Which Mixer Grinder is the best to buy?

[designwebgraphic]

I know i am asking this question at the wrong place. Here we have mostly the techies and not the housewives but still trying my luck.

Which mixer grinder is the best to buy?

I want quality and reliability. Price factor doesn't matter here.

I saw many in the market -
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Bajaj
- Kenstar
- Black & Decker.. (something)
- Morphy Richards

PANASONIC is the most expensive one but that's the only brand i can trust on.

Any idea on any other brands which we can consider as "reliable" one? (I dont want to just go with flow by purchasing philips or kenstar).

We had the best one "SUMEET", bought few decades ago and it is working fine but too old now. That's why want to replace it.

Please advice if you can. Thanks!...



Here is that product - http://panasonic.co.in/web/productssolutions/homeappliances/kitchenappliances/mixergrinder

 

[Deleted member 7160]

Kenstar is good, My mom uses that.. We got it some 2 years back and still working..

 

[designwebgraphic]

Great... thanks for adding your opinion.How about comparison between KENSTAR, Panasonic and MORPHY RICHARD (which company is that?)

 

[blr_p]

We had the best one \"SUMEET\", bought few decades ago and it is working fine but too old now. That's why want to replace it.

Please advice if you can. Thanks!...


Ah well Sumeet was the best for indian food. The western ones tend to be less powered so may be troublesome. Imagine.. an Indian product otubeating western ones :thumbsup:

TBH i think you will have to expect to replace them more often than a sumeet. Prolly not worth rewinding the motor for the cost of a new one.

My mother was looking for the instruction manual that came with the sumeet i guess there is no chance of ever getting one again

Check out the"will it blend" videos on youtube. Industrial strength.

You should have seen the look on a salesman's face when i asked whether his products could do the same

Has to be said that nothing beats the taste from an old fashioned granite grinding stone

 

[Chinmay]

dont just buy a mixer, instead try a complete food processor.
I m using this since last 10 yrs, no problem in running, you can visit d factory and try out ur luck, but expensive than local brands such as JAIPAN or KENSTAR.

It can make a dough for chapatis in seconds, chop onions can make tasty milkshakes, anything beyond your dream.
Ronald Mixers

 

[designwebgraphic]

Ya but we already have a juicer so not wanting repeat stuff instead better to have a hardcore grinder (specialized for what is needed) else i would go for food processor.Wont Panasonic (550W motor) do good?

 

[designwebgraphic]

Anymore suggestions guys?

 

[VaniViswanath]

Anjana Mixie is my choice.

 

[bharat4ever]

no offence guys... but this thread is hilarious... :hysterical:next thing we know we'll be discussing which hotel's coffee is good, and where idli sambhar rocks

 

[popcorn]

try JAIPAN !!!:thumb: