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We got one for our wedding 6 years ago and hardly ever use the thing. Growing up, my mom had a Sunbeam mixer where the bowl spins and the beaters stay in place.
by war1025 8y ago
We got one for our wedding 6 years ago and hardly ever use the thing. Growing up, my mom had a Sunbeam mixer where the bowl spins and the beaters stay in place. Maybe just bias because that's what I grew up with, but I liked the way that mixer incorporated ingredients a lot better. Unfortunately, Sunbeam only makes super cheap products now, so I don't know that you can even buy such a thing anymore.
- bsr203 8y agosee the videos in one of the tabs. https://www.ankarsrumoriginalusa.com/store/pc/Ankarsrum-Original-Mixer-AKM-6230-2p53.htm https://www.ankarsrumoriginalusa.com/store/pc/Ankarsrum-Orig...
- war1025 8y agoThat thing looks really wild. Never seen one like that before. This is the kind my mom had: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxgSd59Z4Yo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxgSd59Z4Yo The lady in the video seems to not really understand how it works though, and is only making jello mix, which seems like a poor demonstration...
- mongol 8y agoThe other one is the latest generation of the original Electrolux Assistent, introduced in 1940.
- kwhitefoot 8y agoI have an Electrolux Assistant that I use principally for bread making. Much better than the Kenwood and Kitchen Aid style stand mixers. Mine looks like this: https://cbsethumb.blob.core.windows.net/534x389/69/97/90/electrolux-assistent-rattvik-6352757.jpg https://cbsethumb.blob.core.windows.net/534x389/69/97/90/ele...
- jacobush 8y agoThese are HEAVY duty. Sometimes the power switch can crap out, but that can be fixed.
- war1025 8y agoThat's pretty nifty.
- pram 8y agoYou can accomplish the same thing with a handheld mixer pretty much.
- war1025 8y agoI believe on at least some of the sunbeam mixers you could detach the mixer part and use it as a handheld