New Reliable Mixer Grinder Recommendation

[dhirubhai]

Hi - Our 31 years old Sumeet Mixer Grinder developed a problem recently. I have located a nearby shop to get it repaired. But venturing out is still a problem in these times.

We also have a new Morphy Richards grinder mixer but it is not great (makes weird noises) and has poor quality parts. The 'legs' at its bottom are already falling apart.

So I am in the market for a new mixer grinder machine (>= 750 watts for dry haldi grinding). Have you found a mixer grinder machine which is reliable?

Thanks!

 

[mikrotik]

Noise comes with power. It slices thru dosa batter or any kind of masala with ease. Bro it's not Sujatha, it is sujata. It is Delhi brand. Don't make it appear south indian brand

 

[anubhav11]

Sujata is great as well, saw it being used everywhere at Juice Stalls and other similar shops and decided to replace our 24 year old Usha Lexus JMG with Sujata 900W Powermatic Plus. Has been going strong with 0 issues for the past 1 year. Build Quality is great for both the Mixer and the Jars.

Absolutely, being in hospitality industry we only use Sujata mixers and it has been super reliable. Jars are very solid and have been used very roughly by my staff and its still going strong, it has probably the most powerful motor in its price range, parts are also easily available.

 

[MadAxe]

Buy Sujata Dynamix DX Mixer Grinder, 900W, 3 Jars (White) Online at Low Prices in India - Amazon.in (Sujata Dynamix DX Mixer Grinder, 900W, 3 Jars)

I can vouch for this model. I've tried all the prominent brands but this is by far the best I've used.

 

[dhirubhai]

Thank you all!

It is very hard to select such products only by reading Amazon reviews. In fact, Amazon didn't even show me the Sujata brand for some reason. Amazon was interested in selling Bosch and Philips stuff to me it seems.

 

[Tejas01]

Thanks to your thread, atleast I came to know about Sujata brand and it's reliability. Even my Sumeet is more than 35 years old and it has gone several repairs. Added this model to my wishlist when Sumeet konks off.
Will be needing it for grinding haldi and other spices.
Just a quick question.. won't the machine be under huge load while making batter. I mean moving through that thick batter is not easy hence load..

 

[a.c]

Sorry if I'm late. I am here also to vouch for Sujata . Have seen being used in multiple commercial places, some relatives have it and has been going solid for years. Even my next machine is going to be sujata once my bajaj mixer gives up.

 

[socrates]

Thanks for suggesting this brand sujata. Wonder if service it in my city? I was not aware of it. Will definitely consider it when I am due for a mixie change. Any with first hand experience with food processors. Are they worth the price.

 

[shantam2005]

Don't think anyone would be able to help with review for Sujata service since its so good that probably no one has required service (atleast within the warranty period) .

Dad got a Kenstar Food Processor almost 10-12 years back, that purchase was purely money down the drain, had issues since day 1, got the 1st piece replaced by the dealer, the 2nd one was no better, motor would randomly trip while using for more than 5-10 minutes, it would heat up quite much as well, build quality is worse, the regulator knob developed cracks with 2-3 months and broke.

Although my thoughts might be biased by my experience with Kenstar, IMO Food Processors are just an eyewash as you'll anyways not be using it for anything more than Juicing (maybe not even that), Mixing and Grinding.

 

[dhirubhai]

Quick update:

Mom has said multiple times that "mixie sundar lag rahi hai" (the mixer-grinder is looking good).

As many of you will know, making moms happy can be hard job

Thanks for making this happen.

 

[ps111193]

i recommend for bajaj