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Technical Details
- Powerful 250 W motor with 3 speeds for folding, mixing and whisking
- Stainless steel beaters and dough kneaders
- Beater interlock system for safety and security
- Wrap-around cord storage with unique grip clip for beaters and accessory eject function
- Easy-clean white finish
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Product Description
Product Description
One of the most essential gadgets in any kitchen, the HM320 3-Speed Hand Mixer from Kenwood is compact and durable and comes with both twin kneaders and twin beaters. It offers three dedicated speeds for folding, mixing and whisking, making kitchen tasks such as beating eggs, mixing cakes, kneading dough and whipping cream effortless.
All Kenwood hand mixers feature a beater interlock system for added safety, preventing the beaters from ejecting while in use. The HM320 has high-quality stainless steel beaters and dough kneaders, built for strength and durability, and a powerful 250 Watt motor with a simple-to-use thumb-operated speed control and a comfort-fit moulded handle for user comfort.
For convenient and compact storage, this hand mixer features a unique grip clip and wrap-around cord storage.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
70 of 72 people found the following review helpful
I've owned this for over a year now. It works well, easy to use and clean, and doesn't take up much storage space (it did come supplied with a clip to hold the beaters to the machine for compact storage, although I just chuck them in the kitchen drawer.) There's not much you can say really, does what it says on the tin - whisks, beats and mixes. I cook quite a lot and this basic model serves me fine. Very useful.
119 of 123 people found the following review helpful
Does just what it says on the box - beats and whisks. speeds all work well, but for goodness sake, do not put the beaters in the dishwasher...the plastic becomes brittle and cracks
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I brought this product for myself about a month ago.
I have been used to mixing with a wooden spoon in the first years of my baking, then my sister in law brought me a cheap mixer from Asda, it was a 250W.
This mixer, after a few years of use, became grubby, but I certainly got my moneys worth.
So I needed it to be replaced and had been researching for about 2 months.
Points to bear in mind when buying a new mixer:
1) "Check the current Watt of your current mixer" - As a very experienced baker, I feel that a lot of the taste, success and rising of a cake is due to the speed and technique of the mixing. So I chose this Kenwood one as it is also 250W. My cakes still turn out the same as before :)
2) Looks and style are certainly not everything. This Kenwood one doesn't look a lot at all. Its a bit of an ugly duckling. So you might consider a Dualit one. Not only are they 500W, and for me that is double the speed I am use too, but the reviews all over the internet are hit and miss. This Kenwood mixer actually proved to have a hell of a lot more good and positive reviews than the Dualit ones.
3) Really make sure you read reviews and pay attention to the negative ones as well as the positive ones.
At the end of the day this mixer is not expensive at all and you can't faulter that.
Hope this helps ;)
I have been used to mixing with a wooden spoon in the first years of my baking, then my sister in law brought me a cheap mixer from Asda, it was a 250W.
This mixer, after a few years of use, became grubby, but I certainly got my moneys worth.
So I needed it to be replaced and had been researching for about 2 months.
Points to bear in mind when buying a new mixer:
1) "Check the current Watt of your current mixer" - As a very experienced baker, I feel that a lot of the taste, success and rising of a cake is due to the speed and technique of the mixing. So I chose this Kenwood one as it is also 250W. My cakes still turn out the same as before :)
2) Looks and style are certainly not everything. This Kenwood one doesn't look a lot at all. Its a bit of an ugly duckling. So you might consider a Dualit one. Not only are they 500W, and for me that is double the speed I am use too, but the reviews all over the internet are hit and miss. This Kenwood mixer actually proved to have a hell of a lot more good and positive reviews than the Dualit ones.
3) Really make sure you read reviews and pay attention to the negative ones as well as the positive ones.
At the end of the day this mixer is not expensive at all and you can't faulter that.
Hope this helps ;)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Kenwood Hand Mixer
Apart from my wife having difficulty in removing the beaters it seems a very good machine.Presumably the beater problem will ease with use
Published 3 days ago by grandad P
Same durability problem as everyone else
I bought this beater less than a year ago (last august) and after my sister used it last weekend I found one of the beaters wouldn't engage properly and the motor made a grinding... Read more
Published 2 months ago by VB
kenwood HM320 electric hand food mixer
I bought this about a year ago and it is now useless. I removed the cover to inspect the drive and found that the steel worm drive had chewed one of the plastic driven wheels. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mr. A. E. G. Baulf
Good but not durable
We have now had 4 of these of different power ratings which are for normal domestic use. They all did their job very well which is why we replaced them with the same type but they... Read more
Published 3 months ago by J. Fisher
Kenwood HM320
This product replaced a similar one that had endured hard service for many years but the cogs eventaully became smooth. If this one mathes its granny we shall be very happy!
Published 3 months ago by Kuggar king
plastic cogs meant it stopped working
I was mixing royal icing with this when some icing sugar may have got into the cogs and they span round without engaging with the motor. It is utterly useless now. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Wilkie Fan
Excellent value
I have used the mixer many times since I got it several weeks ago. It performed well with heavy cake mixtures.
Published 5 months ago by waverley
super mixer
I purchased this mixer for my wife as she needed a new one for all the cakes that she makes at Christmas. Read more
Published 6 months ago by r
Gift
This was a gift for my daughter so I cannot comment on the proformance but it took a long time to arrive in the post.
Published 6 months ago by Hazel
Died after 15 months
Bought to replace a very similar Kenwood model that had given years of reliable service. Worked just fine until the day the beaters slipped and clashed - after just 15 months of... Read more
Published 7 months ago by D. Hipkin
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