Blender

Blender Philips costs almost more than Bosch. And Bosch's functionality is still more abrupt.
Berner will never make cubes like Bosch or Philips. There, rather, rhombuses are obtained, and not to say that one to one. In addition, boiled vegetables are not very securely attached to the fruit holder, especially potatoes. Bosch copes with boiled vegetables with a bang. Only it is advisable to cool them first, especially the same potatoes. And in terms of the speed of making cubes, manual Berner cannot even be compared with smart mechanisms.

oh, girls ... we have low prices for all such prices ... and the salaries are laughing ... but I don't work myself
so ... then we will simplify the task ... well, their cubes (by scrambling herself) And if you just grind? Does a blender grind vegetables? Along the way, if the onion is immediately mashed, right?

and yes ... if I had one harvester in my plans ... I would probably buy it. And then there is a refrigerator, stove and HP looming in purchases ... So you have to be more budgetary

[SweetCandy]

SweetCandy, some blenders come with a chopper. In it you can nibble onion-carrots for frying. Not necessarily in mashed potatoes - if you do not get carried away, and the knives are sharp, then it will cut into small pieces, but unevenly: there will be something larger, something smaller, and without a certain shape. You can grind nuts or cheese.
But it won't work like a grater.

and yes ... if I had one harvester in my plans ... I would probably buy it. And then there is a refrigerator, stove and HP looming in purchases ... So you have to be more budgetary

Instead of a stove, you buy a budget multicooker and happiness comes in the house.

Then the onions and carrots can be cut with handles. And take a cheap blender to beat mayonnaise cocktails. For the first time it will go. And then decide what functions you need, and you will look for something more targeted.

Instead of a stove, you buy a budget multicooker and happiness comes in the house.

And here I agree to all 200! But choose a cartoon with a good saucepan. And you can consider the question closed. It can be used as an oven. Of course, it will not completely replace the oven, but in general, a thing in the household is even more necessary than a stove.

Another option - a compact Philips harvester, like Duffy's - will grate, grind mashed potatoes with knives, cottage cheese with the same knives, and grind everything that is needed with knives. Isn't it an option? The price of the issue is about 60 USD. e.

Another option - a compact Philips harvester, like Duffy's - will grate, grind mashed potatoes with knives, cottage cheese with the same knives, and grind everything that is needed with knives. Isn't it an option? The price of the issue is about 60 USD. e.

This kid has three problems: rubbing residue, small capacity and low power. But on the other hand, he just has a sea of ​​advantages, a low price and a lot of opportunities
Rubs carrots and beets, cuts onions, cabbage, with knives you can grind onions and carrots for frying like in a chopper from a hand blender. He makes shortbread dough, makes pancake dough, mayonnaise too (this is what the instruction says). Minced minced meat, chopped garlic.

I haven't tried cottage cheese and puree. It also has a pancake grater and an emulsifier disc. The disc can whisk whites and mayonnaise. If you need it cheap and cheerful, then this is a very good option. I'm not sure about cocktails and mashed soups because I have other machines for that.

The problem of leftovers after rubbing the carrots is solved in an elementary way: a plastic piece is taken out, in which a disc is inserted and knives are inserted. The leftovers are thrown into the bowl and chopped to such a state that they will fit for frying. Here!

Instead of a stove, you buy a budget multicooker and happiness comes in the house.

And here I agree to all 200! But choose a cartoon with a good saucepan. And you can consider the question closed. It can be used as an oven. Of course, it will not completely replace the oven, but in general, a thing in the household is even more necessary than a stove.

girls ... I just bought it the day before yesterday, I'm not overjoyed !!!!
but ... the stove is still needed ... My boys love pancakes, pies ... But I want the simplest one ... there are no questions here ...
maybe then all the same not to swing at the harvester .... but to buy a Kenwood 724 and enjoy it too much, he liked me. He can do all of my requests? Well, except for the cubes, of course, right?

Another option - a compact Philips harvester, like Duffy's - will grate, grind mashed potatoes with knives, cottage cheese with the same knives, and grind everything that is needed with knives. Isn't it an option? The price of the issue is about 60 USD. e.

but will you tell the model? I'll look at this option too

By the way, I found a Bosch 5529 in another store ... for 7200 ... already better

And Bosch is really good Will cover many of your needs. But decide for yourself what you need and at what price. I know from myself what it is: when you need a lot of everything at once

[SweetCandy]

SweetCandy , I join the advice on purchasing a compact Philips combine - it will help you grate vegetables, chop the meat into minced meat, and knead the dough (except for a tight yeast dough, but taking into account the planned bread maker, you will not need this). However, it will not replace an immersion blender for you, for mashed soups, grinding cottage cheese, an immersion blender is still irreplaceable, even if only for reasons of convenience (you do not need to load food into a bowl and then unload it into a plate or pan). And for small portions for your little one (baby?), The hand blender is just the thing! And for mayonnaise, a submersible blender is still more efficient, in my opinion. Immersion blenders, if without the bells and whistles, are generally inexpensive (go, for example, to the topic about the DEX blender, judging by the reviews, it is very good, and at the same time quite budgetary). A large powerful multifunctional harvester is, of course, good, but for a small family, in my opinion, it is not an optimal option. It is unlikely that you will use it every day to grate a couple of carrots, beets, chop a few onions - not so much work as it will have to wash it
So consider the option: compact Philips + budget hand blender (not bad, if also with a whisk). Or, if you like sweet pastries, compact Philips + mixer with a blender foot attachment (this will get more expensive). IMHO, it is more convenient to beat the dough with a mixer than in a Philips bowl, and you can load more volumes.

Compact Philips 7605 + hand blender with chopper (Brown 530) are almost like a Brown combine in Kharkov

girls ... but how do you like this tandem: Philips 7605 + hand blender Kenwood 724?

[nearly]

girls ... but how do you like this tandem: Philips 7605 + hand blender Kenwood 724?

It is a pity that you do not hear me, you can take Philips 7605 and Kenwood, but then there would be no disappointment.

I have a Philips 7605 and it suits me, but ... I have a BOSH MUM for serious work.
Phillips is good, but weak and the bowl is small. If I were choosing all-in-one now, I would choose the Brown Combine + Hand Mixer.

The harvester is more powerful than a hand blender and that's a fact. 600W Brown Combine and 600W Brown Hand Blender (or Kenwood or Bosch or nearly any other) - these are two huge differences.
Hand blenders actually have a power of no more than 300 W and only when you press Turbo they give close to 600 W. But Turbo can not be pressed for a long time, 5-7 seconds and that's it.
And the combine is stationary and powerful, you turn it on and it does everything you need, and even hands are free
Philips 7605 is low-power and you also need to hold it with your hands, because it jumps on the table
Phillips leaves a lot of residues (a lot), washing it is a whole problem, especially after rubbing the carrots, because you need to wipe all parts with a cotton swab dipped in sunflower oil to remove the orangeiness from the carrots

You can replace the tandem of the Philips 7605 and the Kenwood hand blender or any other hand blender Brown 550 It has two bowls, there are graters and shredders, universal knives.

But I still vote for Combine Brown even though I don't have one

[nearly]

It is a pity that you do not hear me, you can take Philips 7605 and Kenwood, but then there would be no disappointment.

I have a Philips 7605 and it suits me, but ... I have a BOSH MOUM for serious work.
Phillips is good, but weak and the bowl is small. If I were choosing all-in-one now, I would choose the Brown Combine + Hand Mixer.

The harvester is more powerful than a hand blender and that's a fact. 600W Brown Combine and 600W Brown Hand Blender (or Kenwood or Bosch or nearly any other) - these are two huge differences.
Hand blenders actually have a power of no more than 300 W and only when you press Turbo they give close to 600 W. But Turbo can not be pressed for a long time, 5-7 seconds and that's it.
And the harvester is stationary and powerful, you turn it on and it does everything you need, and even hands are free
Philips 7605 is low-power and you also need to hold it with your hands, because it jumps on the table
Phillips leaves a lot of residues (a lot), washing it is a whole problem, especially after rubbing the carrots, because you need to wipe all the parts with a cotton swab dipped in sunflower oil to remove the orangeiness from the carrots

You can replace the tandem of the Philips 7605 and the Kenwood hand blender or any other hand blender Brown 550 It has two bowls, there are graters and shredders, universal knives.

But I still vote for Brown Harvester although I don't have one

oh, Duffy! Now I got it, I misunderstood your previous message ... Absolutely the opposite, I understood

If the money is not enough, it is better to choose for a long time and carefully, to think it over. I am in favor of choosing among branded and proven products that many use. But I think so, many people buy something cheaper and nothing. I myself chose a submersible blender, I almost lost my mind, I re-read so much information, the horror is just But nothing, I coped, I bought it and I'm happy

You need everything and more in one product and cheaper. If we talk about functions, then we need:
1. A large bowl with knives to chop the minced meat, berries into blanks, make the dough, and you never know what you need.
2. You need the same bowl, but small, so that you can grind onions, carrots for frying, chop nuts or herbs, make pates or cottage cheese with sugar.
3. Graters and shredders are also good things. Grate Korean carrots or beets for caviar, chop cabbage for borscht or pickle. Chop the onion (though not very nice).
4. Beat the biscuit dough or whites from time to time. Cheap and cheerful hand mixer. The girls were compared, their biscuit dough and proteins with a hand mixer are more magnificent than the expensive Bosch Moom If you bake often, you can buy a mixer with a stationary bowl.
5. Shortbread or muffin dough will also make a good hand mixer, especially if it has a bowl.
6. Yeast dough. I believe that the bread maker is beyond competition here.
7. Puree soups. Here, of course, the iron blender leg is best.
8. Milk cocktails. This is a sore point for many. Recent tests in a nearby branch have shown that a hand blender whisk or hand mixer does better than a stationary blender from a BOSCH MUM combine.
9. Meat grinder. Why is she? It can be replaced by a bowl of knives from item 1

What else have I forgotten? Prompt

An immersion blender Brown 6550 with two chopping bowls, a whisk and graters, I also have, it was because of the graters that I bought it, but ... I could not adapt to them. And then I read reviews of girls here, which turns out to be one of three. The output is only roughly similar to what you expect from him: he chops more than a third, moreover, agro-chunks. I bought a Zelmer meat grinder, with all sorts of attachments and solved the problem of graters for myself, especially potatoes for potato pancakes. So it's not a fact that many functions that are not very characteristic of a blender will be as functional as that of a combine, which was originally sharpened for this

If money is not enough, it is better to choose long and carefully, to think it over.

that's why I'm tormented ... and I'm tormenting you

I don't even have anything to add ... So you have made a complete list ...
the only item 5 .... my mixer is barely alive, donated for a wedding 15 years ago ... either buy a replacement, or take it into account as part of the combine

why is it very difficult for me to make a choice ... I never had any normal technology, everything is antediluvian ... and from the antediluvian only a mixer and a meat grinder
I don't even fully understand what specific advantages, for example, different types of blenders (submersible or stationary) and a combine ... which of these techniques does better. And I want to buy a thing, and to use it with pleasure and constantly ... Therefore, I ask for advice

I poke my head again with my five kopecks. I'm talking about Bosh Cubix again. Vegetables are tertiary-cut Utility knife I will not say that a disc beater can be compared to a cool mixer, but the cream and whites are beaten, though not great, but good. If on a meringue, I would still beat the whites with a mixer. I like the cocktails in the Bosch stationary blender better than Dex's leg. In general, the results are almost the same (Dex is very good !!! but this is an internal Ukrainian brand, you can't find it in Russia), it's just that I'm more used to "stirring up" cocktails in Boch. Well, a very good result !!! Well, plus the cubes.
Of the inconveniences of the cube, there is only one thing - there is no small bowl. This makes it really easier to chop one onion carrot by hand. Although the combine is VERY easy to clean! It is enough to rinse with a good stream of water. After boiled vegetables, of course, it is a little harder, but also easy. It is difficult to wash only after fatty foods (such as a boiled liver, twist into a paste). Hard - in the sense, comparable to laundering any other dish. You will have to wash with a sponge and detergent. I wouldn't shove it into the dishwasher (even if I had one). Bosch beetroot carrots DO NOT PAINT, no need to wipe it with a cotton swab dipped in oil. I use it for almost a year at least twice a week, or even every day - no stains, not a single one!
Summing up the line. To cover ALL of your needs, it would be nice to purchase Bosch Cubix plus an inexpensive but powerful enough blender complete with a chopper. Or just Bosch. He will suit you with mashed potatoes, even with berries, or even curd. The money costs decent, yes (especially in Russia), but it still costs them

And the person originally wanted just a blender.

About the fact that the Bosch cube does not stain when rubbing carrots. I looked at the harvester itself in the picture - so it’s correct, but why paint there? Transparent plastic is not stained in any case, metal too. In Brown and Bosch Moom, white plastic parts are painted that come into contact with these vegetables. White plastic will be painted in any combine, it seems to me. There are simply no such details in the Cube when rubbing. And with cubes, there is no contact, apparently, with the white part of the nozzle. Oto and the whole secret.

Oksan, there is a contact. And the graters are installed on a white plastic stand, with which the products come in contact (after rubbing, and nevertheless). The cube attachment is made of light yellow plastic, and there the food comes into contact with the surface very seriously. However, I repeat, not a single spot for almost a year of use!
And the fact that a person wanted a blender ... I would say that a person wanted to close his needs, and which device is more suitable for this - he cannot decide. Well, here we will advise everyone in their own measure licentiousness savvy

Oksan, there is a contact. And the graters are installed on a white plastic stand, with which the products come in contact (after rubbing, and nevertheless). The cube attachment is made of light yellow plastic, and there the food comes into contact with the surface very seriously. However, I repeat, not a single spot for almost a year of use!
And the fact that a person wanted a blender ... I would say that a person wanted to close his needs, and which device is more suitable for this - he cannot decide. Well, here we will advise everyone in their own measure licentiousness savvy

Tanyush, in my Brown this base is white in a bowl - it is also never painted, because vegetables come into contact after rubbing.But the white plastic of the part is painted into which the graters are snapped into (in Bosch it is a solid metal disk, therefore nothing is painted). In Bosch Moum, there is even more white plastic, on which vegetables are crawled while rubbing, and everything is colored. Apparently, that is why in Kubiksa these parts in a cube-nozzle and yellow ones, apparently, yellow and white plastic are different things. If the grains were fixed in one white plastic disk (as in Brown), it would certainly be colored. And so, having two different harvesters and looking at the picture with Cubix - it is clear to me that there is nothing to paint there, therefore you do not know about such a problem. Although this is not a problem at all, it is rather a minor nuisance.

By the way, I did find a Bosch cube in our city that is cheaper ... within 7000 it is already pleasing

But tell me ... he cuts vegetables only into cubes? Are the nozzles different or what? Can I cut raw potatoes for example? With straws?
Will he twist the meat into minced meat too?
sorry, sorry darkness for such questions

By the way, I did find a Bosch cube in our city that is cheaper ... within 7000 it is already pleasing

But tell me ... he cuts vegetables only into cubes? Are the nozzles different or what? Can I cut raw potatoes for example? With straws?
Will he twist the meat into minced meat too?
sorry, sorry darkness for such questions

Chopped (minced) meat (with knives in a combine) and meat twisted through a meat grinder are different things.

Maybe you are right. But the fact remains: nothing is painted in Boche Cubix. As for the contact: yes, vegetables come into contact with white plastic after cutting, but still very tightly. Because after cutting, they are not evenly distributed over the bowl, but for the most part lie closer to the receiver. And this little pile supports the plastic stand so well.
On the yellow plastic, I think, there would also be spots from a beet carrot. They would simply not be as useful as on white. But the plastic is pristine.
But what you are absolutely right about is that there are zero point zero tenths terrible in these spots. Well, for someone it may be important. The main thing that man I got a good harvester Well, or a blender, since we are in the profile Temko.

Chopped (minced) meat (with knives in a combine) and meat twisted through a meat grinder are different things.

that is, not minced meat, but in pieces, right? Or just mashed potatoes, like pate?

[Lozja]

But tell me ... he cuts vegetables only into cubes? Are the nozzles different or what? Can I cut raw potatoes for example? With straws?
Will he twist the meat into minced meat too?
sorry, sorry darkness for such questions

Lozja correctly specifies: chopped and twisted meat are different things. But as a meat grinder, a knife can be considered very much. You can twist the meat at your own discretion - in small pieces, or into a single mass. You can also knead the dough of medium density or thinner with this knife. I really like to make the dough for the liver pie on it: they threw everything into the bowl, pressed the button - in a minute the gorgeous dough is ready. And what a delicious pie it turns out!
He cuts vegetables not only into cubes, but also with graters. There are three of them in the kit (if I remember correctly). In Ukr. as a bonus, they also put in a grater for potato pancakes - a trifle, but nice. Graters included: double-sided shredder (1 mm and 3 mm), coarsely finely (on one side, too fine grater, rubbing carrots almost in puree, I don't use it.but the second, which looks very large, in real life makes gorgeous slices of cucumbers, radishes, daikon, bell pepper. for carrots it comes out thick). A medium grater - as for me, is very suitable for Korean carrots. The rest of the graters will have to be bought. I bought a julienne and beetroot grater. I don't use the first one - the result is ugly, the slices are too thin. The second is the most popular one: on the one hand, the grater is slightly smaller than our usual large one, on the other, the shredder is rounded by 2 mm.
Potato sticks - figurines. Or round, or you'll have to buy a French fries grater.But you need to understand that the blocks from under it will come out slightly rounded (the grater goes in a circle with us, so don't expect straight blocks). You go to the profile Temko cube, read. There are also pictures of how and what is cut and rubbed https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=22259.0

that is, not minced meat, but in pieces, right? Or just mashed potatoes, like pate?

Depends on the duration of the process. The longer you twist, the finer the meat will be chopped.

Maybe you are right. But the fact remains: nothing is painted in Boche Cubix. As for the contact: yes, vegetables come into contact with white plastic after cutting, but still very tightly. Because after cutting, they are not evenly distributed over the bowl, but for the most part lie closer to the receiver. And this little pile supports the plastic stand so well.
On the yellow plastic, I think, there would also be spots from a beet carrot. They would simply not be as useful as on white. But the plastic is pristine.
But what you are absolutely right about is that there are zero point zero tenths terrible in these spots. Well, for someone it may be important. The main thing that man I got a good harvester Well, or a blender, since we are in the profile Temko.

Have you ever wondered why some parts in the Cube are made of yellow plastic, while others are white? I used to think that for the beauty of the forest, now I am 100% sure that yellow plastic is not painted, because they are made of yellow, not white. Pay attention to the citrus press - another confirmation of my theory. Well done, Boshevtsy. It is a pity that they haven’t done it in the mumas yet.
And the white pin in the center of the bowl is not painted even in my coloring Brown, and I have already explained why. It's one thing - just contact, albeit tight, but quite another - when a carrot rubs at high speed and under pressure against plastic. And this can be observed very well in Brown, and the plastic there is the same everywhere.
So, plus the big Boshevites once again that they came up with this yellow plastic.

Again, with my five kopecks, Cubix is ​​beautiful and magnificent, but in Bosch graters are just some kind of perversion. Three discs with five types of cuts - it just sounds proud. In fact, only a double-sided shredder is used and once a year a grater is used for large slices (when apples need to be grated for jam). I was forced to buy two disks, and these are additional expenses
The cube has many advantages, it has both dicing and rubbing, a citrus juicer, but the disadvantages are the price, stupid graters (which I have not come to terms with in BOSH MUM for seven years) and the absence of a small chopper.

Philips 7605 in terms of price is just a gift. The set of graters and shredders is just perfect, because in it one grater rubs the carrots exactly as I need, and the disc shreds also average, I am satisfied. If you do not demand the impossible from him, then everything is fine. Cons - small power and small bowl. Remains !!!

Why do I think Brown is the best choice (this is not an advertisement, I don't have one). Only in this harvester there is a large bowl with knives and a chopper, this is nowhere else. Thus, there is no need to buy a hand blender with a chopper, that is, the savings in money are simply obvious, and significant. If you really need a blender leg, it will be cheaper to buy a hand mixer in which the leg sticks into the back.

A stationary blender is a glass with knives inside, it is designed for mixing liquids or chopping berries or fruits. In theory, a stationary blender in a food processor should make superb cocktails from milk, in reality this is not.

An immersion blender is a leg with small knives, it can be used for making pureed soups right in the pan, chopping boiled vegetables in a cup or berries. I bought a Brown Hand Blender just for the chopper. I use my foot, but not often.

If you gave links to your local online stores, where you will buy, with prices for equipment, it would be generally wonderful. It would be possible to calculate and understand which kit will cost less.

The big Chinese warning - be mentally prepared for wild disappointment after buying a combine or hand blender. People who have never dealt with such units very often expect too much and therefore are disappointed, unfortunately.

I was so disappointed about the graters in BOSCH MUM, when I realized that it is inconvenient to do small volumes, there will be much more washing. That the blender does not always "pull" too thick substances and even on trifles. * again I wrote the sheet. I apologize

[azaza]

azaza But I look and do not understand ... does it have different configurations? Because in what we offer we have neither a whisk nor a hook for the dough ... And you can't buy attachments additionally in any store ...

The same is with us. Only I have a dark gray instead of a red blotch around the switch lever.
Dough hooks and whisk are NOT INCLUDED! They need to be purchased separately. Reviews of the whisk are not very good. But they are not needed - neither a whisk nor hooks. If sooner or later you are going to take HP, then you cannot think of a better kneader. Bosch hooks still won't knead the tough dough as HP will. And the whisk, I think, whips no better than a whisk disc. But I myself have not tried it, I just read it in the profile thread. So I can't vouch for the words. I can only say what I used myself.
I can only agree with Duffy about one thing: there could be more grater disks in the cube kit. Buying in addition is an extra expense But you don’t need to buy everything, buy only the most necessary disc, it costs quite democratically (at least in our country, and in our country, as practice shows, the equipment is much cheaper). For Korean carrots, it is not at all necessary to buy disc julienne - it is completely replaced by the so-called medium grater from the kit. On a fine one, you can rub mashed potatoes for kids (if there is no leg blender, and that one will do well with boiled vegetables, and if you need fresh mashed potatoes, then it will be more convenient to handle Bosch). A coarse grater, I repeat, well, very good - on my advice, several people first used it, and loved it very much. The main thing is to try it. Because of its appearance, many immediately put this disc aside, and very much in vain.
In general, with questions about Bosch, let's go to the profile thread. Blenders are discussed here. And our communication with you about Bosch a) distracts them from the topic; b) Lost, but someone might also be interesting.

I can't miss this remark:

The big Chinese warning - be mentally prepared for wild disappointment after buying a combine or hand blender. People who have never dealt with such units very often expect too much and therefore are disappointed, unfortunately.

I was so disappointed about the graters in BOSCH MUM, when I realized that it is inconvenient to do small volumes, there will be much more washing. That the blender does not always "pull" too thick substances and even on trifles. * again I wrote the sheet. I apologize

Bosch is the first real technology in my farm. What a disappointment in FIG, what are you talking about ?! I danced around him with delight for six months, I could not get enough of everything. Only when a bunch of other assistants appeared, my delight not only subsided (Boshik does not give reasons for this, he still behaves well, very significantly), but now, except for Boshik, I respect cartoons, AG and the stove. But even after their appearance, Boshik was the leader in my kitchen for a very long time. And now I love them all equally. No disappointment !!! Bosch perfectly fulfills the declared functions. To demand more from him, of course, is not worth it, but for what he is "sharpened" - he performs at 5+.

[azaza]

yeah, this is Samara ... nearby, 300 km somewhere from us

So your profile says that the Samara region. I don't know your realities
It's better to ask around about the cube in the profile branch, I don't have it. If you cannot choose between a blender, a harvester, etc., it is better to move to an adjacent branch of your choice https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/in...n=com_smf&topic=22571.520

azaza, what a score. In general, I am also happy with Bosch MUM. But in the next branch, a girl bought a BOSH MUM 5 series and she was completely disappointed, because he does not do what she bought him for, like that. So for a beginner, warning about possible (!!!) disappointment will not be superfluous. It will be all the more pleasant later to understand that there is no disappointment. Wisdom says that you need to prepare for the worst and hope for the best, so I advise you to do this. He who is forewarned is forearmed.

well ... I'm completely lost

Here there is a branch only for blenders, there is a branch for choosing something, I don't know what (when they can't decide), but there is a branch only for combines. And there is also a separate branch for Cubes
Start asking questions in another thread, but here write that ask all the helpers to go there and give a link

[SweetCandy]

SweetCandy
Two years ago I had the same problem as yours, only the mixer was not rewound with scotch tape, but it is also more than 20 years old (while plowing) and the meat grinder of the perestroika period (has already died), with grater nozzles. There was never a trace of a blender or a combine. I also climbed here through the blender-combine wilds and as a result I stopped at Brown, with graters, I actively use it, and I'm pretty scared, but most often I use my foot and less often a 1 liter bowl-beater.
In general, my advice to you, buy the cheapest Chinese hand blender with a minimum set. Get used to it, look around and then you will understand what you need next. Because from my current position, I would buy the same Brown or Kenwood with a potato crush, but WITHOUT graters, because I consider them not a very successful purchase there.

Here there is a branch only for blenders, there is a branch for choosing something, I don't know what (when they can't decide), but there is a branch only for combines. And there is also a separate branch for Cubes
Start asking questions in another thread, but here write that ask all the helpers to go there and give a link

no ... i got lost not in the topics i came then - didn’t know what to choose, and now even more so
there would be a lot of money, I bought everything and was happy

[SweetCandy]

SweetCandy
Yes, I have exactly the same submersible Brown as under your link, but when I bought it, they had a different numbering. See also the Kenwood 724 potato grinder and compare for price. By the way, I also use a small grinder if I need to grind nuts or chocolate. Found in the topic "Drinks" a delicious cocktail from Zhivchik, absolutely no ice cream, but very good. thick and tasty. And then at first there was a complete disappointment, when instead of a cocktail, it turned out loose milk

Rusya! Ol, a man also needs to cut vegetables. And if there are no cutters in Brown - is it necessary? Or then already like this: Brown + Berner graters. Because in the old fashioned way, with a knife on a plank ... Well, it doesn't roll already
Personally, I took Bosch not for the sake of cubes, not for the blender, not for the sake of a utility knife, but primarily as a vegetable cutter. And it is with this function that he copes well, just in how
And yet I'm going to take Berner now. But not because Bosch does a lousy job of cutting vegetables. But because I am here on the forum and now I urgently need it. Before, I did everything manually, and thought that I did not need anything. And now the more I have to ease the kitchen work, the more I want. So that the kitchen becomes a toy! Although much more toy

[SweetCandy]

SweetCandy
Yes, I have exactly the same submersible Brown as according to your link, but when I bought it, they had a different numbering. See also the Kenwood 724, with a potato grinder, and compare for the price. By the way, I also use a small grinder if I need to grind nuts or chocolate. Found in the topic "Drinks" a delicious cocktail from Zhivchik, absolutely no ice cream, but very good. thick and tasty. And then at first there was a sheer disappointment when instead of a cocktail, loose milk turned out

I originally came here with the problem of choosing between two blenders

Well, here I am asking around
girls ... I choose between Kenwood HB-724 and Bosch MSM-6700 ... Can you tell me what?
And in general, I'm interested in which is better submersible or stationary? And if I buy a submersible, will I need to take a stationary one?
Sori for such questions, this will be my first blender, while I'm in them a kettle
Or maybe a combine is better at once? Enlighten

Well, at the end, I swung at the combine

Found in the topic "Drinks" a very tasty cocktail from Zhivchik, absolutely no ice cream, but very good. thick and tasty.

Ol, where? Stick your nose pliz! I can not find.

I originally came here with the problem of choosing between two blenders
Well, at the end, I swung at the combine

If we have to choose only between blenders, then submersible is still better than stationary, initially more mobile. A blender and graters are not originally compatible things. If for graters, buy a food processor and a blender for whipping, Kenwood, for example
UNIVERSAL IN THE BEGINNING THERE IS NOTHING

Personally, I took Bosch not for the sake of cubes, not for the sake of a blender, not for the sake of a utility knife, but primarily as a vegetable cutter. And it is with this function that he copes well, just in how

I join !!!
Even if I have not a Cube, but just MUM 4427, but the cutting is incomparable !!!
You realize then when you make a spring salad, for example, from radishes and cucumbers, and cut everything up to onions with Boshik. And in 3 minutes a bowl !!! Satisfied with all the graters !!! I also held graters from Kenwood in my hands, there are more massive disks, but Kenwood Chief or Major stand like a helicopter !!!

Ol, where? Stick your nose pliz! I can not find.

For your money, any whim
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In the topic "Milkshakes for blender", Reply # 4 on July 09, 2009

For your money, any whim
https://Mcooker-enn.tomathouse.com/index.php@option=com_smf&topic=8224.0
In the topic "Milkshakes for blender", Reply # 4 on July 09, 2009

Thank you, dear, catch +

Also note that there is one tension in the immersion blender - you need to keep the button pressed. If you make mayonnaise or mashed potatoes, that's okay, but when you need to beat eggs onto a biscuit, I personally had a sore finger. It is much more convenient with a mixer, even if it is not stationary, it is much more convenient to hold it in your hands. IMHO.

I need: whip cocktails, puree soup, grind the curd (lyalya will be coming soon), chop vegetables too (for example, diced onions, carrots, cabbage). Make dough, cream for cakes. Here's something like this

I still advise you to take a closer look at a mixer with a blender attachment (

Making dough, cream for cakes

,

whip cocktails, cream soup, grind curd (Lyalya will be coming soon)

). For such purposes, no huge combine can be compared to a submersible blender, and for dough and creams you will have a mixer.
As for the chopping of vegetables - decide how much you intend to process them daily. If the family is large and daily processing of products is planned in serious volumes, then yes, get a full-fledged powerful harvester, if the family is small, then, IMHO, something compact that can be easily washed and disassembled and that could be stored on the work surface. Well, you won’t turn on Brown’s big bowl for the sake of a couple of Bosch-Mum root vegetables (and there are no shredders in his small bowl!), Except for the first time, indulge! Think for yourself why the users of Boshes and Browns also need small compacts - precisely for daily processing on a "non-industrial" "scale.
And, of course, decide on the planned budget, as far as I remember, you said that at present you are not planning to spend a large amount on equipment for processing food. And powerful combines Bosch and Brown are clearly "off-budget".

Compact Philips 7605 + hand blender with chopper (Brown 530) are almost like a Brown combine in Kharkov

So it is not necessary to buy a Brown blender, there are other budget options. Moreover, as far as I studied this issue, users express very large complaints about the motor part of the Brown blenders produced in the last five years.
And there are other compact combines, of course, not so eminent and proven, but they are also bought for the first time. A friend of mine a little less than a year ago bought the Binaton FP-705 - happy as an elephant! Its 300 W is enough for her both as a shredder and as a hand mixer. Even minced meat is chopped in it, of course, non-dehumidified meat, but not every powerful combine will take minced meat!

Wow, what a blender I saw in the METRO !!!
Then I'll put the photos. It is called a robot. made in France.
Modestly called mini
I photographed it next to the usual one.
But this is of course for serious work.
but you take a thing in your hands.
and the price is clear 8500-00.
It is clear what and for what.