Argos Value Range White Power Hand Mixer

When I bought my mum a Kenwood hand mixer ages ago she had already given me her very old cheaply priced Moulinex Supermix 120 hand mixer and with its stainless steel whisks and a fair turn of speed, it has lasted me around eight years without a hitch. Even when I put it in for repair and bought a cheap Hinari hand mixer, the Moulinex came back and whipped circles around my old Hinari which simply lasted a year and just wasn't up to the job. I don't do a lot of baking but when I do, I rely on a hand mixer to help me out. Age it seems has caught up with this machine though as the connections for the whisk arms are now starting to fail and the simple 2 speeds have cancelled ...  Read the complete review

I'm the first to admit when it comes to electrical items some might say I'm a bit of a snob. I'll only buy brand name things, under the impression rightly or wrongly it's better to pay a bit extra once than have to replace a cheap item a couple of times. So when my Nan bought me this hand mixer for my birthday I wasn't sure what to expect. She knows I enjoy baking and she enjoys the end results, maybe she was hoping this would mean I baked more for her. This little hand mixer comes in white, and although it looks slightly different to the one pictured it's a fairly inoffensive looking piece of equipment. It won't win any prizes for it's looks but ...  Read the complete review

I have recently taken up baking as a hobby, and after spending hours hand whisking some egg whites for one particular cake, I decided I would break the student budget and invest in an electric mixer. Having said that, I found this whisk in the Argos Value range for £4.39 so it wasn't much of a stretch! The mixer is nice and small and is really light, however the handle is plenty big enough for a larger hand than mine; so it doesnt take a toll on your arms if you're mixing something that takes a longer time than others! It is a good size for most mixing bowls and will cover all of the mix in an average sized bowl. The chord is also plenty long enough on this ...  Read the complete review

When my trusted Kenwood hand mixer finally gave up, weeks after I had renewed it! I went to my local Argos to look for a replacement. As I already have a food processor I only needed a basic hand mixer. There were several models available with prices ranging form under £5 to over £30. I decided to buy the cheapest model, the Argos value hand mixer priced at just £4.39. The mixer itself is white so will go with any kitchen décor. It has a pleasing curvy shape and to be honest looks like a much more expensive model. The handle of the mixer is a good size so should be able to be held by even the largest of hands. The mixer is very light to hold yet doesn't feel ...  Read the complete review

I wanted to buy an electric hand whisk but as I wouldn't be using it too frequently, wasn't keen on spending a fortune. Argos to the rescue. They have a basic range which I have only just discovered but I think has been about for a few years now. Apparently they have over 300 items in the range. Other whisks I looked at were around the £30 mark and some well above. This little whisk cost under a fiver. Yes. I read the reviews on the Argos website, and everyone said it was a great bargain, not too bulky, and the wattage on comparison was as good as some of the branded names. In I go, get it home, and try it out making meringues. It has a number of speeds, all ...  Read the complete review