Bosch MUM5 Kitchen Machine – Imported from Europe – Excellent Condition
This is a Bosch MUM5 Scale Food Processor & Mixer Set, purchased directly from Europe as this high-quality model is not available in stores in New Zealand. It’s in perfect working condition and has been very well cared for – only lightly used and includes all original accessories.
🧁 What’s Included:
* Bosch MUM5 kitchen machine with built-in scale and timer
* Stainless steel mixing bowl with splash guard
* Blender jug
* Slicer/shredder attachment
* 4 slicing & grating discs (all still in protective packaging)
* Kneading hook, beating whisk, and stirring whisk
* Disc storage case
* Instruction manual
(Not in the original packing, but all parts will be carefully packed for pick up)
💡 Features:
1000W powerful motor – great for dough, batters, smoothies, and more
Integrated weighing scale (no need for separate scales!)
7 speed settings for precision
Easy-clean design and dishwasher-safe parts
✅ Condition:
Everything is in excellent condition – fully tested, clean, and ready to use.
📦 Why I’m Selling:
I am downsizing my kitchen setup.
📍Location: Auckland, Mt Roskill
🚚 Pickup only.
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