor on the 280 watt mixer finally gave out and the beaters and dough hooks from this 20 year old mixer are identical to those that came with my new Braun 350 watt Multimix 5 hand mixer. I intend to use these 20 year old beaters and hooks with the new mixer and keep the new beaters and hooks packaged in the storage bag. In fact the 20 year old mixer came with the vegatable chopper that I never used and the smoothie blender that may have been used 3 times to whip the lumps out of gravy. Both these accessories do not fit my new mixer and I wish they did. If you are having apprehensions about buying this mixer, it is the best mixer I have ever had and in 20 years when my Multimix 5 wears out I will buy another Braun without thinking twice. I used my new Multimix 5 with the old beaters the other day to mix a cake and to whip up potatos for dinner and it worked flawlessly. Don’t be afraid of purchasing this mixer, it will serve you well. One more thing this Braun multimix 5 handmixer is not loud and noisy like others have reported. Very quiet and very easy to handle with the rubber grips.
D. I. F. –
I had done a lot of research for hand mixers. I debated between really expensive ones to the cheapest ones. I landed on this one. I wanted a hand mixer so I didn’t have to lug out my stand mixer every time.I am satisfied with this hand mixer. It’s slow to start and has high power as I go up, as needed.No regrets. Made some oatmeal creampies and chocolate chip cookies as soon as I received it.It’s all satisfactory.If I were to research hand mixers again, I’d land on this one again. The “German technology” is pretty suave.
Moppett –
It has the power to whip up 10 lbs of potatoes in nothing flat! Very happy with it!
Joyful Arbor –
This mixer does a really good job and is easy to handle. It is light weight for its size and easy to maneuver. The speed dial allows you to micro and change the speed with one hand while turning the bowl with the other.