Kenwood QuickMix Lite, Lightweight Hand Mixer Twin Beaters with Slow Speed Start, SureEject Tool, Cord Wrap, HMP10.00WH, 300W Motor, Dishwasher Safe, White

Amazing mixer. Great value for money. No issues after a year or so. Sleek and compact design with a powerful moter.

What’s a love set? Bought it for him for Christmas as he wanted it as a present and he’s very happy with it attachments seem good good value for money and the functionality of it seems perfect.

I bought this specially for whisking solidified coconut milk (leave in the fridge...only certain brands work) into cream, which, because I have a severe dairy intolerance, is an absolute pleasure to eat with homemade cake/ desserts. It does the job well, and is easy to use, although I have one caveat... for some reason I feel that the switch should pull towards me for on and speeds 2&3, but instead it switches on by pushing away...this may seem trivial and may just be peculiar to me, but its proving to be a frustration when I wish to stop the mixer...every time! The little plastic addition which enables you to store the beaters flush with the main unit, looks neat but I found it very fiddly and quickly gave up bothering with it. The slowest speed is about right for me; I certainly wouldn't want minimum speed to be any faster. All in all I am satisfied with this purchase.

🌟 Hilariously Handy: A Review of the Kenwood QuickMix Lite🌟 Are you tired of your kitchen appliances staging a rebellion every time you bake? Meet the Kenwood QuickMix Lite, a lightweight hand mixer that’s ready to whip, beat, and blend without staging a coup! First off, let's talk about its slow speed start. It’s like the mixer knows you need a gentle wakeup call before the morning coffee kicks in. No sudden jerks or splatters here, just a smooth start to your mixing journey, because even mixers need a bit of grace in the morning. Now, let’s get to the Twin Beaters. No, they’re not a retro '80s hair band; they’re the dynamic duo of the baking world. They handle everything from silky cake batters to chunky cookie doughs with ease. And they won’t judge if you sneak a taste of the batter, after all, who hasn’t? And the SureEject feature? It’s like the mixers got together and said, “Let’s make clean-up as easy as pie.” (Speaking of pie, this mixer can whip up a mean meringue for yours.) But wait, there’s more! It’s so lightweight, you’ll feel like you’re wielding a lightsabre in the kitchen (cue your best Jedi chef impression). No more arm workouts while making meringues, unless you count the dance moves you’ll bust out when your baking turns out perfectly. In conclusion, the Kenwood QuickMix Lite is not just a mixer, it’s a culinary sidekick with a sense of humour. It’s ready to tackle your baking adventures with style, grace, and a dash of whimsy. Just remember, with great mixing power comes great responsibility… to eat more cake! Happy mixing! 🍰🎉

Good small hand held mixer. Lightweight but sturdy. A lot quieter than my last handheld mixer. Easy to put in and eject the whisks. Only tried on cream, so far, but quick and easy to use. Cord wrap is very handy for storage. Would recommend

Light weight and good quality

Wanted a reasonably priced and powered mixer to replace one I’ve had 20 years to compliment a food processor. One that was a no fuss for putting beaters in and easy clean. Looked at a lot of mixer and a lot of reviews before settling on this one. I’m glad I did and delighted with the purchase. Enough power to mix up a a four egg Victoria sponge without any effort and a brilliant Pavlova in minutes. Light weight for holding it in your hand but no light weight in what it can do. Very happy with the purchase and would highly recommend.

Nice light weight hand mixer and works well .Easy to store and clean

Elettrodomestico con unica spina americana, istruzioni solo in inglese.

This item was delivered before the estimated date but arrived with a UK power plug, which was not shown in the description. It was delivered to a German address, so it was necessary for me to purchase a mains adapter, which I wasn't impressed with.