Which mixie is really good for grinding/mixing Indian Stuff

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Manasvi
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Posted on: 16-05-06 04:47:02

Sumeet (110 v) is costing INR 4k here @ Hyderabad . We were using a Philips mixer in Bahrain for INR 1200/- and it was serving us fine .

Currently we have it with us in India and since it is 350 w I m wondering whether 2 bring this one along or to buy a new Sumeet while coming to Canada ? I have a 500w convertor.

Please advise .

Manasvi.

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Posted on: 30-05-06 05:03:42

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kesavang
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Posted on: 02-01-08 21:59:27

Quote:
Originally posted by pramesh

Which Mixer is really good for grinding or mixing or creating fine paste of Indian stuff for preparing spices, or curries etc?

Sumeet is good and there is a branch in Toronto too. But they are very expensive mixies.

Any other alternative brand, equally good but reasonable? If yes, where can we get that in Toronto? email : mohan24@gmail.com

HelloG
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Posted on: 07-02-08 15:22:27

Is there any North American mixie which is good enough for our desi stuff.
I brought a 5 litre cooker Hawkins from India but unfortunately turned out to be a defective one and so i cant take it back to from where i bought it though i love all hawkins and Prestige cookers. Quite hesitantly, I bought one from Canadian store and it has been working just fine for last 7months and it was for 30$.
That makes me think if there is some mixie here within same price range..I am going to give it a shot.

despremi
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Posted on: 08-02-08 17:23:12

Try 'KitchenAid' from Canadian Tire.
http://www.kitchenaid.com/catalog/category.jsp?categoryId=171

Warrior
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Posted on: 09-02-08 17:59:48

Using convertor with a mixi would be a pretty bad idea.

Quote:
Originally posted by Manasvi

Sumeet (110 v) is costing INR 4k here @ Hyderabad . We were using a Philips mixer in Bahrain for INR 1200/- and it was serving us fine .

Currently we have it with us in India and since it is 350 w I m wondering whether 2 bring this one along or to buy a new Sumeet while coming to Canada ? I have a 500w convertor.

Please advise .

Manasvi.

bingo123
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Posted on: 26-03-08 12:51:37

Where to buy summit in toronto?

I am interested. we use magic bullet.

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