Witt Varimixer TEDDY
The Witt Varimixer TEDDY is quiet, with the kind of sound we recognize from luxury cars—where the engine purrs, and the doors close with conviction. It produces the right sound when you increase the speed and when you press the click-lock to tilt the mixer head back.
TEDDY is built to last, designed for years of hard work. With a specially developed, powerful motor, unlike most other small mixers, it can handle heavy and tough ingredients even at very low speeds.
TEDDY is made of die-cast aluminum without external screws or openings. All edges and corners are rounded, making it easy to clean the mixer with a cloth.
TEDDY comes with a 5-liter stainless steel mixing bowl with a lid, a whisk with 2.5 mm wires, a spatula, and a specially designed hook that ensures the dough is kneaded and turned optimally. All accessories are made of stainless steel and are dishwasher safe.
The speed is infinitely adjustable using the single control knob. The knob is double-sided, allowing TEDDY to be operated from either side and with both the right and left hand. This makes it easy to place the mixer in tight spaces—even lengthwise against a wall. A wide base with suction cups ensures the mixer stays stable during operation, and a single grip keeps the bowl securely in place while working.
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