Butterfly Matchless - Hachoir Mixeur Haute Performance

Common recipes made using an Indian Mixer Grinder include Garam Masala, Sambhar Masala, Chaat Masala, Tomato Soup, and Dosa Batter. These recipes utilize the efficient grinding capabilities of mixer grinders to prepare essential Indian spices, flavorful soups, and traditional dishes like dosas. Butterfly's Matchless Indian Mixer Grinder is a versatile kitchen appliance that aids in creating a wide range of delicacies, from spice blends to refreshing drinks and batters for various dishes, showcasing its importance in Indian culinary practices.

At the moment Butterfly only offers the Gunmetal Grey option for the Matchless products.

Some common mixer grinder problems and solutions include:

Leakage from the Jar: This issue is often caused by a worn-out rubber ring inside the jar or loose blades. To fix it, tighten the blades with a screwdriver or replace the rubber ring. If these steps don't work, seek professional help


Blunt Blades: Over time, the blades of a mixer grinder can lose their sharpness, resulting in inefficient grinding. To address this, try sharpening the blades with rock salt or consider replacing them for optimal performance.


Tripping: Continuous grinding for extended periods or using the mixer grinder with hot ingredients can cause it to trip. To resolve this, avoid grinding for too long or with hot items, let the appliance cool down, unplug it, and reset it by pressing the red switch at the bottom.


Broken Coupler: The coupler, which connects the blender blades to the jar, can wear out over time, especially if used to blend frozen items at high speeds. Since couplers cannot be repaired, the only solution is to replace them with the help of a professional

The Butterfly Matchless Indian Mixer Grinder comes with 4 jars, making it a versatile kitchen appliance for various grinding and blending needs.

Butterfly Matchless Mixer Grinders originate from India and are available in various European countries, including Germany, United Kingdom, Netherlands, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Denmark, Sweden, Portugal, Norway, Italy, and Finland.