I’ve owned a Thermomix TM6 for about 5 years, and I take advantage of it a number of occasions a day for the whole lot from making smoothies within the morning to steaming veggies for dinner, whipping up a sauce, or cooking some rice. It’s the most versatile smart gadget in my kitchen. Now its successor, the Thermomix TM7, has arrived within the US, launching at present for $1,699.
Sure, it’s costly — however this all-in-one machine is designed to interchange a countertop’s price of devices, with features like weighing, chopping, whisking, steaming, sautéing, gradual cooking, and even fermenting. The standout improve is a bigger 10-inch touchscreen powered by a quicker multicore processor. Nonetheless, I‘m cautious of the lacking bodily dial, because the display screen options all of the system’s controls, in addition to entry to 200 built-in guided cooking recipes (and plenty of extra with a Cookido subscription for $65 a 12 months).
The remainder of the TM7 has been redesigned as effectively, with a sleeker, all-black design, an open-lid cooking choice, and a bigger steaming basket. Vorwerk, which owns Thermomix, says its software program platform has been rebuilt from the bottom as much as allow future larger updates — together with voice management.
The TM6, which launched in 2019, has been discontinued, however Vorwerk has dedicated to 10 years of help.