The Kenwood Prospero KHC29 Stand Mixer is eye-catching in a different way from a lot of popular food mixers.
Instead of going big and bold with the design, this one is understated and a lot smaller than you might expect.
There are promises of a great performance within a smaller space, all with some great features, but does it perform as well as hoped for?
The Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL Stand Mixer immediately sounds like something that is better for those that want to expand their horizons with advanced dessert making.
This kitchen machine is promoted as “your chef that weighs and warms”.
So, what does this mean for making these desserts, and are users impressed?
You can find kitchen stand mixers at variable points on the price scale, and the Bosch OptiMUM Kitchen Mixer is definitely at the higher end.
This is a machine that keen cooks will want to add to a wish-list or save for because it sounds like a brilliant upgrade.
There are more settings and features and it just looks more professional. So, how does it actually perform?
There is a certain shape that we have in mind when we think of food mixers, but the Morphy Richards MixStar Stand Mixer completely goes against that.
One of the common issues with traditional food mixers is that the arm gets in the way.
You can’t lift it up if the machine is underneath a cabinet and you sometimes have to stop what you are doing to add ingredients.
This machine is designed with no arm and a whole other way of mixing to save on space. It is effective or are there other problems to consider?
A Kenwood kitchen mixer is often seen as a must-have item for any kitchen, but the Kenwood Prospero Plus KHC29.A0SI Stand Mixer is out to target a more specific user.
The focus here is all on the size of the machine for a more convenient approach. It looks promising for those short on space.
So, does it deliver, or are there significant compromises?
The NETTA Stand Mixer looks inviting to use with its strong black and stainless steel design.
There may be some uncertainty from new buyers about choosing this brand. Netta doesn’t have the same brand recognition as something like a Kenwood.
But, there is a familiarity in the design and basic specification that suggests that this machine should be able to help first-timers pretty well.
