MisterChef PRO Electric Kitchen Food Stand Mixer, Big Bowl, Eggbeater, Dough Hook & Stainless Steel Whisk 5.5L Stainless Steel Bowl, Cream

Excellent machine and for the price very good value.

I love the colour, easy to use, the splatter proof lid is great, tools are high quality, not as loud as I expected it to be. The silicone feet kept it STILL, it won't budge! Not too heavy as I have arthritis n weak hands. Handy little recipe booklet. I love everything about it. Really good quality n easy to clean, especially the stand.

Item as described high powered mixer with good attachments and splatter guard

I bought this for my wife to replace a hand-mixer she had been using, and she absolutely loves it. Everything just works well, it is intuitive to use, and gives great results. She has been baking like mad since it arrived! Another good feature is the suction on the base, which stops it moving around, and it has to be mentioned that it is VERY quiet in operation compared to others we have seen working. The supplied 'tools' fit easily and all do their jobs, and there is a removable cover supplied for the mixing bowl so that flour doesn't go everywhere. Definitely a much-loved purchase, and great value compared to some other 'fashionable' brands that do exactly the same thing.

This mixer was delivered just a few days after the order was placed. Although it arrived well packaged, there was a tiny dent in the mixing bowl. I contacted Misterchef and they replaced it with a new bowl straightaway. Now that is excellent customer service! The stand mixer itself looks alot more expensive than the price tag. It's very easy to use and is reasonably quiet even at the highest speed setting. I had done extensive research before purchasing this and can safely say that I definitely made the right choice. If you're looking for a fabulous looking mixer that's simple but sturdy, without breaking the bank account, then this is the one for you!!

I did a lot research about food mixer took advice from friends that it was better to have more power and less gadgets. I have this machine approx 6 weeks now and only used the whisk and dough hook. Have now taken up bread making with the machine it's so easy it does all the hard work. Have made biscuits and cakes with whisk., it's compact style fits in a small,kitchen fits flat against the wall. I do bring forward to use the heads are essay to interchange just remember to push them up and then turn . It's very sturdy and does not creep about when on fast speed.

I bought the mixer about 2 years ago to mix dog biscuit dough. I mix about 1500g of dough every 10 days or so. It was really hard work to knead by hand. The mixer is wonderful. It just keeps mixing for as long as it takes, without even getting warm.I do have to scrape the dough from the side of the bowl, but I'd expect that. The dough hook is either a light metal or that plastic stuff with a silvery coating but it is as good as new. I don't use the lid for the bowl, it just gets in the way and it's a pity the bowl has a "spun" surface inside as the dough sticks to it more than to the smooth interior of the hand mixing bowl, but I guess that's what makes the metal bowl robust but light weight. It's easy to wash. Just fill the bowl with water and leave to soak for a few minutes.Update 30 July 2025: It stopped working today. I think the motor has burned out. It has been really good. I have used it every 5 days for some time now

Compared to a kitchen aid, yes this mixer is on the cheaper side however I’ve had better mixers for half the price from supermarkets like Lidl. It’s built from a very cheap plastic, the stand doesn’t close properly all the way down, so it doesn’t scrape what you put in there at the bottom. I have to keep opening it up and scrapping it manually to make sure everything is mixed which defies the purpose of the mixer in the first place. The attachment is very weird. I only hand wash them and yet once they dry after every wash the metal does this funny thing where it releases a black powder that rubs off. If this was £30 I wouldn’t complain, but for £90 it’s abysmal.