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Post by Natooke on Sept 9, 2004 12:29:11 GMT -5
I'm in the market for a new blender/mixer ... which are called assistant (i think) here.
What du you all use at home? & what kind of recommendations of name brands etc!
I'm looking in the price range of less than 3000 sek.
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Post by Sabeine on Sept 9, 2004 14:12:55 GMT -5
Do you mean those Kitchen-Aid kinds of mixers, or are you talking about a blender like for drinks?
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Post by Natooke on Sept 10, 2004 7:07:02 GMT -5
Yes a Kitchen Aid or as I've always called them Mix Masters ;D
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Post by Sabeine on Sept 10, 2004 9:28:51 GMT -5
I don't know much about these kinds of mixers since I don't have one myself. My Mom had a kitchen-aid and she loved it. I'm sure something else here can help you out with good alternatives.  |
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Post by Brandy on Sept 10, 2004 10:50:20 GMT -5
Natooke,
I know they sell Kitchen Aides here in Sweden now. I've seen them advertised in magazines. I'm pretty sure they were about 4-5000SEK, so if you really like the kitchen aide....
Otherwise, I'm sorry, I have no clue, because I hate how the swedish assistent works. I've used them at the schools when helping in classes.
I personally am so in love with my kitchen aide, I made my husband buy a transformer and we installed the electrical lines and everything. (He also had tons of american tools, so it was much more economical than replacing everything.)
I wish you luck in your quest. Let us know what you opt for in the end.
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Post by Cake Guru on Sept 24, 2004 17:38:21 GMT -5
Check in England. A friend just bought a KA there and it was way cheaper than here in Sweden, and that's including postage from England. I have my eye on this one.... it's a Hobart 20 quart....  |
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