Bosch MSM6A60UC Mixxo Cordless Handheld Blender and Chopper, Black/White

By admin on March 2nd, 2010

Cordless for maximum flexibility in the kitchen, this handheld immersion blender works great for blending batters, pureeing soup, making milkshakes, and more. A 24-ounce blender jug with measuring marks and a secure-fitting lid comes included–great for blending and storing all in one container. The kitchen tool also provides a mixing container with a chopping blade. Simply detach the stainless-steel blender foot and attach the chopper for dicing onions and green peppers or mincing herbs. The unit not only delivers sufficient power for mixing and blending, it can also crush ice and supply constant power for up to 20 minutes. Even more, the cordless handheld immersion blender and chopper features a revolutionary design deta (more…)

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2 Responses to “Bosch MSM6A60UC Mixxo Cordless Handheld Blender and Chopper, Black/White”

Lajita
Mar 3rd, 2010 at 1:21 am

When i went to use the Mixxo for the first time, I was not sure how I would like it. I have had hand mixers before and they never live up to their hype. I know BOSCH makes quality products so I decided to give this a try. The first thing I attempted to make with my new Mixxo was a smoothie. I read that the foot can crush ice, so I figured that it would be able to blend up frozen fruit. I used the blender jug attachment piece and added my ingredients, I then attached the foot and turned the Mixxo on. In order to activate the Mixxo you have to hold down two buttons and then release one, this is a safety feature, but it was a little bothersome at first because i was not familiar with the machine. After a few minutes I was able to get the hang of things and the smoothies turned out great. I even added extra ice at the end and the Mixxo was able to crush the ice with no problem. On my second attempt to use the Mixxo I used the food processor attachment. This was really neat. The base of the processor has suction cups which help keep it in place on the counter. I found it very simple to hook up because the hand piece hooks on the the top of the processor. I was also very pleased with how quiet it is. I was able to talk with other people in my kitchen when I was using the Mixxo. Additionally it fits perfectly on my counter and all of the pieces except the hand piece can go in the dishwasher. It was very easy to cleanup after I was done using it. I am very satisfied with my purchase and I would recommend this hand mixer to anyone. The Mixxo exceeded my expectations. Once again BOSCH has delivered. It would also make a great wedding present or house warming gift.
Ringo
Mar 3rd, 2010 at 5:43 am

I started using hand blenders when my first baby was born. I made him all of his food at home and there was nothing easier than the hand blender. Fast Forward 15 years and I’m on my 4th blender. I like the Bosch brand and had seen this one with a renoun Chef’s name added. I got a much better price here. The blender itself is not very powerful, but sufficient for most easy jobs. I really like the fact that it is cordless.