Magimix 3200 Unboxing, Review & Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2021
- Unboxing and Reviewing my Magimix 3200 Compact food processor, see all the good features and the not so good. In this video I demonstrate just how quickly the Magimix slices a carrot, chops an onion, and makes homemade Mayonnaise, using a recipe from the book that is supplied with the machine.
This is my own unbiased opinion of a well made piece of kitchen equipment that saves time and effort.
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Thank you so much for this review, I wanted to get one for a long time and I'm finally having one for Christmas! Your review has convinced me to go for this model of magimix 😊
Glad you enjoyed my review, hope you get as much pleasure from your Magimix as I do.
just found your channel on TH-cam , I brought my 3 bowl magi mix about two yrs ago and haven't used it much because didn't want to break it , but finding your TH-cam has given me confidence and ive now whisked cream instead of buy hand and ive made lemon mayonnaise and chopped veg and I'm going to attempt to do buns :-)
Hi Sarah, glad you found my video useful and are now making use of your Magimix, yesterday I made soup with my 3200, and today I'm making a sauce to go with some burgers which will be featured on my other channel, The Barbecue Walk of Flame.
Thank you! I've just purchased this item and I learned a lot from your video. Very enjoyable.
Hi Emma, Many thanks for your comment it is much appreciated, I do hope you get as much pleasure from your Magimix, as I do. You can see it in action on my cooking channel, The Barbecue Walk of Flame, I made Pommes Gratin Dauphinois, a delicious potato dish, in which potato is cut into 2mm slices, the Magimix does it perfectly at lightning speed.
Great review, I've just received my 3200xl in red yesterday. Looking forward to putting it to use over the weekend.
Hi Mark, I hope you get as much pleasure out of your Magimix as I do, it makes light work of many tasks, and frequently appears on my cooking channel The Barbecue Walk of Flame.
Many thanks for your comment, glad you liked my videos.
Thank you so much for this video. It helps me a lot ! Have a good day
Thank you for your comment it is very much appreciated, this week with my Magimix I've made Bread, Soup, and Potato Rosti, and it will soon be making an appearance on my other channel The Barbecue Walk of Flame. Once again many thanks.
Thank you very much for your video! This is so helpful and informative! All the best!
Hi Tracy, many thanks for your comment, its always nice to hear from my viewers.
Thank you. This was very informative and you have convinced me to purchase this model. Think it will be an ample size for two of us.
Hi Yvonne thank you for your comment glad you found it useful, yesterday I made soup using the Magimix, 2 pints (1.2 litres) had to be blended in two batches for me this was no problem.
I just found this model MagiMix with all the accessories on someone's hard rubbish collection all wrapped up nicely with a note saying it's in perfect working order. I knew it was something special when I felt the weight of the thing.
I was about to buy a new cheap food processor as there's no way I could afford something of this quality.
I'm so stoked!
Thanks for the great vid!
What a find.
@@WillyFilmit I think you mean 9lb? It's 6.7kg
@@Songbirdstress Correct many thanks for pointing out an error in my script, and yes its still heavy.
@@WillyFilmit Thank you for the vid, I think you sold it to me. :) Can it grind coffee?
Hi there, I've never tried to grind coffee with my Magimix as I have a machine that grinds the coffee beans and then brews an espresso. The Magimix would NOT produce a fine enough grind for espresso, however it may produce a course grind for brewing in a french press, or other filter methods. I hope this answers your question, thanks for your comment.
Many thanks. Look forward to more videos
Thank you for showing us the Magimix. Please show more examples on how to use the other accessories for black eye beans, roasted fish and prawn
Hi Mercy, thanks for your comment and suggestions which I will keep in mind, in the meantime have a look at my cooking channel The Barbecue Walk of Flame, some of the recipes feature my Magimix in action.
Fab review easy to listen and understand at an easy to listen to pace. good information, thank you.
Hi JJ, many thanks for your comment it is much appreciated, glad you enjoyed my review.
Willy, I doff my hat to you. For not only the clarity of your presentation, which ensures that Dopes like me can understand. But also that you have made the time to RESPOND in writing to the Fans whom you have deservedly acquired. The manufacturer should pay you. Who could possibly object? Because, it is obvious that your integrity is not for sale.
Well Frank, I have to say I'm well and truly flattered by your comment. I do really enjoy film making, (that's what it was called when I got my first cine camera) now thanks to video and TH-cam I have an audience. When it comes to a product review, I tell it as it is, my experience.
If a viewer takes the time and trouble to make a comment, then they deserve a reply.
Once again many thanks for taking the time to make your comment, I really do appreciate it.
Thank you, Willy, for a super informative review! Especially for the demo of the noise level and the kind of motor in this machine. I have a couple of questions, is it possible to make a smoothie from a carrot and celery? Can it substitute a blender to make smoothies from vegetables, such as carrots and celery, for example?
Hi Julie, thank you for your comment, to be honest I've never made a smoothie, they're just not my thing. I do use the Magimix to make soup, however the veg are usually cooked and once blended there is some texture, it would have to go through a fine sieve to get it really smooth, same with iced coffee which I make in the summer, it turns the ice cubes into a thick mush and the drink is just the same as a high street coffee shop. Once again thanks for watching my video.
Thank you! This was useful. :)
Thank you for this video - it's very helpful! 👨🍳
Hi Christie, thank you for your comment I do appreciate it, glad you found my video helpful.
I have had this robot for 3 years and frankly it is TOP the quality is exceptional, exceptional product 100% made in France with a 30 year motor warranty.
Thanks for your comment, I totally agree.
As a chef I would like to compliment you on the details and research you have done for your review, best wishes Kevin
Hi Kevin, thank you for your comment I really do appreciate it, especially coming from a professional.
Thanks for your comprehensive video. Does your magimix make granita. ?Unfortunately I terminally damaged my 40 year old magi mix when trying to grind frozen fruit ☹️
I have yet to make granita, however I don't see any reason why it shouldn't, one of the recipes in the book that came with the machine, coffee milk shake, calls for 5 ice cubes to be blended. Many smoothies are better made with frozen fruit, initially pulsed to break it down before going on to blend.
Just replaced my 40 year old Magimix for a new one and found this very helpful.
Thank you for your comment, I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thank you. Very informative and helpful.
Hi Teddie, thank you for your comment, it is much appreciated.
Lovely demonstration.
Many thanks for your comment, I really do appreciate it.
Thank you Willy for the review. When you first received the machine, was there any scratches on the bottom of the big bowl. Because my big bowl has scratches and the seller says it's normal. The scratches are from the midi bowl sitting on the big bowl.
Hi there, thank you for your comment, I don't recall there being any scratches on the bowls when new, and certainly nothing to complain about. After more than 12 months of frequent use the main bowl is now well scratched, mainly from blending iced drinks. I do hope I've been able help you as it is always nice to share experiences with my viewers. Many thanks W.F.
On the recommandation of à friend l just ordered this. Just found your channel and subscribed.
Hi Laurette, many thanks for subbing my channel I really do appreciate it. I do hope you get as much pleasure from your Magimix as I do from mine they are a brilliant machine. Please check out my cooking channel the BARBECUE WALK OF FLAME, there a few recipes where I've used my Magimix, home made burgers, pizza dough, and a delicious potato dish Pommels Gratin Dauphinois.
Once again thanks for the sub, cheers W.F.
Great Video ! keep on the good work :)
Thanks, will do!
Thank you for the review 🌸
Hi there, many thanks for your comment it is much appreciated.
I have had imagine makes for over 30 years now, yes they are expensive but worth every penny I use mine nearly every day, and I’m thinking of buying another, mine still works perfectly but I have worn one of the buttons out slightly😂. However, absolutely excellent! it just keeps going and going
Yes it is indeed a great bit of kit, if my Magimix lasts that long it could outlive me.
Very informative. I was going to buy a cuisinart until I came across this brand. I'm researching on both brands. Have you compared them?
Hi Gina, thank you for your comment, prior to me purchasing, I did look at a number of food processors, it was the induction motor on the Magimix, that clinched the deal.
❤thank you for your great Review
Hi Esin, many thanks for your comment it is much appreciated, glad you enjoyed the video.
This made up my mind! I'm getting one - thank you! You'll probably see it on my channel soon too :)
Many thanks for your comment, I'll check out your channel.
Thank you for sharing 🍀 I have a question: The Magimix „3200“, can it also crush whole almonds Ort hazelnuts?
Hi Elisa, many thanks for your comment, in answer to your question, although I've not chopped almonds or hazelnuts, it did pecan nuts with ease, hope this answers your question, cheers.
Hi, great review. Can this finely chop dried fruit?
Thanks
Hi Kala P, glad you liked my review, I have not chopped dried fruit yet with my Magimix, I would think it is capable, but have no personal experience.
Thanks for your video which is most helpful. I have just bought a Magimix 3200XL and have two queries about it. Firstly the lid on the does not click into position easily like it appears to do on your processor and I am concerned it is faulty. I would like to be able to chop veg in the processor so can I buy an extra blade to do this?
I believe the lid can be a little stiff some times, on my machine its not, just a positive click. Chopping veg can be done in the small bowl which has its own blade, or in the main bowl using the main blade, depending on quantity.
Always use the pulse button, half or quarter the veg depending on size, keep your eye on it as it is easy to chop too finely. I think there is an accessory available to dice veg.
@@WillyFilmit thank you
That's what happened to mine. Lid wouldn't lock so I returned it.
Hello were you able to get a 6mm slice disk? where can you get them? thank you. have you tried using this mixer as a smoothie maker or anything equivalent?
Hi Aine, I still haven't got around to getting that 6mm disc, I did get a fluted disc which I find is not that useful, however it does make great crinkle cut baked crisps. I have made one smoothie, not that successful and that's down to the ingredients not the Magimix.
Extra discs can be obtained from BBS Ltd, www.magimix-spares.co.uk
Hope you find this information useful, thanks for watching my videos and your comment.
Great video - thank you! :-)
Thank you for your comment it is much appreciated, glad you liked the video.
Thanks for a great review! To make eg falafel (chopping chick peas), how much can the 3200 do in one go?
Hi Lisbeth, many thanks for your comment, I haven't processed chick peas or anything similar. Magimix recommends in the main bowl one third full for liquid, and two thirds for other foods, which is about four portions. I have on one occasion over filled with liquid by mistake, it makes one hell of a mess. Maximum processing capacities in the instruction book are, soup one litre, minced meat 0.75 kg, carrots 0.8 kg. I do hope this information is of use to you, and once again thanks for watching my videos.
@@WillyFilmit Thank you! :)
Great video 👍 can I ask is the the white base plastic or die cast? I'm torn between the magimix and the kitchenaid food processor.
Thank you for you comment, the answer to your question is, its plastic, and my choice was between the same two brands as yours, Cheers WF
@@WillyFilmit Hi, after 1 year have you found the white plastic to discolour at all? I have bought a white 4200 xl at a great price but am thinking about paying the extra for the satin silver instead.
@@grease118 Hi there, thanks for your comment, the white body on my machine is still as white as it was when new, its wiped down with a damp cloth after use, and stowed on a cupboard.
The old 3200 XL has just been given a new model number and called the compact 3200 XL, as you say the difference seems to be two more disks, a wider chute and a wider choice of colours for around another £40. I'm still wondering if this would be too big as like you I have a proper stand mixer which is great for larger quantities and I want something that will do small quantities say 2 egg whites for a meringue, the mini plus probably fits that bill but would it be too small. Hopefully shops open soon so I can see in the flesh.
Many thanks for your comment, so whats in a name, my Magimix does not have the XL lid which to me is not a problem, it came with two discs I purchased a third which fills the accessory box. As for the colour any colour providing its white is ok with me. This week I've used it for making a small loaf of bread, potato rosti, and two batches of soup.
Cani ask wher3 you bought it? Thanks enjoyed video.
It was purchased from John Lewis
Thank you!
Hi Valerie Thank you for your comment it is much appreciated.
3y later how are you happy with the magimix? I am planing to buy one. Love the review
Hi there, thank you for your comment it's much appreciated. I'm still pleased with my Magimix it continues to perform well. If it could live on the worktop it would be used much more, however our kitchen is quite small and it has to be stored in a cupboard, there are times when it is quicker to get a knife from the drawer than it is to get the Magimix out and set it up just to slice two carrots, which it would do in seconds. It is a versatile, well made machine, which I do not regret purchasing, I hope this answers your question, thanks for watching my video.
@@WillyFilmit Yes, thank you so much.
Hello sir, thanks for info, any idea i can buy one on discounted price ?
As prices fluctuate quite frequently my advice is to shop around and check like for like.
@@WillyFilmit thanks, I checked on debehnams website out of stock contacted supplier for debenham they said stop selling to debenhams quite a while ago
Great!
Hi Eliana, many thanks for your comment I do appreciate it.
Hello. I have a 3200. It have two sabatier blades which you do not show on your film. Any help with where it goes in plastic box ?
Hi Renata, I also have two Sabatier blades, a large one, and a small one, when I unboxed the machine the large one was in the plastic box with the other tools, and the small one was on the shaft in the small bowl. You are quite right there isn't a space for the small blade in the toolbox, when the machine is not in use my small blade is stored on the shaft in the small bowl with the lid closed. I do hope this answers your question, its really great to be of assistance to my viewers.
@@WillyFilmit thank you for responding. I will do as you do. Good idea. Anything not to cut my fingers.
Hi Renata, have a look at my latest video short th-cam.com/users/shortswE682i5_RT8 entiteled Magimix Toolbox What goes Where, thanks for the inspiration.
For two of us I always think the chopping and dicing is pointless as I can whip a knife out quicker than getting one of these out and subsequent washing up but great for other things
Indeed a valid point, however the machine comes into it's own when slicing potatoes into 2mm thick slices, for Pommes Dauphinois, or Homemade Potato Crisps, my knife skills just ain't up to that. It is really the versatility of tasks it performs that make a food processor worthwhile, over the past few weeks, I've used it for making Bread, Cakes, Soup, Potato Crisps, Mayonnaise, and Barbecue Sauce, but when it comes to slicing just a couple of carrots I'd probably go for a Knife.
@@WillyFilmit No doubt I'll end up buying one for all the other things they excel at and I do get fed up of mixing short pastry by hand. Just deciding whether this one or the small Mini Plus as I only cook for two.
Nice
Thank you for your comment.
is the basic one any good for smoothies?
Many thanks for your comment it is much appreciated. The only difference between the 3200 and the 3200XL is the lid it has a wider feed tube, the 4200 and 5200 have greater capacity. I've not made smoothies but I have made soups which it blends beautifully, also it makes a delicious iced coffee using ice cubes and ice cream, which is very smooth and creamy. You can see more of the Magimix in action on my cooking channel The Barbecue Walk of Flame.
@@WillyFilmit thanks so much and which blades are better for the soups please? Thank you
The Main Blade, which fits the large bowl.
Hi, magimix 3200 or 5200? What's the difference? I'm single, is too big the 5200?
Hi Rossella, thank you for your comment, the difference between 3200, and the 5200, is size the 5200 has larger bowls, more powerful motor, and is more expensive, and suited to a larger family. For example the 3200 will process 0.6kg of bread dough, the 5200 will process 1.2kg.The 3200 should be adequate for you, if you do a lot of slicing and grating go for the XL model it has a larger feed tube.
@@WillyFilmit Hi Willy thank you very much for your advise. I'll go for the 3200...:-) because I'm an absolute beginner in cuisine ;)
I think you put the slicing blade upside down based on the online manual says it should be upside down.
Thank you for your comment, look closely at the video you may notice the two discs supplied are dual slicing and grating discs, a 2mm disc and a 4mm disc, put it in to slice, or turn it upside down to grate.
I'm guessing the instructions you have read are for a different model or machine.
@@WillyFilmit ooh, I was reading about the compact 3200 XL that I bought thanks to your video. maybe I'm wrong. Cheers.!! Even so, I want to thank you because thanks to this video I made my purchase and I am super happy!
I thought the only difference between the 3200 and the 3200XL was the lid, but it looks like I could be wrong, anyway I'm glad you're happy with your Magmix, I think its a great bit of kit. Once again many thanks for your comments I do like to receive them, I off to make some delicious blended iced coffee with mine.
Can it be use for dry food
Hi there, I have used my Magimix to chop nuts, fresh herbs, and raw mushrooms, all of which it did very well, I have also ground coffee beans, providing you don't want a very fine grind for espresso, it did an ok job. I do hope this answers your question, many thanks for your comment and watching my video.
Today, 13th April John Lewis selling this for £159, bought mine.
Hi Alan, hope you get as much pleasure from using your Magimix as I do.
How quickly does it whip cream?
Don't know haven't whipped any yet, will post a comment when I have
Where is the product made?
It says on the box its made in France
@@WillyFilmit I confirm Magimix has been manufacturing its products in France in Burgundy since 1971.
France still has a large manufacture in the household robot and manufactures many quality products such as moulinex, Tefal, Krups, Thermomix de Worverk and Magimix robots ...
Very quickly, if you don't keep your eye on it you can end up with butter.
MAGIMIX THE BEST MADE IN 🇫🇷👍🏻 😊
Thank you for your comment, I have to agree Magimix is indeed a well made bit of kit.
Peanut butter?
Thanks for your comment, I may even try it some day.