I got a magimix last christmas. Works extremely efficiently. Damm heavy thing!
wildflower,
Nov 18, 2:30am
Cuisinart 14 cup. More affordable option and I LOVE mine.
antoniab,
Nov 18, 2:46am
Not kenwood chef - we have one, it's crap
wildflower,
Nov 18, 10:02pm
Agree with that, Kenwood are not what they used to be. I still use the electric beaters from a 40+ year old Kenwood but the food processor I bought several years ago didn't last at all, hence my Cuisinart one.
bunny51,
Nov 18, 11:52pm
I have a kenwood (both a mixer and a food processor) and I have had no trouble with either of them. I have had them for about 8 years or so now and they are still going strong.
finlight,
Nov 21, 8:42am
thanks guys. keep the comments coming .
bruceakld,
Nov 26, 2:22am
magimix Love using it, but it's heavy so I'm lucky I have the bench space to have it out all the time.
leebee35,
Dec 22, 8:04am
Christmas Shopping - Magimix still everyone's recommendation ?
I am also in the market for a Kenwood mixer. will post separately for that.
cheers
uli,
Dec 22, 8:14am
I have a Kenwood cake mixer (the big one) and a Kenwood food processor and both have been great over the last 25 years .
Not sure what the Kenwoods of today are like of course.
marcs,
Dec 22, 10:54am
I was going to look at the Breville café series one. Not sure what they are like.
nauru,
Mar 11, 12:42am
I have an old Kenwood Chef mixer too, my MIL bought it when they first came out in the UK in the early 60's. It's still going strong and I haven't had any trouble with it except to replace the original Kenlite bowl which I broke, I replaced it with a SS one. I've read that the newer models are not as good.
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