MQ9137XI MultiQuick 9

To be honest, as a European, it's hard to get full support for Vitamix devices that aren't officially intended for the European market. For me, Vitamix is the leading brand when it comes to blenders. In Europe, there are numerous excellent immersion blender manufacturers, starting with Bamix/ESGE (S

Hi, I like to recommend these blender brands Vitamix and Braun MultiQuick

Ich habe mir vor 1-2 Jahren, als mein alter Stabmixer den Geist aufgegeben hat, einen Braun MultiQuick 9 mit einem Zubehörset gekauft, das u.a. einen "Food Processor" enthielt. Für Hummus, Mürbeteig für Tartes, etc. ist der super. Wenn dein Stabmixer also vielleicht auch schon abgängig ist wäre das

tlakový hrniec, alebo aj normálny hrniec s veľkým objemom - pozor na indukciu, tam ti fungujú len niektoré hrnce (overíš magnetkou ak nevieš pri starších hrncoch), na sekanie/krájanie/strúhanie kuchynský robot alebo tyčový mixér s príslušenstvom (za mňa je na toto ppči Braun MultiQuick), na pečenie

Braun MultiQuick series? Yeah checked it out and seems to be good value and a top contender in its category. (and actually available in the UK!)Unfortunately I'll also need a beater to make cake batter. Not sure the whisk would cut it.If I ever get big into smoothies/soups then I'll def check it. Th

The newer Braun Multiquick models available now are of poor quality - particularly the attachments.whisk attachments that drip rusty liquid after a couple uses or after putting it in the dishwasher, chopper attachments where the gearbox breaks off of the cheap plastic lid. Soft plastic that gets pit

No. Don't get it! It's not as powerfull as the 1000W models and the plastic discolors quickly + You can't use it in boiling liquid. Mine is similar to this one: https://www.amazon.in/Braun-MultiQuick-Blender-MultQuick-Black/dp/B07YN8TNTQ

I switched to an immersion blender for the same reason and it’s been way less annoying to clean. I’ve been using a Braun MultiQuick and it’s held up really well for soups and sauces without feeling flimsy.

Look at the second-hand models for better prices and quite possibly better machines. I have a 20-something year old machine my mom got second-hand, it’s awesome for all sorts of stuff. But if you’re on a budget and in a student’s flat I would recommend Braun MultiQuick 9 line instead: it’s 140-220 €

A Braun blender. I've got one that is a stick blender (great for soups) and also is a thing (goddamnit I can't think of the word) for chopping up food into pieces. Super easy if you're making something that call for finely chopped garlic/onion/whatever else. Argh, just looked it up and I think it's