Just bought the tm5. I LOVE IT

@@swtenty That's awesome, do you know what the difference is? I think it's the screen on the model perhaps?

Bet it’s expensive to get

@@michaelkemp8506 the TM6 is £1149! It is pricy but it seems like you get your money's worth

Looks like you're out of a job. You ARE going to let the kids have a go at that thing, right? If you wife ever gets it pried out of her fingers. Now I want one. I doubt I can afford, tho. *sees the price, faints*

Haha, that's exactly what happened to me... went to click on link to buy for parents as a Christmas gift and then was like, Oh well, the thought was there lol :-)

@@Rubbafingaz1 from your comment I was curious to see how much. Clicked the link now I understand.

hahaha basically!

@@Okurka. I must admit (maybe naively), that the price would be around £150 - £250... Clearly I was wildly wrong with my estimation lol.

Thermomix is from Germany and I would say a loooooot of us here has one at home 🙈 including me. I have the TM6 now for a year and I looooove it and can't imagine my life without it 🙈 really it's the best machine I own. Even my parents had one when I was little 🙂

I got 1 brand new for 1000$

@@seamediaw0rks I already have appliances though :')

@@seamediaw0rks Oh yeah I get that. If you're only needing to prepare small amounts too I get it.

Look up the Cecotech Mambo. It's exactly the same machine but without the fancy-schmancy touchscreen, and without all of the marketing incorporated in the price. I like it more actually because you can set both the temperature as well as the heating power (preventing burns at the bottom of the pan when cooking e.g milk)

I got mine and it is worth every penny trust me

We were WAY off.

In Poland, where I live thermomix cost over 4000 złotych, that means that someone must work almost 2 months to buy it !

Really? This clearly looks like ab above 1000 kind of machine. Though saying that there are knockoffs that are half that but do less Whenever i see app integrated i guess over 1000 and im always right

@@DimT670 this model costs 1500$

You are paying the pyramid scheme fee. Those $$$ need to get pushed through multiple levels of the pyramid. There are non pyramid scheme ones that are a lot more affordable than you would think.

Most divorces happen in January, she has my blessing

@@mrbarrylewis I liked the video the item looks Very cool & I'm sure wed all like to have one but.. this was clearly an advert for the item (which I'm not necessarily against normally) it's around £1500 🤯 ...🤷‍♂️ who can afford this, especially these days,

@@adastra. its clearly stated as an ad.... so don't complain at that. There was no attempt to hide that fact. I enjoyed watching it even though I wouldn't spend that much on something like that - but there's no rule that an item costing over a certain amount can't have an ad! If you thought that way then there would be no car adverts on TV as they aren't exactly cheap things!. Barry, id have liked to see that top bowl thing in action so maybe choose 3 things that used all aspects of the machine instead of just the mixing jug thingy. For example baking cakes etc - can't see how it could do that given the part of it shown in your vid unless comes come up in a funnel shape!

@@adastra. I know I will never be able to afford one, but I enjoyed watching Barry & Mrs. B. trying it out! :-) ... and I guess if you add the prices of all the kitchen equipment this unites - e.g. Sous-vide thing, high-power blender, slow-cooker, kitchenaid mixer-thing, etc. - while needing far less space then all combined, I think the price is o.k. For the people who would buy the aforementioned appliences otherwise, it's probably great! ;-)

@@nigelstockley7011 I hope we're not related.

I think you'll like the Hackathon video coming up soon, she was on form!

@@mrbarrylewis Yay!!! Thank you guys for making the world a bit brighter. Happy holidays!

@@mrbarrylewis hackathon? Yes please, already completed the gadget barrathon

Yeah, it sounds... uhhh... interesting...

Well as much as tupperware right? As in yea it is but you won't end up losing your house in the process just some more money than usual

@@DimT670 My Cousin got dragged into this MLM and spent months trying to get out cause they kept trying to make her buy stock that she couldn't sell. All MLMs can end in you losing a house if your upline is full of greedy assholes.

@@rayne4224 how? at worst you have bought a device at higher than market value, same as tuperware. How does that translate into loosing your house

@@DimT670 MLMs tend to have everyone you know in the MLM telling you that if you just invest more money and time into it you're sure to see a profit, which of course they'll say that, they're making money whenever you buy something so they want to keep you involved as long as possible. They prey on desperate people who need the money and pressure as much money out of them with the promise of making money until they're unable or unwilling to buy any more overpriced products. My sister ran into this with another MLM about 10 years ago, no matter how much she tried to make it work she was losing money but they convinced her that she just needed to attend a few seminars on selling it, they're only £300 right now, they're "normally" £900(a lie to pressure her into paying even more money). She eventually left after she realised people were only buying from her because they cared about her and she was desperate, a lot of the stuff bought wound up in the bin. I think they're pushing the demo above buying it because they're hoping to pressure people into buying it probable with MLM style tactics(if you buy it you can sign up to give these demos too and everyone you convince to buy it gives you a quarter of your money back, you just need to sell it to 4 people and it's free, sell to more and you're in profit, what do you have to lose) rather than selling it on it's own merits(and again, it's £1,200 for a scale, mixer, blender, recipe book, oven hybrid, it might look cool but you can buy a really good one of everything it does for under £600, there's no reason to pay as much as it's priced at).

>I am not affiliated with this company deffo reads like an ad

Yeah, totally agree, it has a lot function for cook, but it's so expensive. Fortunately, I found an alternative, Tokit auto machine cheaper and have same function with Thermomix TM6.

You saying "I'm not affiliated with this company" makes it more sus that if you just didn't mention that 😂

😂 I don’t get how saying ‘I’m not affiliated with this company’ makes it seem like I am. I’m honestly not. I just hate when people talk like a customer about how great something is then you go to their social media and they actually sell it. It doesn’t seem genuine. Either way, take or leave what I say. It’s just my experience with it 😀

Okay, out of my price range, however if you add up the costs of decent made gadgets that the Thermomix does the job of, then you are looking at about the same price give or take a 100 squid. Plus it saves a LOT of room. If I won the lottery , this would be high on my to buy list, alongside a built from scratch house with a awesome kitchen with a marble work surface . ...... Oh , and all the Games Workshop paints and models I could fit in said house. xD

@@Believer1980 yeah but that relies on you having none of those things already. And wanting to use all the features. It's a nice bit of tech but far to expensive for a kitchen gadget.

@@Believer1980 this isn't really a defence though. I have two appliances that do literally everything this does already. Three if you want to include a phone for the recipes and shopping list stuff lol. The two appliances are

i bought a kenwood a while ago and i didnt had any tools in the kitchen yet, it costs a fortune, but it basically replaces all the other tools and i never regretted a thing. Im baking a lot so sadly the Thermomixer has a low volume of dough you can do. but its more then enough for 1-2 ppl :) but the price hurts in the beginning.

Find the money. It’s a great bit of kit!

@@Okurka. come on man. She probably didn't even know the price anyway

Gotta happen

@@mrbarrylewis yeaayyyy you make me so happy 😊

"Don't breathe this!"

everything can self clean if it gets hot enough, its how modern ovens self clean

@@Okurka. if you have nothing positive to say don’t say nothing at all. I hope you get out of your miserable ways and be a better positive happier person. Take care miserable person….

@@Okurka. wa wa wa someone’s living in their mommies basement has nothing else better to do with their miserable life & doesn’t want to grow up wa wa wa

Everything the kitchen needs is a woman who knows how to cook! 😂😂

@@raynissan8381 or any man with a tm6 😆

@@motherofdragons2317 😂😂😂 you’re absolutely right 😁

I mean, there are cooking channels that do nothing but Thermomix. And yeah, they are more or less like that.

Rolf S Wow, that seems very one-note...

@@rolfs2165 That does get boring after a while...

Are there any downsides of it pls?

I can sell u one for cheap

my stove isn't working and this is all i need since the top part works. but yea i wanna get this for my aunt even since with my grandfather there and being older he might be able to understand this tech and feel more independent.

Same her but it way to expensive

@@charlottestevens9352 I'mma try to save 100 a week so I can buy it april or earlier since technically I didn't get my 2020 tax return yet due to current events.

I hope you have a spare thousand quid for this little ripoff, then.

Agreed, not in everyone's budget.... but it is amazing

I have 1 for sale 1000$

But can you cook on your PC? ;) I hear you, it's not for every one's budget but it's a serious bit of kit!

@@mrbarrylewis No don't get me wrong, its awesome!! I was just a bit shocked and disappointed as it"s out of my budget.

@@LordDragox412 i seem to remember there was several videos back in't day frying an egg on AMD Athlons

It's pro level stuff a lot of chefs use them in their kitchens and the UK price is lot cheaper than Aus. If you can save for one they are brilliant, but yeah not for everyone at that price point.

It’s been selling for over 30 years and prices stay the same 🤷🏻‍♀️

Yeah it's really clever, we were super impressed!

There is a great December offer now. Go for it and book your demo

I wonder if you buy tupperware, who are likewise an MLM. This kind of MLM isnt particularly malicious just overpriced

@@DimT670 no, I don't. I'm aware they aren't recruit heavy, but they also don't disclose their hunbot earning potential. That doesn't give me hope it's good across their appliance or makeup. Just because they are ok for a MLM, doesn't mean it's good. That setup is designed to screw the person at the bottom, even worse than most business does. I'm not rewarding bad behavior.

Yeah unaffordable now but it's a sight into what the future is going to be like. Tech just get cheaper in time.

@@christianedmunds3789 its a pyramid scheme so it will never be made cheaper. There are already plenty of affordable alternatives around already though.

@@Lyysabeth yeap, I have a ninja grill/air frier & an instapot and can cook almost anything bwt those and the stove. I figured its a gimmicky thing, plus if you don't have wifi, may not work. Just would be nice, not never at that price.

I was thinking the same so I googled it. Wattage is 500 W so maybe not for off grid living? But I suppose not everybody does off grid when going tiny so it could bean option I think

@@mickyme3696 that’s true, many people end up on the grid who go tiny! Also depends on how many solar panels you have and how much wattage you can store! Still think it’s a good option for living tiny. In some countries I know you have to supply your own appliances and even cabinets to rentals, so a good option there as well.

@@sofapop653 yeah that is true. And even in small apartments it could be useful. If you can afford the purchase price😵😵

Micky Me The motor is 500 watts, but the heating element is 1000 watts giving a total power consumption of 1500 watts. Still not much, but in an off grid situation that would hammer a small battery system.

@@spencerwilton5831 you're right, that would not work for an off grid situation. But not everyone who lives tiny, lives off grid so maybe for them it could be useful. I don't live in a tiny house but I don't have a lange kitchen so I could see me using something like this, if the price wasn't that steep😊

Melt at 50degrees for 4 mins for 150g

Did you see the price? Never push it to the limits!