Exists in america the MOULINEX brand??

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Hello everyone I wanted to first of all thank you for the replies and comments that you give me every day ... I really like to share with you my little world ... Today I wanted to show the Breadmaker Moulinex Neo, a small, lightweight machine ideal for kitchens and small families like mine! I find it very powerful compared to the others I've tried so far. Here's today's recipe:
Bread machine - bread with sunflower seeds Mdp
0 flour bread with rye and sunflower seeds
Optimized recipe for bread machine you get about 600 grams of crispbread.

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[vacerator]

Yes, we had

a few Moulinex items back in the 1980's.

 

[cfz2882]

yep

I have a few moulinex items from~1968-87 years-mostly French made,but some were also made in USA and Spain.My favorite Moulinex item is my "Moulin-air"toaster oven from~1982

 

[panthera]

Unfortunately,

The company was even less service friendly in the US than they are in Europe (and they're awful at service for anything older than 10 years old).

They just couldn't compete against other high-end European brands who were happy to provide service.

 

[rp2813]

I have a Moulinex immersion blender, but I haven't seen the brand on retailers' shelves here for quite some time. 

 

[petek]

I've had my Moulinex food processor since the early 80's, the same one was sold as La Machine in the US, and it was made in the US.. Still works. The only thing that broke on it was the little double wisk attachment. I also have a coffee grinder.  

 

[tomturbomatic]

In the 70s, one of the best sellers in our gadget array was the famous Mouli Grater, a little tinned steel hand held rotary grater with a small hopper to hold the herbs or whatever, as in the picture in the link, although they, like most other stuff, were cheaper then.

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[iej]

Moulinex was taken over by Groupe SEB quite a while ago now.

They own:

Global brands: Moulinex, Tefal (T-Fal in the USA), Rowenta, Krups, Lagostina and All-Clad.

Local Brands
(France) Caller and Seb.
Scandinavia: OBH Nordica
North America: Mirro, T-Fal, WearEver, AirBake
South America: Arno, Clock, Rochedo, Samaurai, Imusa, Panex, Umco.
Asia: Supor, T-Fal, Maharaja-Whiteline and Asia Fan.

 

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In Italy they are specialized in blenders and bread maker, have recently released a new appliance for baking and cooking, the Companion...
I tried their new bread machine and are moved by how well it works ...
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[panthera]

Ah, this explains why

Rowenta is now total crap.

 

[petek]

My first nescafe genio coffee pod machine was a Krups.. the current one (same model) is a Tefal and now I think they're showing delonghi on them.  

 

[lordkenmore]

I'm not 100% sure on this, but I do remember my mother getting a hand mixer for Christmas one year (late 70s/very early 80s?). The big selling point were included beaters for heavier doughs. I can't imagine the mixer could knead bread, however, but it probably could handle doughs heavier than the GE mixer she'd gotten as a wedding gift.

I think this Christmas gift mixer was made by Moulinex. At least, the name sounds awfully familiar.

In any case, the mixer didn't last long. I think the latch to hold the beaters in stopped locking or some such thing. All I can say for sure is that the mixer collected dust. Meanwhile, the US made GE mixer kept mixing away happily for many years. I think my mother had it in service about 20 years total.

 

[foraloysius]

It's all marketing I guess Pete. The Genio Dolce Gusto machine is still sold here in the NL under the Krups label but not as DeLonghi.

http://www.krups.nl/koffie/nescafe-dolce-gusto