FX3030 Food Processor‎:‎

Smart ‎"‎side‎-by‎-side‎"‎ bowl system

Convenient‎,‎ practical and efficient – there are always two bowls ready for use‎,‎ even if one bowl is in the dishwasher‎.‎ The large all‎-purpose bowl together with the compact chopper mean that even the most complex recipes are effortless to prepare‎.‎ The uniform height of the two bowls lends even more convenience and a easier handling‎.‎

Pre‎-set speed function

For immediate and very even results without ramping up all speeds‎.‎ Start directly at your pre‎-set speed for better control over performance and precise results‎.‎

Versatility of attachments

Whether for kneading‎,‎ whipping‎,‎ grating‎,‎ slicing‎,‎ shredding and even more – it comes with 7 different accessories to satisfy any food preparation desire‎.‎

Silent strength

Less noise‎,‎ more convenience – makes cooking easy‎,‎ instead of noisy‎.‎

HM3105 Hand Mixer‎:‎

SmartMix

By placing the motor directly over the attachments‎,‎ the weight is directed into the bowl‎,‎ not in your hand‎.‎

ComfortClick

Intuitively all attach‎- ments are fastened to the front‎,‎ allowing the same comfortable hand position to be maintained no matter which attachment is used‎.‎

EasyClick

Conveniently switch whisking and mixing tools just one press of the large button

Variable Speeds

Adjust the speed dial from low to turbo with a flick of the thumb for better control and efficiency in preparing food‎.‎

Soft Grip

Non‎-slip handle ensures a steady‎,‎ cushy and secure grip even at the highest speed‎.‎

Whipping

Whips‎,‎ beats and stirs easily eggs and cream‎,‎ mixes cakes‎,‎ muffins and home‎-made desserts‎.‎

Kneading

The dough hooks are perfectly suited for kneading‎,‎ making shortbreads and pastries‎.‎

Blending

Perfect for blending smooth shakes‎,‎ preparing ice creams or fillings for cakes‎.‎

PowerBell

Patented hand blending technology for fine and even results‎.‎ Anti‎-splash design ensures a spotless kitchen‎.‎

Beaker

600 ml plastic beaker‎,‎ BPA free‎,‎ with ml and fl oz measurements‎.‎