The FIMEI Stand Mixer might not come from one of the top names in food mixers and kitchen equipment, but the photos suggest that it was heavily inspired by them.
The design and basic functions of this machine seem to mirror those of top brands. But, there has to be a downside to this lesser name and cheaper model.
So, what do you need to watch out for?
The biggest quirk about the Kenwood KMix KMX754 Stand Mixer is that there is a glass bowl instead of the usual stainless steel option.
There are some obvious pros and cons here and the impact of these will depend on your personal needs and preferences. So, is this alternative model a good choice for your kitchen?
The Klarstein Bella Pico 2G Food Processor Mixer looks very familiar to anyone that has watched friends or parents baking, or has a love of baking shows on TV.
The design follows a familiar blueprint with many of the basic features needed to create simple batches of dough and cake mix from scratch.
It is also attractive with a choice of blue, crème or red paintwork. It looks perfect for beginners, but is this the case?
The MisterChef Professional Food Mixer is sold as a “modern” device, but there is a lot in the design that is instantly familiar and almost retro.
The off-white colour with the metal band has a classic look and the shape and motion of the mixer are like a lot of other models.
There is the sense that new users should be able to get started with ease. But, does this machine do enough for them?
The Howork Stand Mixer follows a familiar blueprint when it comes to designing food mixers for a contemporary kitchen.
Everything is there, from the movement of the arm and the stainless steel bowl beneath, to the position of the lift and speed dial.
But, there are little details here that suggest that this may offer more value. Is this the case?
The Sensio Home 2 in 1 Stand Mixer is sold as a “sophisticated tool for ultimate multi-tasking”. What this suggests is a helpful machine that will whip up the perfect cake mix and soup at the same time.
It is a curious idea for those that want diverse options in one system. But, is this approach as practical as hoped?
