Moulinex Perfectmix+ (1200 W)

Moulinex Perfectmix+

1200 W

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Anonymous

4 years ago

Externally, the Moulinex has an OK quality finish on the base and the lid. I find the insert from the top into the lid disappointingly cheap. The knob is well dimensioned, but also looks cheaply made. The glass container, on the other hand, is of very high quality. Its weight is a bit of a challenge for lighter people, especially when rinsing. The blender has an extra mode for this. At the beginning, the blender smells surprisingly strongly of motor oil and is loud. This disappears after several uses. Compared to my predecessor, which cost twice as much, it convinces with an exceptionally creamy, airy consistency in smoothies. It also processes more demanding masses with ease. In Germany, by the way, the same appliance is sold under the brand name KRUPS, in case anyone is looking for test results.

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paperlove

4 years ago

Can the blender also process nuts (e.g. almonds) into nut puree or dates into puree? (Without adding a liquid)?

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earlahg64

4 years ago

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Hello :-) It works great with nuts, sesame seeds too - I do it regularly. I haven't used dates yet, but I think that works too. Every now and then I add about 1 tsp of coconut oil if I want it to be very fine (e.g. sesame seeds). With nuts: 400-450 g roasted (130° 20-30min) nuts - it goes better/faster with roasted nuts. I usually work up to the medium level (only a short time on the highest level), don't use any of the programmes for this. Grind the nuts on a low setting. Take breaks during preparation so that the blender is not overloaded. There are several good videos on YouTube about making nut puree yourself. ... and then just try it out. Good luck and have fun :-) lg

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Dennis.Buathong

4 years ago

Can the appliance also be used for warm (hot) dishes such as soups?

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earlahg64

4 years ago

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Hello, I haven't done this myself yet (I just got it), but I read in my various researches that this is possible. A description of the product says > Heat-resistant glass jar: For easy mixing of hot and cold preparations with this kitchen mixer with practical measuring cup (mixing jar). The glass jar looks like good quality glass to me. Personally, I would first start with warm - not quite hot - preparations or gather experience and see how that works out. I'm glad if this information helps :-)

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