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(More customer reviews)My old Sunbeam could no longer handle thick mixtures, so I purchased four new hand-mixers -- a couple Kitchenaids, Cuisinart, and something else (can't remember). Returned them all (mostly because the slowest speed was too fast). Purchased the Waring Pro WHM100 about a year ago, and I'm very pleased with it (AND it cost less than any of the other brands). It starts very slow on the lowest speed setting, so the mixture doesn't spray out of the bowl. The thin-wire beaters can handle even thick mixtures, and I like the styling and color. I did not think I'd care about the digital time indicator, but it's actually very nice to have. Much easier to watch that clock than to glance repeatedly at your wall clock to keep track of how much time you've been mixing (plus I've learned that I have been routinely underestimating the time I've been beating something). My only very insignificant quibble is that I think the mixer should lean back a little more when it's out of the bowl and resting on the counter, because a very heavy mixture tends to make it want to fall forward (so just keep it over the bowl).
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Equipped with a powerful 250-watt motor, this compact Warring Pro Professional 10-Speed Hand Mixer will handle almost any mixing task you give it with ease. Whether you\'re whipping cream of mixing a really dense cookie dough, the two large beaters and ten speeds-plus a count-up timer-provide precision mixing every time. The blue backlit LCD speed/timer display is right on the handle, making it super easy to read and making this mixer a pleasure to work with!
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