Are braun food processors made in the US? If not where are they from?
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My unit was made in Hungary. It is less than 6 months in my possession, so that is probably where they are still being made.
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I believe it is made in Greenville, Ohio. There is a facility out in the middle of a corn field. You can bring in your old unit and get credit towards a new or refurbished one, or they will buy it from you.
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Not sure. I went and looked at it and it doesnt say on the peeler. I think its made in US. Cant say for sure tho. I like mine and it seems like it is well made and will last for a long while.
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I don't know about the Braun, but I couldn't be more pleased with this Dualit. I have been impressed with its speed- it is much more powerful than my old kitchenaid immersion blender. I have ised it to puree soups about 5 times- it is SO fast. And safe- no splatters when holding it under the liquid. Have used it as a mixer twice for batters. I wouldn't want to use it this way for more than a minute or two, since you have to depress the button to keep it running; there is no switch. But I'm no baker, and don't plan to mix anything for very long. I also like the stainless steel, which feels much more substantial and sturdy than my old white plastic one. This Dualit seems to be very well made. Highly recommend.
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The short answer is no. Nothing on this product says it's made in the USA. I looked up Behrens MFG., LLC and it says most of its products are made in the USA.
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BRAUN HIGH END RAZORS ARE NO LONGER MADE IN GERMANY. I've been a long time fan of their reliability, function, and craftsman ship but today i noticed how the 3 and 5 series were marked down 30 dollars. I originally thought it was because of the upcoming holiday season, and was applauded to find that ALL of the product components including the actual razor are now made in china and it clearly says - designed in germany for quality.They've lost a lifelong customer. It disgust me what americans / europeans are allowing to happen to happen to all of us inside of our own countries.
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All of the higher-end Braun razors are made in Germany. I buy many Braun products because they don't use slave labor countries nearly as much as others. The cleaning cartridges come from Ireland. When they bought Thermoscan, they moved production to Germany (from Indonesia, I believe) I realize that VERY few people care about this but it matters to some of us.
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I believe the company is based in Seattle, but I don't know where the product itself is manufactured. I do wish I had heard about this product sooner. It has made my food prep easier when using herbs.
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It is made in Poland and sold from a source in Japan. My understanding is that unfortunately the Braun hand blender is no longer sold in The USA. I love mine!
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The food processor was made in China; the blade doesn't say, I assume it was made in China also.
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I have an older model that was sold in store in USA. I would not take a chance with voltage. Best bet, contact Braun directly to see if they sell a USA compatible model. It is a great machine. Have owned mine over 25 years.
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Sorry to tell you that this lid will NOT work with model type 4259 or 4262 because those types of braun food processors became absoete so they don't make parts for those types anymore BUT you can go on e bay and see if you can find a used one . I hope I was able to answer you question.
798150
Even though they are a leading distributor in Washington state, the Norpro kitchen gadgets are made in China. Some of the design specifications come from countries such as Scandinavian countries to India.
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Braun Gmbh Frankfurter Str 145 61476 Kronberg Germany is stated to be the source.The Instructions are French, English and Spanish 7000 series. I hope this helps? Rob
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Yes, they are made by Lodge and produced in the US. I have another brand I bought a few years ago that was made in China and I hate it. It was not pre-seasoned like the Lodge pan and is difficult to clean and food does not release as easily as it does with the Lodge pan.
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I could not find where these were made . . . checked on line, Google, etc. This is probably the most used appliance I have and use it daily.
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Not sure - I bought this for my husband - I cannot remember what his is exactly. If you go to the Braun site it will tell you and then you can order it on Amazon much cheaper.