I own 2 Tesco Value hand mixers. Both are model number HM06, bought a few years apart. The oldest is now nearly 8 years old. I bought it to save me the trouble of getting my large mixer out of a cupboard and set up if I just wanted to beat a few eggs. My kitchen sadly isn't large enough to have all the appliances out that I use on a regular basis. The second HM06 was bought 2 years ago to keep in my holiday caravan. The two hand mixers look identical and are operated in the same way. However the newest purchased of the two has only 2 speeds, compared to the 5 of the older one. Tesco obviously decided that changing this detail didn't warrant a model number change. The two  Read the complete review

If you are looking for a good, cheap and basic handmixer then you cannot go far wrong if you buy the Tesco Value HM06 Handmixer. At £4.20 you cannot be robbed! It is basic, yes, but what would you expect for this price? It comes plainly packed in the basic range cardboard box from Tesco and has full instructions which are very easy to read and understand. It has two beaters and another two of different shapes for when you are making bread and you want to mix the dough. It is quite a heavy little handmixer, considering it is so cheap and it feels strong and sturdy in your hands when you use it. It is very noisy though and the cable is extremely short at less ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value HM06 I have had my tesco value mixer for a year now and I only decided to invest in one after giving myself blisters with my hand whisk. I don't do a huge amount of baking but now and again ill bake a cake with my kids, whip up cream or make meringues all made easier with my electric mixer. I only bought the tesco value Hm06 because it was cheap and as i wouldn't be using it alot there was no need to spend a small fortune on one. Tesco value hm06 mixer cost me £4.99. The mixer comes in a compact white box with the awful bold blue lines on it saying tesco value HM06 mixer, there is no picture on ...  Read the complete review

I bought myself this mixer after finally caving into electricity after trying to whisk meringues by hand once (not fun!). For the bargainous price tag of about £4.20 - What did I have to lose?! This was at university and I have now had the mixer for over a year and it is still doing ok - so I am doubly pleased with my purchase as it is clearly not false economy. The mixer is white and it comes in the standard red white and blue Tesco value packaging box. It comes in a few parts -the mixer body which has the controls and the handle on it, the beaters and some dough beaters for making bread I think but I have never needed to use these - I'm much more of a cake ...  Read the complete review

I love french macarons especially after having Luxemburgli in Zurich 3 years ago. Since I've more free time now, I thought, why not make french macarons. I went through a website (message me for the recipe if you want it) and one of the things to do is to "whip egg whites with salt on medium speed until foamy... and then to high speed while gradually adding granulated sugar, extract and colouring (if using)." After loving my Asda's Smart Price hand blender (check my other review on it), I thought why not try another value hand mixer. This time, I tried Tesco value hand mixer which was priced at £4.18. There is another Tesco hand mixer as well, but ...  Read the complete review