Kenwood Hand Whisk: The Smoke Monster of My Kitchen (1-Star Review)Alright, gather 'round, folks, for a cautionary tale from my kitchen. I recently acquired a Kenwood hand whisk, a brand I've always associated with quality. "Kenwood," I thought, "that's a good name!" Oh, how naive I was.From the moment this gadget whirred to life, it was clear we had a problem. Instead of effortlessly whisking my ingredients, it decided to put on a theatrical performance, emitting a truly horrific smell. Picture this: burning rubber mixed with the distinct aroma of a melting Scalextric track. Honestly, the smoke detector nearly staged a protest. It was less "whisking" and more "slowly suffocating my culinary aspirations." The whole process took an eternity, leaving me wondering if I'd accidentally purchased a very inefficient smoke machine instead of a kitchen appliance.My solution? A glorious, no-frills, £3.95 manual whisk shaped like a cat (I think they call it a "Danish dough whisk," but "cat whisk" sounds way more fun). And let me tell you, that humble, non-electric fella beats the Kenwood hands down every single time. If I'd bought it from Amazon, (Amazon do sell similar ones) I'd be writing a glowing 5-star review right now, practically erecting a shrine to its manual whisking prowess.I've even had a run-in with a Boche stand mixer in the past (which I promptly returned). This hand whisk has just solidified my stance: I am never going back to electric whisks again. They're a gimmick, a time-suck, and frankly, all they do is chew up your electricity bill while making your kitchen smell like a dumpster fire. Stick to the good old-fashioned arm power – your nose (and your electricity meter) will thank you.

war falscher stecker

Very pleased with this having bought cheap in the past this just feels quality and it is worth paying the extra for definitely recommend

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A solid, strong and very effective mixer. Removing the beaters for washing requires a determined effort and the machine is heavier than most but it performs better than a lightweight