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Kenwood Spice mixer AT320A
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Galaxus
4 months ago
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The difference lies mainly in the scope of delivery of the glasses and in the labelling/version.
According to the information available, the version with the abbreviation A is partly supplied with 3 jars, the version with the abbreviation B with 4 jars including lids; functionally, both are designed as herb and spice grinders for the same Kenwood food processors with high-speed connection.
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AT329B does not exist, I think you mean AT320B. Tip: Research without the spacing. 😊
I agree with bdoudard: B is probably the newer model. I don't think there are any significant improvements over the AT320A.
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Yes, the AT320A spice grinder is compatible with the Titanium Chef Baker. It can be connected to the high-speed connection of the food processor.
Unfortunately we do not have any spare parts, please contact the manufacturer.
Hi, This is a very robust grinder. I've used to grid coffee beans, Indian spice powders and chutney. So in theory, you could also grind chickpeas and rice. I've never tried grinding Chickpeas and Rice.
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I would say it works. I also grind spices for curries with it, but they don't get super fine or powdery.
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Good morning, yes 👍 you can also grind oatmeal, but I've never weighed the amount, just befall the jar 3/4 ☺️
I don't know the different machines in detail, but I have already worked with my accessories on a wide variety of Kenwood machines. It has always worked. Kenwood itself can certainly help, they have a sensational customer service: https://www.kenwoodworld.com/de-ch --> at the bottom customer service --> contact
In principle, this is possible - it has also "happened" to me when I chopped nuts for too long. However, I think it takes a lot of time with large quantities, as the spice blender gets hot quickly, especially with nuts. But with normal quantities, it shouldn't be a problem.
The spice blender has no watts because it has no motor. It is mounted on the corresponding Kenwood machine and therefore the wattage depends on the corresponding machine.
Since the parts can be washed in the dishwasher, they should also be sterilisable. I have never tried to sterilise
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You can order these from the following link: Kenwood Rubber Seal for Herb/Spice Blender AT320A (Blender Attachment) (Spare Parts) . :)
Hello Susisunne, yes, you can also grind nuts. I have already ground almonds and tree nuts with it. I don't know if the very hard nuts, e.g. Brazil nuts, also work. It's best to try it out with a small amount.
Former employee
7 years ago
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No, this accessory is for the Kenwood Major and Chef series which is not compatible with the MultiOne.
I can't tell you - you'll have to ask Kenwood.
But I find the attachment not so good I have ground nuts after a very short time, the nuts were very warm and I had to stop so even with shock drawer that melted.
Dried herbs went is just a try until it works but I find it not really worth it. Maybe for salt sauce.
No adapter is necessary. Is compatible.
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Yes, this accessory is compatible with the KMM075 Major
Former employee
8 years ago
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Yes, it is compatible.
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it's hard to answer your question!
this utensil is more for making relatively liquid things or very dry things, but it's not the most appropriate tool, but it can do it!
if you have a cooking chef a kenwood like maybe the big bowl with the spatula can be more efficient ;)
or the pies with the double S blade
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