Bosch Serie 2 MUMS2EW00G 3.8 Litre 700W Stand Mixer – White

Used numerous times for cake mixtures and bread doughs, smoothies etc. works really well. Haven’t used the mincer attachment as yet but very pleased with the results of all the other attachments and features. It feels sturdy and weighty, it’s easy to clean and the retractable mains lead and size makes it easy to store. Would recommend.

I have had this for quite some time now I use it a lot and it meets my needs well. The overall size is perfect for me. Clean lines makes it easy to keep clean. Does most things I need.

Big help in kitchen and save you lots of time. Easy to clean. Used everyday from day one 🙂

Received the order yesterday, a day before my expected delivery date so very pleased about that and as soon as i opened it and washed the parts, i began using it.
The machine kneaded about a pound of dough in less than 5 minutes, extremely happy with my purchase and from what ive read, it lasts decades. Not sure if ill be using it for that long but it proves its resilience and Bosch have once again, outdone themselves in the quality department – the only con is that it deals with large amounts of ingredients and the machine does a lot of swaying in the process, almost like its mimicking the action of the kneading but its not off putting in the slightest and wont deal damage to the structure, just something ive observed

Since buying the first Bosch cordless mower, I just fell in love with Bosch and bought several more tools. This time at first I decided to have an Aussie stand mixer, but after going through the reviews, I changed my mind. Kichenaid is totally out of my budget. So between unfamiliar Kenwood and always fantastic Bosch, I again went ahead with the latter, though it has only one 4-star review. After giving it a first go, I could say my choice of Bosch is right again. About the noise issue mentioned in the other user’s review, I did not have it at all. My point is reading the manual carefully and putting an emphasis on phase 5.6 ‘Parked Position’, which probably is the trick.

Excellent product. This does everything I need and more besides. Very pleased with this machine.

I bought this in argos for my partner. Chased it across the country because it’s a hard model to get and I understand why.. It’s phenomenal. Great value. As I sit here typing, I can hear it mixing in the kitchen.. My partners came making skills have improved tremendously. This is the best money you’ll ever spend in terms of speed, performance and variety!

I purchased this last year and got a very good deal from the Warehouse. It doesn’t take up too much counter space in my small kitchen and it comes with a little handy pouch for the slicing, shredding extras. You do need to find a space for the other attachments.

The good part is that this machine does what it’s supposed to do. It is a monster.. it whips up airy and light cakes, mixes dough with ease and makes orange juice in no time. It slices, shreds and grates veggies and blends smoothies. The splatter guard protects the kitchen being covered in flour very well.

However there’s just a few annoyances though – 1) when whipping up desserts and cakes, if the beater gets stuck at an angle, it is difficult to detach it from the machine. 2) The machine moves about when making the dough and even though there’s suction pads on its feet to make it stable, it doesn’t help.

These are slight niggles and I have learnt to live with it.

It’s not bad for the price. Dont forget it will take good space of your worktops and storage to keep the accesorries. Also it’s too big if you want to bake small cakes

I have a very small kitchen, literally too small to swing a cat. I love baking and cooking and was looking for a new stand mixer, I have a Kenwood Chef which is about 15 years old and still works perfectly but it lives in the garage as it is much too big and heavy for my kitchen, and being an OAP I can’t be lugging it in and out of the garage everytime I want to bake, so consequently I have done very little baking over the last four or five years.

I did lots of research and found the Bosch Mum5 with a 1000w motor which is strong enough to do what I want and compact enough to sit permanently on my counter top (where it will get used!!) The mixer is a stylish anthrocite and silver colour and comes with a stainless steel 3.9lt bowl. There is a zipper bag which contains a whisk, a dough hook and a beater for cake batter. It also comes with a plastic splatter lid, which is a bonus as it stops the flour or icing sugar from flying everywhere. There is a citrus juicer, a mincer, a grater attachment with 3 different blades and a liquidiser. I was lucky enough to get it during the Black Friday week and it was quite a bit cheaper than it is currently being sold for which was a bonus.

I bought an additional white plastic bowl as I find it is sometimes handy to have a second bowl on hand, especially if you are making more than 1 cake at a time. I also bought the accessory set for chopping nuts, herbs etc which I have found to be really good.

I have used my mixer to make various biscuits and cakes in the month I have had it and found that it is a good solid machine. It iappears to be well made and looks really good, taking up very little space on the counter top. I have not had my mixer for long, but I am very pleased with the performance so far and it appears to be a good quality machine which I will hopefully be using for years to come. I have just ordered the dust cover to protect my mixer when not in use, not that it is going to spend too much time covered up 🙂

I will update my review in a couple of months after I have had more use out of it, but so far I am very happy with my mixer and the attachments I bought.

I’ve been using my Bosch machine for about 4-6 weeks now and am very happy with it. The unit is well-designed and certainly looks prettier than some of its competitors. The rotating arm gives the unit a good degree of flexibility for the various assortment of additions you can use.

The whisk/paddle/kneading hook are all very good — although I did find the whisk left a little area untouched without some manual intervention (the unit can be calibrated). The unit dealt with some fairly heavy doughs without issue, although it does flex and move a fair bit, it held together well and the little sucker feet kept the unit steady.

The citrus juicer and blender both made short work of anything I tried to put through — particularly like the large citrus container. The lack of a more refined juicer (like a masticator) is a shame but not a deal-breaker.

On the downside, the mincer and the rotary slicer performance was pretty mediocre. The mincer failed to get through chicken thighs as the fat twisted around the parts and mincer, meaning the nozzles were quickly blocked. The rotary slicer performance was also very variable — you’ll need to be extremely careful what sort of fruit/veg you put through it. Another quirk is the requirement to use the supplied bowl — to the point that certain functions, such as the citrus juicer, won’t function without it connected to the unit.

Overall though, I’m happy — it is a versatile, well-built kitchen machine with a range of uses.

Great design and functionality, good for heavy bread dough.
Brilliant for whipping.
Suction feet really grip the work top to ensure that the mixer stays pu

Have now had this product for a month or so. Very impressed. In particular, having made cake, bread dough, pasta dough, mayonnaise and meringue, these have all come out as good as hand-made (in the case of mayo, slightly better).
I used the mincer attachment for the first time recently, and that worked brilliant also.

Yes it is expensive, and yes the lack of a “large blender” might bring limitations, but the mixing bowl is fantastic and all the tools work exceptionally well. Highly recommended.

I received this machine on Friday and decided the weekend was handy to try it. I have made smoothies already and it’s worked perfectly. I also made a cake, the machine works superbly. It’s fairly quiet, it doesn’t move even at its highest power and it mixes everything perfectly. My next attempt is cutting vegetables tonight. I’m in love with it and it’s been renamed Boris. Haha

The Bosch MUM59340GB Kitchen Machine, 1000 W, 3.9 L is a very sleek and stylish looking piece of kitchen kit. It is a massive amount of machine and accessories — when it first arrived I realised it was too big practically for our small kitchen, so I had to redesign the kitchen to make more space so that we can now comfortably use the machine. It comes with 10 accoutrements including slicers, shredders, graters, liquidiser/blender, mincing, a dough hook and citrus press attachments. Everything is easy to fit and simple to use, easy to clean and the whole machine reeks of quality materials. My mother got a similar machine in 1966 and it’s still going strong today. I expect my family will be using this new machine for many years and there will now be much more creativity and baking in our kitchen.

This lovely Bosch MUM5 is a spectacular piece of kit. It is a masterpiece of engineering and design – does just about everything you could want – apart from tucking you up in bed with a cup of tea – and it looks beautiful while it’s doing it.
It comes in an enormous box, with an amazing range of attachments. The machine itself is actually relatively small, taking up little room on the bench top. Had to find a bit of shelf space for the other bits though, but it is worth it. Along with the mixing function – which is amazing, because it’s at an angle and runs in an elliptical circuit around the bowl, missing nothing – there is also: a blender, a mincer, a slicer/julienne attachment, and a citrus juicer. And, despite being so different in shape and function, the amazing, compact design allows each one to work beautifully and easily. They attach to the top, underneath, at the back or the front. Press a button and the mixing head moves and can be positioned where you need it, attach the right gizmo and you’re off. You need to look at the instructions first, which are mostly visual and really well done – but once you know, it is obvious and intuitive. It even has a retractable cord! There are other attachments that can be bought separately as well – it is almost a complete kitchen in one piece of equipment. Along with the paper info and little booklets with info and instructions, there is also a lovely DVD-ROM full of information and lush recipes – which works on both Windows and Mac.
I have had no trouble at all using the blender (fits on the top) or the juicer (also on the top), they were great. And this afternoon I used the mixer to make some pizza dough – it worked beautifully. I cannot fault it – it is brilliant.
When I was growing up, my mother did everything by hand. She used to spend hours in the kitchen, turning out amazing food. But she would have loved to have one of these little beauties, they are stunning.

I have used a Kenwood Chef for years so it was interesting to compare this machine. At first look, the Bosch is much more swishy and modern looking than my base model Chef. Opening the box reveals a lot of bits and ther e is everything here you may need for kitchen prep.I suppose if you were thinking of a comparable Chef it would be more the Titanium model with the processor attachment and blender, which is a similar price.

The asymmetric design with the release button on the left is interesting and I found it easy to use, tho left handers may differ. When the button is pressed, the head can rotate up and down to position the various power outlets for beaters, blender and slicer attachments; this works nicely and it is simple to attach the parts.

The beater, whisk and dough hook are stored in a neat zip nylon case which fits into the bowl. This is a nice touch and saves clutter. It took a while for me to work out what the plastic bit was in the case but I eventually identified it as the dough deflector which fits the hook to stop yeast doughs climbing the spindle.

I started with a simple sponge cake mix; the beater fits at a slightly odd angle (for a Chef user) and the bowl has a domed base so the rotating beater does not miss any mixture. This worked well, with the flat silicone edged beater it was a doddle to cream the butter and sugar. If anything I think mixing in the eggs was a littel easier than the Chef, it certainly didnt curdle and resulted in a light pale batter. I folded in the flour with the beater on slow. This is not a noisy machine and the speed control knob on the right side feels solid and responsive.

The finished cake was equal to anything the Chef makes.

I then went on to make a (rather dull) vegetable soup to test the blender. It’s a good shape, tall and narrow, and gave an excellent quick result. I cleaned it by filling with hot water and Fairy and giving it a whoosh, before rinsing it thoroughly in the sink. On balance I think this is a better design than the Chef though it’s close.

I have dismantled and tested the slicer/shredder part but not yet used it in a recipe. All parts feel sturdy and well designed; I was surprised to find that the machine is made in Slovenia and not China (unusual these days).

If you are looking at a Chef, this is well worth considering as an alternative. It is a more compact shape and may take up less of your cupboard space, though of course ideally it needs to be out on the worktop ready. I havent yet found a cover to fit this so may well make my own; an idea for Bosch in future perhaps? I trust the Bosch brand name having had other appliances of theirs in the past, and the 2 year guarantee is reassuring.