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Anyone ever use a Bamix immersion blender?

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Anyone ever use a Bamix immersion blender?

by Jenise » Thu Jul 01, 2021 2:07 pm

I keep seeing ads/commercials for same. Occasionally they star Jamie Oliver. Have to say, I'm starting to think I need one. I don't use an immersion blender nearly as much as I used to since Bob replaced my original Braun, or was it Kuhn, which I loved not only in spite of the clamp that held it together where it crackled when one of us dropped it or maybe even more because of it.
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Re: Anyone ever use a Bamix immersion blender?

by Jeff Grossman » Thu Jul 01, 2021 2:48 pm

Never even heard of it.
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Re: Anyone ever use a Bamix immersion blender?

by Larry Greenly » Thu Jul 01, 2021 3:08 pm

I've owned one for a quarter century, and I have two others as backups that I acquired along the way. I personally think it's the best one out there. It's made in Switzerland, so it's well made. I like its ergonomics, the two-speed switch (the high is really fast), how it gets everything mixed, and it's easy to clean. I even use it to mix deviled egg filling. Two thumbs up for me.
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Re: Anyone ever use a Bamix immersion blender?

by Barb Downunder » Fri Jul 02, 2021 7:37 am

Like Larry I’ve had one (the same one) for years. Works well , solid, smaller profile than many others so fits easily in a drawer, and in narrow containers.

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