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iF Design - Vorwerk Thermomix TM5

iF Design - Vorwerk Thermomix TM5

With its functional design, a high degree of technical innovation and its intuitive operation, the new Vorwerk Thermomix TM5 has raised the bar for kitchen appliances. A touchscreen and a haptic dial button are the core elements of the new interaction concept. They replace the 15 control buttons of the predecessor and allow for an even more convenient operation. The most important enhancement is the "guided cooking" feature. It divides even the most complex recipes into well-structured and easily comprehensible steps, guiding cooking enthusiasts through the process. The perfect recipe for success!

iF Design - Vorwerk Thermomix TM5

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SAFE STAND - Thanks to the recesses for the Thermomix's feet and the vibration-damping slide stoppers on the sliding board, the Thermomix stands

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【Make Better Dishes】Simple and convenient to install and remove the protective cover from the blade set. With the cover, Almost the full volume of the

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Thermomix TM5 review: Finally, a countertop kitchen appliance that does it all - CNET