Cuisinart HM-90BCS Power Advantage Plus 9-Speed Handheld Mixer with Storage Case, Brushed Chrome
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Style: 9-Speed
Pattern Name: Mixer
Color: Brushed Chrome
Features
- SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE: The Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9-speed hand mixer has 220 watts of power with automatic feedback including SmoothStart feature with 3-low mixing speeds that eliminates splattering
- MUST-HAVE FEATURES: One-step power switch with 9-speed LED display
- EASY TO USE: Simple on/off button, 1-touch speed control with 9-speed options, extremely easy to store away and dishwasher safe parts
- INCLUDED: Includes beaters, chefs whisk, dough hooks, spatula, instruction/recipe book and sturdy snap-on case to store mixer and accessories
- LIMITED 3-YEAR WARRANTY: Refer to user manual for troubleshooting steps and questions surrounding warranty policies this product is BPA free
Description
Introducing a hand mixer that's as easy to put away as it is to operate. The Cuisinart Power Advantage Plus 9 Speed Hand Mixer performs any task a recipe calls for, and then tucks into its own storage case. Once it has mixed heavy batters, whipped up fluffy meringues and kneaded homemade bread dough, just clean it up and put it away. Extra long beaters, chef's whisk, and dough hooks fit into a clear case, and the mixer snaps on top. Plenty of power, perfect control, and compact storage. That's a mixer anyone can love. Features: 220 watts of power with automatic feedback|SmoothStart™ feature with 3 low mixing speeds eliminates splattering|One-step power switch with 9-speed LED display|Sturdy snap-on case to store mixer and accessories|Includes beaters chef’s whisk dough hooks and spatula|Recipe book|Limited 3-year warranty|BPA Free Brand Story By Cuisinart
Brand: Cuisinart
Color: Brushed Chrome
Product Dimensions: 3.94"D x 8.46"W x 8.94"H
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Manual
Capacity: 3.5 Quarts
Controls Type: Plastic
Model Name: HM-6P1 6-Speed Hand Mixer
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
Container Material: plastic
Brand: Cuisinart
Color: Brushed Chrome
Product Dimensions: 3.94"D x 8.46"W x 8.94"H
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Manual
Capacity: 3.5 Quarts
Controls Type: Plastic
Model Name: HM-6P1 6-Speed Hand Mixer
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
Container Material: plastic
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Manufacturer: Cuisinart
UPC: 086279029645
Item Weight: 3.98 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: HM-90BCS
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 1, 2010
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Style: 9-Speed
Pattern Name: Mixer
Color: Brushed Chrome
Ordered this after some magazine review. It works great. Speeds do what they are suppose to do. Slow is slow & fast is fast. Love the storage container it come w. Seems sturdy. Easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by SB
Style: 9-Speed
Pattern Name: Mixer
Color: Brushed Chrome
TLDR shorthand version Solid mixer, handles stubborn dough well Comes with a variety of solid attachment tools that are dishwasher safe Smooth transition between speeds Can be stored easily not taking up much space Quick release can be accidentally hit easily No cut out for the cord in the back of the plastic case makes storage slightly more difficult Chocolate chip cookie and bread dough are some of the most stubborn acting kinds out there and this mixer stood through multiple batches of each. It can get hot and it can slow down but as long as your not trying to force it to do everything as fast as possible at top speed. This mixer is a trooper. Every dough in the photo's was mixed using this mixer The dough hooks are good as far as I can tell. The whisk can feel a bit small at times but the size helps the mixer travel. Mixers are good as well and all 3 are dishwasher safe. My biggest gripe about it as a whole would likely be the quick release button being a trigger on the handle. Sometimes when thinking quickly I treat it as the on switch and shoot the mixers into the bowl. Second gripe would have to be not having a cut out for the cord in the clear plastic. Also one thing that struck me as odd is instead of a soft start, this mixer starts fast then slows down. Overall its a really solid mixer and im glad I bought it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2022 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Style: 5-Speed
Pattern Name: Mixer
Color: Black
I own the Cuisinart Power Advantage 5-Speed Handheld Mixer since early April 2009 and I am quiet happy with it thus far. In all fairness, this is my second handheld mixer and my previous mixer ( Proctor Silex 62535 Bowl Rest 5-Speed Mixer, White ) was a very weak mixer, which simply did not have the power to mix any semi-thick dough. This Cuisinart mixer has significantly more power (220 Watts) and has little trouble mixing most dough, excluding bread dough of course. This mixer has an automatic feedback mechanism which was the main reason I decided to purchase it. Unlike most mixers which supply their motors with different electric powers at different settings, this mixer supplies electric power partially based on the mixing speeds. In other words, it will supply an extra burst of power to the motor when the mixing speed is slow, like mixing tough dough. It only does so temporarily to avoid over heating the motor. It has five speed settings, which is exactly what I want. For those who like additional speed settings, there is the Cuisinart HM-70 Power Advantage 7-Speed Hand Mixer, Stainless and White . Keep in mind, their top speeds are the same as they are both powered by a 220 Watts motor. In my opinion, the slow speed setting of this mixer is a bit too fast. Beside the power, the mixer has three other features which I like a lot. First, it can sit nicely on a mixing bowl (when the power is off). Second, the power cord can swing left or right to allow the unit to securely sit upright. I have uploaded two customer images to illustrate this. Third, the beaters are easy to clean. Finally, the beaters can be effortlessly ejected by using the level. Looking at the photo, you may think this mixer has a semi-dull black. In reality, it has a shiny glossy black, which I think, looks even better. For those who prefer white color there is the: Cuisinart HM-50 Power Advantage 5-Speed Hand Mixer, Stainless and White In summary, this is a powerful and affordable handheld mixer (not powerful compared to stand mixers) Update: I do have one compliant. Years ago, customers were able to take their home appliances apart to fix them. Unfortunately, this mixer is not one of those. Cuisinart have sealed off the screw holes and prevented customers from opening up the mixer. My mixer was making some scratchy noises and I could tell it just needed some machine oil/lubrication. Instead of taking the unit apart and adding oil, I had no choice but to pour the oil from outside through the exhaust fan hole, hoping it will get to the place. It did somewhat, and now the noise has been minimized. However, it should have been more straightforward than this. I still think this is a very nice mixer for its utility and affordable price, and I would still strongly recommend other potential buyers to consider it. However, it would have been nicer if the screw holes are not sealed. *Update on late Nov 2009*: The mixer is still working fine -- bought it since April 2009. The scratchy metal noise has not come back for some time. By the way, I use this mixer about 3 times per month for cookies and pastries. I hope this illustrates how often this mixer is being used. I am very satisfied with the product thus far. *Update on Jun 26, 2010*: Still working fine. *Update on May 31, 2011*: Still working. *Update on Jan 05, 2012*: Still working
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2009 by Richard Wolf Wong Richard Wolf Wong
Style: 9-Speed
Pattern Name: Mixer
Color: White
I purchased this mixer to replace my old KitchenAid KHM9PWH 9-Speed Professional Hand Mixer that decided it will not work anymore. Before I purchased the Cuisinart HM-90S Power Advantage Plus 9-Speed Handheld Mixer, I did a lot of research on hand mixers that might be suitable for my needs. I ultimately chose the HM-90S for several reasons: 1. Cuisinart seems to be a trusted brand for small kitchen appliances such as hand mixers and blenders. (in my opinion) 2. Extra attachment accessories that it comes with: flat beaters, chef's whisk, dough hooks, spatula, and storage case. 3. Slow start speeds After viewing the product demo video available on Amazon, I noticed that speed 1 of the mixer starts out at a near medium speed for a second or so, but overlooked this minor detail. Compared to many other hand mixers out there that start at medium speed at speed 1 throughout the whole mixing process, it really isn't a big issue for me. Stand mixers are not perfect at it's lowest speed either, yet it costs twice or three times more than this particular mixer. This motor issue that some reviewers talked about seems to be the standard motor startup for newer cuisinart hand mixer models because I noticed that this is the case for the HM-70 model as well. When mixing dough, sometimes it helps to have that split second quick start to help break up lumps in fats and or sugars. I normally use this mixer mainly for baking. If I ever need to mix something that is hot like soup or mashed potatoes, I prefer an immersion blender. Once I received my mixer, I was disappointed to find that the chef's whisk which came with my mixer is much smaller than the one that came with my old kitchenaid mixer. I also found out that the whisk that came with my HM-90S is also smaller than the replacement chef's whisk available on amazon for the cuisinart HM-70 model as well. (In theory HM-70, is not much different from the HM-90S model. The difference between the HM-90S and the HM-70 that I noticed is that the HM-90S has 9 speeds including storage case and the HM-70 has only 7 speeds. All other description of the two models are the same. The design of the two models are not too far off from each other, so why is the whisk for Cuisinart HM-70 - CHM-WSK Hand Mixer, bigger than the HM-90S model?) I finally used the mixer to make cookie dough the other day and am very pleased with the results the mixer provided. It has a powerful motor and is fairly quiet. Much quieter than the cheaper hand mixers out there with fewer speed settings. It is quieter even than some stand mixers I have heard. The split-second higher startup speed #1 never was an issue for me. I found that it did help break up some of the clumps in my wet mixture. If I ever need to add dry ingredients into the wet mixture, I simply lower the mixing speed as I mix the wet ingredients. As the mixer is still on at speed 5 mixing the wet ingredients, I lower the speed to speed 1. I gradually add the dry ingredients to gently stir, then increase the speed if necessary. This prevents ingredients from flying everywhere. I have not used the dough hooks or whisk yet, but I am sure it will be just fine. My only fear is the balloon whisk. I am afraid that the size of this whisk will affect the length of time it will take to whip up delicate mixtures such as meringue or whipped cream. Overall, this mixer is a great replacement for my old one, especially around this time of year when I do my holiday baking. ****UPDATE 12/15/2012**** I have had this mixer for a year now, and it still works as well as it did when I first bought it. Although, I do find the Cuisinart CHM-WSK Hand Mixer Whisk attachment, which is meant for the cuisinart HM-70 model, works a lot better than the whisk that is included with the HM-90S model. My meringue and whipped cream seem to whip a lot faster and produce a more satisfying result for me when I use that whisk attachment. I use the flat beaters, whisk, and spatula more often than the dough hooks. I do not find the dough hooks to be much help for me as I had hoped. All in all, this is still a good mixer even after a year of heavy regular use. *****UPDATE 5/29//2014***** My mixer still works as well as it did when I first purchased it. The attachments and cord are still in tact. I still don't use the dough hooks as often as I use the beaters and whisk attachments. I use the spatula quite often. The storage case is still very convenient to hold all the mixer attachments and spatula including the extra whisk and beater attachments I bought. All in all, this is still a satisfactory purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2011 by Ai Vy Scott