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Hamilton Beach 33966 6 Qt Slow Cooker $39.99 to $62.99 |
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Hamilton Beach 33967 Set & Forget Stay or Go 6qt. Slow Cooker - Stainless Steel $3.62 to $79.99 |
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Hamilton Beach BrewStation Plus 47665 12 Cup Coffee Maker $49.99 to $67.86 |
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Hamilton Beach 33163 6 Qt Electric Slow Cooker $29.99 to $2,106.00 |
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Hamilton Beach HMD400 Drink Mixer Triple Spindle $588.00 to $987.20 |
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Hamilton Beach 33162 Electric Slow Cooker - Stainless Steel $28.49 to $2,320.50 |
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Hamilton Beach Eclectrics 4.5 Qt Stand Mixer $139.95 to $10,920.00 |
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Hamilton Beach 40616 21 Cup Coffee Maker - Stainless Steel $38.18 to $61.51 |
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Hamilton Beach 33135 3-in-1 Slow Cooker - Stainless Steel $47.99 to $69.95 |
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I just bought “mi-self” a Hamilton Beach 6 Speed Classic Hand Mixer at my local Wal-Mart store for $29.99 (well, plus the tax – can’t forget Uncle Sam; right?).
Anyhow, I love watching Food Network shows; especially Giada de Laurentiis’ show Everyday Italian.
She has such a bubbly personality along with her wide perfect smile, and let’s not forget her irresistible Italian dishes.
I must confess – I am not an Italian nor married to an Italian, but I love the pasta, the creamy sauces, the herbs, the breads, and etc – anything that can make you fat from eating Italian dishes (from all the carbohydrate ingredients) the more I love them.
I really do make attempts to make or cook food for my family, but I just don’t have the gift in the kitchen – I think it took me over three years to boil a pot of water on the stove
I remember cooking for my husband (when we first got married), and I would spend hours in the kitchen chopping, scrapping, sautéing, and etc.
By the time my husband came home from hard day at work I would have the table ready for dinner for two – have couple of candles lit up on the table, neatly position all necessary utensils and dishes set up, strategically place the entrée front of him, and etc.
I would just sit on my chair anxiously waiting (like a school girl) for him to take the first bite, and overwhelm his taste buds.
I remember doing this for him day after day – making him eat my food – I honestly, thought my cooking was great and I was doing him a favor.
Well, after 13 years of marriage I discovered that I made that poor man eat my crappy food for the first six or so years of our marriage.
He always told me it was great, and always finished his plate – not knowing how he really felt I gave him second servings too!
Well, back to Giada … I always see her using Cuisine Art hand mixer to make whip creams to cake mixes and etc.
I had the generic cheap handheld mixer that I bought it for $8.00 and it did serve my needs (making mashed potatoes) for past three years, but I wanted to trade up.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have $70 (nor wanted to even spend that much money even if I had the money) to buy Cuisine Art handheld mixer.
Thankfully I came across the Hamilton Beach hand mixer for $30 – that I could live with, and not going to lose my sleep over.
There are reviews written about the product, and they are generally satisfying one – I have not used it yet, but some of the things written about HB mixer are:
1) It is quite
2) All the attachments are stored in snap on storage case
3) Five attachments included (traditional beaters, wire beaters, and a whisk
4) It’s rather powerful
5) Brushed stainless steel
Like I said I haven’t used it yet, but wish me luck ladies and gents – I am going to bake some cookies tomorrow, and let’s see if it is good as they say.
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Just used the hand mixer a day ago, and I have to tell you that my $8 mixer I bought three years ago works better.
First, the cheap mixer is much lighter than the Hamilton Beach brand; second, there is an awkward button below the speed switch; third, it is really loud (yes, it probably is because of it’s “power” motor).
However, I really like the different attachments that comes with the mixer though.
All-in-all, I am relatively satisfied with it; however, not really impressed.
BUT — I did only spend $30 for it!