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a machine that turns flour, butter and rage into something delicious.
means A device that blends ingredients together, especially in cooking or baking, by stirring or beating them at speed.
from From the verb 'mix,' which traces back through Middle English to Latin 'miscere,' 'to mix or blend.' The '-er' suffix simply marks the thing that does the mixing — making a mixer, quite literally, 'that which mixes.' The same Latin root quietly seasons words like 'mixture,' 'miscellaneous,' and even 'meddle.'
- war origin
- Audio mixers were perfected for WWII radio propaganda
- stand mixer
- KitchenAid's 1919 design barely changed in a century
- awkward party
- "Mixer" once meant forced college mingling events
- cement cousin
- Concrete mixers spin to stop it hardening early
- DJ heart
- The mixer crossfades two songs into seamless beats
kitchenaid stand mixer — iconic appliance brand founded 1919, still manufactured and sold globally
behringer x1800 dj mixer — professional audio mixing console used by djs worldwide since early 2000s
shure sm7b microphone mixer — studio standard since 1959, used in professional recording studios globally