HSN[hsn.com] has for New Customers: Ninja Foodi Power Mixer System Blender & Hand Mixer w/ Dough Hooks on sale for $79.99 - $20 off w/ promo code HOLIDAY23 = $59.99. Shipping is $7.50.
Ninja Foodi Power Mixer System Blender and Hand Mixer with Dough Hooks With the Ninja Foodi Power Mixer System, you can tackle all your essential food prep tasks in no time. Its 750-peak-watt motor lets you power through tough ingredients, blend drinks or soups, and evenly mix cookie dough with the included dough hooks. Simply connect the PowerBase with one of two attachments to transform it into whatever you need it to be. Includes 20 recipes to get you mixing right out of the box. What You Get 750-peak-watt PowerBase 9" Immersion blending arm with stainless steel blade and built-in pan guard Hand mixer attachment with EasyGlide beaters, whisk, and dough hooks 3 cup Blending vessel with storage lid 20-recipe Inspiration Guide Instruction booklet Quick-start guide Manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty
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HSN[hsn.com] has for New Customers: Ninja Foodi Power Mixer System Blender & Hand Mixer w/ Dough Hooks on sale for $79.99 - $20 off w/ promo code HOLIDAY23 = $59.99. Shipping is $7.50.
It's an interesting concept. For those who has it, how's your experience? Is it powerful enough?
She likes it a lot, says it is pretty powerful and comfortable to use. Was also purchased on HSN several months ago. I believe it was around 60 at that time.
I'd actually argue the opposite. The dough hook is more useful to me. But I do like buying from Costco. Wonder how much the dough hook goes for. Then again this doesn't seem designed for baking as much, and more as a halfway between blender and mixer for smaller portions..... so perhaps I'm better off getting a more powerful mixer for things like actual dough.
Last edited by dplane October 24, 2023 at 07:30 AM.
I'd actually argue the opposite. The dough hook is more useful to me. But I do like buying from Costco. Wonder how much the dough hook goes for. Then again this doesn't seem designed for baking as much, and more as a halfway between blender and mixer for smaller portions..... so perhaps I'm better off getting a more powerful mixer for things like actual dough.
I would recommend a dedicated mixer if you're planning on doing dough. With this hand held you're one hand fighting the mixer and the other hand trying to keep the bowl steady. Thicker cookie dough is very difficult to mix properly without support. I always use my stand mixer for that. I would only use this for cake/muffin batter/meringue/frosting etc.
Last edited by vampsguy October 25, 2023 at 09:10 PM.
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Comes with a chopper instead of dough hook.
The chopper seems to be more useful.
https://www.costco.com/.product.167562
Comes with a chopper instead of dough hook.
The chopper seems to be more useful.
https://www.costco.com/.product.167562
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BY2NMZZ8
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