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Growing up my mum had a Kenwood. Massive beast of a machine. Fully analogue controls. Sounded terrible, but very loud. Could take your arm off if you weren't ca
by perilunar 8y ago
Growing up my mum had a Kenwood. Massive beast of a machine. Fully analogue controls. Sounded terrible, but very loud. Could take your arm off if you weren't careful. Even had a mincer attachment.
Not really sure how you would make a non-rotary mixer TBH.
- ryan-allen 8y agoThey're talking about DJ mixers in the article ya silly :)
- sarnu 8y agoI have a Braun MX32 my mother gave me. Older than me, and I am old. This thing is so loud you want to use hearing protection. But it can knead 1kg heavy dough for e.g. pizza. Or whip the whites of 12 eggs. (Yes, I know the article is about audio mixers).
- fipple 8y agoDo you mean a Kenmore? Because a Kenwood would be an audio mixer like this article is talking about :D
- dspig 8y agoKenwood is also a brand of food mixer! See “Kenwood Chef”
- sxiin 8y agoNo, we actually had a Kenwood rotary mixer. My mother used it always when baking something and I recall the noise was horrible.
- unwind 8y agoSee https://www.kenwoodworld.com/en-int https://www.kenwoodworld.com/en-int, they're a pretty high-end brand.
- freddie_mercury 8y agoWhat a great example of someone so quick to hear themselves talk that they don't even click on the link.
- chrisseaton 8y agoI’m pretty sure you’re replying to a joke.
- almostarockstar 8y agoWhat a great example of someone so quick to hear themselves talk that they don't even realise it's a joke.