Assistent Original

The successor of the Magic Mill DLX/Electrolux Assistent, this is the most powerful model so far with 800Watt and a new exterior design. Très chique! Here it is kneading a 3.6kg batch of 50% whole grain rye and 50% wheat, of which 50% are whole grain. A delightful assistent, very strong and extremely reliable. For the artisan home baker.

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Howto & Style

Tags:

• electrolux
• kitchen
• dough
• magic
• mill
• kneading
• bread
• whole
• grain

[loavesandladles]

The whipping device is amazing. You have to really watch it though. When I use heavy cream in it and walk away to get sugar and vanilla, I come back and it's nearly ready.. it whips cream faster than anything I have ever seen! I'm glad to see you demonstrating the dough hook. I keep thinking I'm doing something wrong, but adding the liquid ingredients first - does help.

[nipperdey]

@loavesandladles

great!

[nadakidd]

Where can I buy the 800watt model for U.S. delivery?

[nipperdey]

@nadakidd

[nipperdey]

That's nonsense. It's very good for these soft doughs, but you have to use the roller. And with the Magic Mill comes an extra bowl with a top-spinnig whipping device.

[nipperdey]

Same noise level as the older ones.

[9GHealthFoods]

We sell the 600 watt US version (120V). If interested, let me know. Thanks!

[nadakidd]

@nipperdey: So I called Magic Mill and they told me that the 800 watt unit only comes in a 220/240 volt. For 110/120 volt, the motor is a 600 watt. I'm guessing that what that means to "Joe Consumer" is the US version is a 600w vs the Swedish at 800w.

I'm not a mechanical engineer, however, it might be possible that it's the same motor in both models; the 800w output of the Swedish version being a product of the efficiency of the higher voltage.

[1873Winchester]

Have you any videos of this being used for lighter doughs, like cake and meringue and whipping? I have heard it is not as good at those types of food as a "top-spinner"

[TheLenatuncel]

@nonesuch27

You can buy it at wismer.fr in France

[TheLenatuncel]

You can buy it in France at wismer.fr