You’ll cruise through culinary tasks with three mixing attachments. The Scrapemaster spatula beater will scrape the sides and bottom of the mixing bowl simultaneously, reducing the chance of batter build-up on the blade. There’s a whisk for aerating cream and fluffing up souffles, as well as a dough hook for all your kneading needs. Accessing the bowl will be hassle-free thanks to the unit’s balanced head, which can be raised and lowered with one hand. You have the choice of 12 speeds, allowing you to adjust power as you add more ingredients to your mixture, or as you approach the end of your mixing and require a delicate touch.
Achieve more nuanced baking results with the Sunbeam Planetary Mixmaster, made for the amateur who wants to reach artisan heights.
Planetary mixing action
Enjoy comprehensive mixing with a bowl that remains stationary and a beater that moves evenly around the sides. This method works well with heavy doughs and it helps you work faster because you don’t have to intervene to manually scrape food into the centre of the bowl.
Easy to use
This mixer can be raised or lowered with a single touch, so you can easily attach the tools of your choice. Then, just fold it back down and set the interlock to keep the appliance secure during its operation.
Versatile attachment options
The Sunbeam Mixmaster comes with an assortment of attachments to handle all of your baking preparation needs. The whisk can evenly beat eggs and cream a dough hook provides effort-free kneading and the Scrapemaster spatula perfectly combines your ingredients while scraping down the walls of the bowl allowing you to use more of your mixture rather than leaving half of it behind.
Stay safe in the kitchen
To help protect you and your loved ones from kitchen accidents the Sunbeam Mixmaster will automatically shut itself down if its motor starts to overheat or if its mixer head jams. The mixer head can only be attached or removed when the appliance is tilted up and the motor will only run when the appliance is tilted down also shutting itself off if the mixer is raised during operation.
