Atomberg MG 1 All-in-One Mixer Grinder with Chopper

Slow Mode

Revisiting the truest-form slow Indian cooking and letting nostalgia ( and great taste and texture and health) take over. Grandma took hours to make your favourite coconut chutney, chunky and full of heat.

The Atomberg MG 1 takes a little less than a couple of minutes.

The Slow Mode grinds anything ever so-slightly. It retains the texture because not everything needs to be mashed and finely powdered. It retains the taste because some things just taste better when creamier.

It truly is the time to 'slow' down.

The blades of the machine have to you don't.

Why do certain things taste better when ground in Slow Mode?

Slow grinding does not generate heat which might cause a palpable loss of aroma. This also releases the oils in the herbs and spices

And we all know that orange juice is supposed to be naturally sweet as long as the seeds don’t get crushed while getting pulped. And that Happens only on Slow Mode.

Let each ingredient shine in dondakya pachadi instead of turning it into a finely-ground paste.

What good is a masala vada if you can't bite into a half broken piece of chana dal and feel it against the crunchy-silkiness of the remaining vada?

Consumption in watts: 485
Control: Rotary switch with off , Slow mode, Pulse mode , Speed – 1st , 2nd , 3rd
Material of body: ABS Material
Material of jar: Stainless Steel
Power cord: PVC insulated 3core flex cord with plug-top & earthing
Number of jars: Liquidising jar , Dry jar , Chutney jar , Chopper jar (optional)

RPM
Speed: Steel jars, Chopper jars
Slow Mode: 5000 RPM on Steel Jars
Slow Mode: 2000 RPM on Chopper Jars
Max Speed: 18000 RPM on Steel Jars
Max Speed: 2000 RPM on Chopper Jars

In The Box
Main Unti: 1qty
Number of jars: Liquidising jar , Dry jar , Chutney jar , Chopper jar