Bamix Gastro M150 Pro-1 Immersion Hand Blender

By Bamix | Model # 103.075

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 Review)

Bamix Gastro M150 Pro-1 Immersion Hand Blender

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Original price was: $160.00.Current price is: $135.00.

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This essential kitchen tool minces, chops, purees, whips and beats, making short work of smoothies, salad dressings, mayonnaise, soups and more.
It was introduced into the market in Germany in 1955 under the name Zauberstab, also referred to as the magic wand.
Great for Raw or cooked vegetables, Frozen fruits & berries, Baby foods, Ice Cream, Jam and more.

This product is brand-new, unused in its original packaging (where packaging is applicable) as shipped by Bamix.

Features and Product Details

Condition

New

Number Of Speeds

Blender Type

Handheld

Voltage

115 V

Power

150 W

Color

White

This essential kitchen tool minces, chops, purees, whips and beats, making short work of smoothies, salad dressings, mayonnaise, soups and more. Rugged 150W AC Motor provides exceptional starting torque and two-speeds (speed 1 – 9,000, speed 2 – 12,000) with safety switch makes this immersion hand blender versatile, practical, powerful and durable. The Bamix is easy to clean. Simply unplug the blender and run the shaft and blade under hot water. Cord Length: 62″, 115 V.

Bamix became the first immersion blender in 1950 in Switzerland. It was introduced into the market in Germany in 1955 under the name Zauberstab, also referred to as the magic wand.

Included in the box:

A Blade: Beater – beats, aerates, emulsifies.
B Blade: Whisk – stirs, mixes and purees.
C Blade: Multi-Purpose Blade – chops, shreds, blends & stirs. Great for Raw or cooked vegetables, Frozen fruits & berries, Baby foods, Ice Cream, Jam and more.
Wall bracket – accommodates the Bamix and blades for easy storage.
20.3 Oz Multi-Beaker (600ml).

A Blade:

Add liquids. Put Bamix in container, making sure it is in contact with the bottom. Turn on. (Always begin with Speed 1 when using this blade). Allow to rest on the bottom for a few seconds. Then angle the Bamix and draw it up slowly against the side of the container. When ingredients are no longer drawn up, go back to the bottom. Slightly change position and draw up again.

After a few seconds you may switch to Speed 2. Continue drawing up process until desired consistency is reached.

B Blade:

Start on Speed 2 (lower button – high speed). Follow same process as for Blade A.

C Blade:

If using only liquid, lower blade into liquid first and then turn on machine.
If using no liquid – only frozen food, ice, etc. – turn the Bamix on high speed first, before inserting into container.
Use a slight up and down tapping motion for processing. Move Bamix back and forth, covering all parts of the container. Never push or pound with your arm. Use the power of the machine and guide the Bamix. Process until desired consistency is reached.

Tip: When working with small amounts, hold the container at an angle; this prevents spraying.

Bamix of Switzerland guarantees their products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for 2 years on parts and 3 years on the motor. The warranty does not apply to damage caused by abnormal or unreasonable use of any of the implements (including repairs or alterations other than by our Authorized Service Center) or normal wear and tear.

Rated 5 out of 5
Silvia (verified buyer) – April 26, 2018
When my old immersion blender (close to 20 years!) died I had no idea what to buy next. All the new models seemed to have good reviews, but as I looked at each one I found some fatal flaws, the biggest one being that they came in two pieces. My old model was solid and only gave up the ghost when a blade finally broke. But with two pieces you are asking for trouble with liquids getting inside. Anyway I went for the Bamix because it seemed more solid, and also had interchangeable blades so I could use it for emulsifying and whipping. It’s a great machine, easy to clean, does a great job, and I’m sure that it will last a lot longer than the cheaper models. I’d rather pay more up front and not have to deal with it for a long time than replace a $40 blender in a couple of years.