Some use two beaters, which spin against each other. Others use one beater, which spins in one direction and moves around the bowl the opposite way. Most of the mixers in our ratings have one beater.

A hand mixer typically comes with two “beaters” that attach to its base. The beaters spin in opposite directions at various speeds to mix ingredients and/or incorporate air. Gripping the ...

In this mixer, the bowl rotates around a fixed spinning blade. Having revolutionized the home pizza oven industry, Ooni turned its sights on making the commercial-inspired spiral mixer essential ...

I've yet to fire up my Ooni Volt and invite my friends over for a pizza party, but in the meantime, I took my new mixer for a spin on the weekend, making a loaf of sandwich bed and a lemon cake.

The first move explored is the foundation for all of Rashid’s combos, which is the Spinning Mixer. A returning special move from SFV, this was his go-to combo ender and the EX/OD version was a ...

The bowl spins below, with an integrated scraper that stops the dough from sticking to the spinning bowl. This design allows ...

It differs from other stand mixers in that it has a rotating bowl rather than spinning attachments, and it sports a digital interface and dial control. Could simplicity and a sleek form factor ...

The mixer has both the capacity to handle the full load, and its motor has enough power to get the whole thing spinning properly. Several users also added that this mixer was able to handle ...

While the electric mixer is spinning the whisks, you're moving the mixer around the bowl. This is less efficient than a stand mixer where the whisk is rotating, but also moving in a circular ...