the bamix M200 I bought does not want to whip milk
TG, now I went and took milk, stood in the refrigerator, * House in the village *. as written 3.5-4.5% fat. 150 ml, at max speed, fluffy foam was whipped with a disc for
15 sec, and after another 30 seconds of whipping the opal and that's it - no more whipping.
The formation of foam does not depend on the unit, but on the qualities of the whipped product. Natural, not from the store, well-chilled milk is also not whipped every time in
strong foam, although it is always whipped quickly.
That, what is sold in our stores under the guise of dairy products - not always exactly milk, if they contain vegetable fats, but they are, if milk is made from dry, and it is, because the taste of store-bought dairy products is not natural.
Even
from the market homemade cream is already often with additives, what can we expect from industrial
Grinding porridge or soup to a puree state is also impossible.
My 160W Deluxe works great in a 5-8L saucepan with hot contents, breaking into cream and vegetables into ketchups, sauces and thick apple jam into jam, and
porridge smashes, 4-blade knife attachment
power for bamix and power for other blenders = 1: 3 approximately, due to different design of motors
post of one forum member from the Osinka forum.
Question:I have doubts about the post where they write that with a low-power Bamix M200 blender, you can whip something at all. The power of this blender is only 200W, suitable only for mixing, but not for high-quality whipping. It is a pity for the young housewives who will lead to this misunderstanding.
Answer: If you have doubts, then you should not call something that you have no idea about as a misunderstanding. Have you personally whipped anything with a Bamix blender? If not, how can you write that Bamix is not capable of high-quality whipping?! .. Bamix indicates the power of the blender is 200-250 W (depending on the model) ON THE SHAFT! It is a pity if you do not understand the difference between the power on the shaft and the maximum power consumption, which is indicated by many companies (those same 1400-1600 watts). Here is an excerpt from the message of one competent user of the Odessa forum, where there was a very detailed topic about blenders:
"The power of my Bamix blender is 250 W, while other blenders have a declared power significantly higher than -1400-1600 W. And now let's figure out what power we are talking about. My blender has 250 W - this is the power developed ON THE SHAFT, that is, this is the FORCE power (forces) of the engine on the shaft. Ever-squinting manufacturers-traders went to a marketing fraud in the struggle for a buyer and began to indicate not the power DEVELOPED BY THE ENGINE (mechanical), but the maximum CONSUMPTION power (electrical) by the engine before it burns out or stops.
If we compare two blenders, one of which is Bamix (from 250W), and the second is X (from 1600W), then if you measure the power on the shaft of the second blender, then it may be equal to or less than 250W.
And now the most interesting point in the significant difference in the work of these blenders. The Bamix has only two switching speeds. How are they achieved? The second speed is the fastest (17000 rpm) and the shaft with a nozzle works directly with the motor shaft. And the first speed is reduced and the speed of rotation is reduced (12000 rpm) due to the REDUCER (gears), that is, the speed of rotation of the engine shaft is reduced by the reducer. This is an analogue of a car gearbox. The first speed has much more ROTATION FORCE, but the speed of rotation is lower, while the second has the opposite.
Now let's deal with the speeds of blenders with 5-6-7-8 speeds. How does their speed decrease? And their speed is reduced by lowering the voltage supplied to the motor due to resistors (step rheostat). But in this case, with decreasing voltage, the speed of rotation of the shaft decreases, but at the same time the power on the shaft also decreases. Therefore, in my opinion, at the lowest speeds of rotation of the shaft, the power on the shaft drops significantly and it is much lower than 250 watts. That is, with Bamix, the shaft power is always constant, because the voltage does not change (the voltage is constant). And with other blenders, this power is variable, since the voltage changes (decreases or increases). Some of these blenders even have a SMOOTH change in rotation speed. Such blenders have an ordinary rheostat (variable resistance).
What conclusion can be drawn from this? And such that Bamix can mix something thick, viscous at low speed, but on other blenders it is difficult to do this, since at a reduced speed there may not be enough engine rotation power, since the engine will work with significant overloads, it will get very hot. may stop and in the end it will not withstand the load and burn out. What we often see. Bamix is not particularly threatening, as there is enough power at low speed !!
Now for the quality of whipping, chopping, splitting at Bamix. And you pay attention to the DIFFERENCE in the configuration of the attachments. A round asymmetrical nozzle (!!!!) is used for whipping. This nozzle is in no way similar in shape to the whisk attachment of other blenders, where the nozzle is in the form of a whisk. The Bamix whipping attachment is patented and is not found on any blender except the Bamix (and the Zepter, which was licensed from Bamix). This attachment is fundamentally different from the whisk, as it whips and airs the mixture of whipped products. This mixture expands significantly in "a couple of seconds". The Bamix has four interchangeable attachments that differ in configuration and workmanship from the attachments of other blenders. And do not forget about the speed of rotation of the shaft - 17000 rpm !!! This is a very huge speed and is not yet achievable with other blenders. There are Bamix models with a speed of 21,000 rpm.
Due to this tremendous speed, quality and DIFFERENCE of attachments, the Bamix blender beats everything well, chops, chops, interferes.
These blenders, after assembly, EACH of them undergoes a bench test for a strictly defined time in various modes. Bamix blenders are NOT defective.
They work efficiently and for a long time, but they are also more expensive than other blenders.
Now the composition of the purchased products is so unpredictable ... that it is no longer necessary to talk about stability during their processing.
Added Wednesday 22 Mar 2017 11:41 am
Parmalat never took it, but sometimes I take * House *
, the foam is not worth it, but thick, I had the same