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Sunday, 14 June 2015

AEG Ultramix KM4400 Food Mixer Review

Every now and again, when you are about to go for surgery and your world is crazy enough already, you get an opportunity that you think really must be a dream. Being given the chance to review the AEG Ultramix KM4400 Food Mixer last Thursday really was one of those moments - and I didn't believe it was true until it was here....

AEG ULtramix KM4400 Food Mixer Review

One of our children broke the bowl to my previous food mixer 18 months ago. It was 23 years old and had cost me £25 and was very basic and flimsy, but I've missed it. To say this is an upgrade is an under-statement of the highest order.

AEG Ultramix Review KM4400 Food Mixer Box Contents

The AEG Ultramix is gorgeous. It's all metal, with stainless steel bowls and coated dough hook and flat beater, and a lovely big wire whisk. I have the AEG Ultramix in Tungsten Grey, and it is also available in Red.

Here's our 2 minute video showing you around the machine and letting you see and hear it in action...


This feels like such a strong machine. It has a big 1000 watt motor and wobbles a bit when it has a full loaf on the dough hook, but is so chunky and firm I'm confident it'll last until my Grandchildren are making bread for me.

The bowls are so large (4.8l and 2.9l) that I can easily bake for our family of 8 in one go, (small bowls have really infuriated me over the years), and the attachments can be adjusted so that even the tiniest amounts will be mixed in the specially shaped bowl.

We tested ours by making bread rolls and Lemon Cake as shown in the video. The Lemon Cake recipe was a simple sponge (as in this Benny the Spaceman LEGO cake recipe) flavoured instead with 3 teaspoons of lemon essence, and the bread recipe was from the side of the packet of flour!

Bread Rolls and 5 Minute Lemon Cake recipe

Using the machine is incredibly intuitive. It's super simple and self-explanatory. It's also incredibly quick and after only 5 minutes use, it's great to have something so simple to clean.

I love my new food mixer and I'm excited about using it. I'm looking forward to trying yorkshire puddings, meringues and whipped cream - I just hope our waistline can take it!

Ultramix Review AEG KM4400 Food mixer processor

The AEG Ultramix KM4400 currently retails at £349 from AO with next day or standard delivery free of charge.


We were sent our AEG Ultramix KM4400 Food Mixer for review by AO (Appliances Online).

10 comments:

  1. This looks fantastic! So stylish and shiny, love grey/silver things! And it sounds like it mixes up delicious cakes and bread. Would love to own something like this one day!

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    1. It's gorgeous Fiona. So beautiful to use, I am in love :)

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  2. That. Looks. Awesome. I've got a Kenwood Chef that must be 30 years old which was my mums!

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    1. At least your old machine is a lot better than mine was! :D It is awesome.... ;)

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  3. Very impressive. I have a cheaper mixer but it's great for making cakes so light and moreish.

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    1. They really are so light and you don't have arm muscles screaming in pain! :)

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  4. Looks Great! Thanks for the review :)

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    1. You are very welcome Chloe! Thank you very much, I'm glad you like it :)

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  5. That looks brilliant and you have certainly been getting the use out of it! I love my mixer when I can be bothered to get it out! Enjoy :D

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    1. Mine is still out on the table so that I can look at it regularly, but I can see if I don't find it somewhere permanent and neat to live, it will end up out of my reach on top of a unit and I just won't use it so much :)

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