Philips
Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W
A first mixer for batter and chutney
A roundup review found it good at wet grinding, with a chutney jar that works well, at a budget price.
The best mixer grinders & blenders, at three levels
Match the motor and jars to your cooking: dosa batter needs a big wet jar, and hard dry masala needs a strong motor. Check the motor warranty and local service too.
Starter
The cheapest one worth buying.
Upgrade
Where most people should land.
Sujata
Sujata Dynamix 900W Mixer Grinder
Kitchens that grind dry masala often
Reviewers found it the best of the models they compared at dry spice grinding, and as good as Bosch for wet.
Endgame
The best one worth paying for.
Preethi
Preethi Zodiac MG218 750W Mixer Grinder
Heavy daily cooking that needs a food processor
Comes with five jars (three steel, a 2.2 L food processor and a juicer) and kneads atta too.
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- What are the best budget mixer grinders & blenders?
- Start with the Philips HL7756 Mixer Grinder 750W (about ₹3,099). A roundup review found it good at wet grinding, with a chutney jar that works well, at a budget price.
- What are the best value mixer grinders & blenders?
- Most people should get the Sujata Dynamix 900W Mixer Grinder (about ₹7,090). Reviewers found it the best of the models they compared at dry spice grinding, and as good as Bosch for wet.
- What are the best mixer grinders & blenders worth paying for?
- If you want the best and will use it a lot, get the Preethi Zodiac MG218 750W Mixer Grinder (about ₹9,496). Comes with five jars (three steel, a 2.2 L food processor and a juicer) and kneads atta too.
