Mueller Electric Hand Mixer - 5 Speed 250W Turbo with Snap-On Storage Case and 4 Stainless Steel Accessories for Effortless Whipping, Mixing Cookies, Brownies, Cakes, and Dough Batters Review

I really like this hand mixer. I usually use the Kitchen Aid stand mixer for everything. Sometimes I hate pulling it out, but I want power. The Mueller hand mixer satisfies me completely. It features turbocharging which is not only a great feature but also an incredible achievement. Another great feature I love is the dough hook and storage lid, you put the mixer and hooks in and it's all one piece. I've never liked a hand mixer like this before. Great job by Mueller.

Love it! This is the perfect basic blender at a reasonable price. It is very convenient to store attachments with the blender. I like to add dough hooks. The only thing that bothers me is that the instructions say it should rest for 20 minutes every 5 minutes of use. In fact, at this price, it's all I could ask for; If I need a longer blend I would use my Vitamix blender or kitchen aid blender. Overall, for quick blending and cleaning, I'm happy with it.

This is a very durable blender and I was able to quickly make some hearty pancakes without spilling the batter. Another feature I really like is the dough hooks. Have you ever bought a jar of natural peanut butter, found the butter risen and then tried to stir it with a butter knife? If you're like me, you found it was quite a mess. With dough hooks, you can place them right on the bottom of the jar, press firmly against the jar, and turn on, and your nut butter will be mixed in seconds, no…

Mom needed a new blender (her old one was so worn the beaters wouldn't stay in place and fell out while blending). Based on the reviews, features, and price, I ordered this blender from her. Mom was very happy! She loves the speed features, the overall design of the mixer, and the storage case that attaches to it to store the beaters inside. Now Mom can mix food without worrying about the whisks falling out, and she can easily find the whisks (kept with the mixer) when she takes out the mixer…

One of my hobbies involves fairly heavy use of a hand mixer. So much so that I end up blowing up the motors of literally EVERY blender I buy (of which there have been over 16 in the last 2 years). I think that in a way has allowed me to test a lot of hand mixers. push everyone to the limit. Here's what I can say about Mueller: You get what you pay for. • LOUD: Literally the loudest hand mixer I've ever owned. • FAST AGING: After about 20 uses, the blender made a kind of metallic grinding noise,

This blender appears to be very strong and well built whilst remaining light and handy. I really like the simple, modern look. It comes with regular beaters and dough hooks (which I haven't tried yet) and a nice storage case. What I really like is that the case has a pull tab. It seems like a small thing, but the other doesn't have a mount, and I often break a nail trying to unscrew it. We've done a few things now, and for the most part, they've done a great job mixing them. My only concern is…

This little blender was a real surprise. I thought it would be flimsy for the price but I was wrong. I tried it on 3 different things to see what it can do. I have other Muller items in my kitchen so my expectations were high and I was not disappointed. It went through the potatoes and the dough hooks came in handy for mixing the dry and wet ingredients together. As with any blender, it required a bit of hand kneading, but the blender did all the hard work. The engine seemed to have enough…