Does Magimix do this as well?
Does the Magimix blender also do this?
Hi Ella, I've been looking at the different food processors and one thing is not clear for me:
does the Magimix work as a blender as well?
Not exact matches
Hi Laura, just wondered if you got the
Magimix micro in the end and us
do, how you got in with it?
Even thinking of buying a
magimix food processor,
did you buy yours from Amazon?
I was just wondering — re buying a blender, if the
Magimix had the same capability to break down greens in the same way a Nutribullet or Vitamix claims to
do?
One question — tried to make a smoothie with it and it doesn't blend greens well, is there any chances I can
do smoothies with my
magimix?
I couldnt find the one you listed above but
do you think this would be a great alternative for a
magimix?
Do you have this with your
magimix?
I am looking at getting a
Magimix and am trying to find out about whether the plastic used for the bowl is safe as one
does hear about plastic leaching.
It's significantly cheaper than a
Magimix, retailing at about # 70, however this
does mean that it's not as strong but it's very resilient and a great place to start.
I know other food processors
do (it's clear from the separate jug), but then
Magimix has something called a «blendermix» attachment... So could you use it to make smoothies, blend soups or make nutmilk?
I made this on Monday night — my boyfriend and I stood transfixed, staring at the
magimix while it
did it's magic.
also ordered the Mini
Magimix food processor today as I live alone...
do you think this will be big enough to manage all your recipes?x
Sadly I don't have the exact wattage but I use the 5200 XL
Magimix which works perfectly for my recipes, and so
does the slightly smaller version!
how
does the Philips and
Magimix blenders would handle this kind of tasks and food preparation compared to the legendary» vitamix and co» blenders for instance?
Do you know whether there is a huge different in terms of power between the
Magimix processors and what can be made with the
Magimix 3200 (650W), the 4200XL (950W) and the 5200XL (1100W).
You
do have to really leave the
magimix running for a long time, about 15minutes as Ella says in her book — I just made the butter and at first it was breadcrumby but eventually went really smooth.
One advantage it
does have over the
Magimix though, is it comes with built in scales, which is pretty handy.
As a favor (and probably a good idea too for most people who visit your blog and willing to embark on the health cooking) i'd like to ask you if you possess / own all the blenders you sell on your website and if so... it would be very nice & useful for you to perhaps make a kind of review and give an honest advice on what they can and can not
do and the kind of performance to expect... Not everyone can afford every piece of the ideal raw foodist equipment like the
Magimix food processor and a Vitamix or Sage blender.
I know it won't be the same, but
do you think the
Magimix would be a good one to get?
I tried making sunflower seed - butter (in my
Magimix) but it just didn't wa nt to turn into that runny, creamy consistency!
Yes they
do tend to work well, although I always use my 5200XL
Magimix as I'm recipe testing almost every day!
I've decided, on
doing much research and reading your recommendations, on buying a
Magimix, but finding it difficult to decide between the 4200XL and the 5200XL.
I am trying to make 2016 the start of a healthier me and to date have only been following your delicious breakfast ideas (so as to really make it a true lifestyle change and not a fad «diet») but I
do plan to incorporate your smoothies, soups, salads etc into my day as time goes on I am saving towards a Vitamix as I luckily have a
magimix (4200XL) already.
I live on my own, so not looking for a huge processor but was looking at the Micro
magimix ~ approx # 55,
do you have any experience with it?
Pureeing it in the
Magimix and adding a scoop of Greek yoghurt didn't quite
do the trick.
I don't have a fancy food mixer with a bread hook, just an old
magimix food processor.