Only the TM7 is available to buy new for our domestic customers (chefs still have the option to buy TM6 New - please contact me for more information).

However it’s reasonably easy to pick up a second hand TM6 in good condition. Please note that Thermomix holds its value well so expect to pay anywhere from £600 - 800 on the second hand market. Please ensure you inspect thoroughly as they will most likely be out of warranty. You can get older Thermomix serviced for a cost

When deciding between the Thermomix TM6 and our latest TM7, model, consider the following:

TM7 advancements

• Cutting-Edge Technology: As the latest model, the TM7 introduces new functionalities and a larger, more interactive screen. It's designed with modern aesthetics and potentially includes AI integration for a more personalised cooking experience. It’s also notably quieter and has an insulated bowl cover which keeps food hotter for longer

• Early Adopter Benefits: By choosing the TM7, you're at the forefront of kitchen technology with all the enhancements that come with being an early adopter.

• 3-5 day delivery once payment has been finalised

• Option to spread your payments - up to 12 months interest free or if you are in the UK, we can apply for Novuna Finance up to 36 months (14.9% APR)

No, the Thermomix TM7 does not have a bigger bowl than the TM6. Both models feature a mixing bowl with a capacity of 2.2 litres, which is well-suited for most household cooking needs. However, the TM7 introduces a new design for the bowl, which includes an insulated plastic cover and a knife-locking lever at the bottom. This updated design not only enhances safety and usability but also appears to have been crafted with future enhancements in mind.

While the current bowl size remains the same as the TM6, the new design suggests that Thermomix may be planning for potential upgrades, such as accommodating different bowl sizes or additional types of attachments in the future. This is currently just conjecture, but it seems to indicate an intent to allow for greater flexibility and innovation with the TM7 platform down the line. For now, the TM7’s bowl maintains the same capacity but offers improved features like insulation and quieter operation, making it a refined version of its predecessor while leaving room for future developments.

Additionally, the Varoma (steaming attachment) in the TM7 is 45% bigger than in the TM6, significantly enhancing its cooking capacity for steaming tasks. The total capacity is 6.8 litres)

The Varoma also features a more efficient shape, moving away from the oval design of the TM6 to improve functionality and heat distribution. This upgrade makes the TM7 an even more versatile option for steaming, complementing its other advanced features.

If you already own a recent TM6, the upgrade might not be urgent as you can cook the vast majority of recipes and this model will remain a super high quality option for many years to come (and will be serviced for many years)

However there are some significant improvements with TM7 including quieter operation, larger Varoma, more sleek and modern design. But for me the interface is a massive upgrade - it feels like an ipad to use and everything is very visual from pictures of ingredients to high quality video to explain more complex steps.

Also the new locking mechanism means i can remove the lid and the whole bowl immediately up to speed 2 - this speeds things up in a busy kitchen.

And finally, open top cooking means that I can prepare delicate dishes like noodle soup and Isles Flotant (because the blades don’t move) and also I can reduce sauces and stocks more evenly.

The TM6 remains an incredible machine, with ongoing updates keeping it relevant. However, if you’re buying your first Thermomix or your current model is older (like a TM5 or earlier), the TM7 offers a future-proof investment with its advanced tech and ecosystem. For those who value the latest innovations, the TM7 is a worthwhile leap forward.

There are currently no plans to produce the TM7 in any other colour. This is because we have tried to make as much of the outer casing as possible from recycled materials.

The Thermomix TM7 is an all in one smart kitchen appliance that combines more than twenty different cooking functions into a single machine.

It can chop, blend, cook, steam, knead dough, weigh ingredients, sauté, slow cook, and even guide you through recipes step by step.

The latest model, the Thermomix TM7, also connects to an enormous digital recipe platform called Cookidoo, which means the machine can guide you through more than 100,000 recipes on its touchscreen.

Think of it as a very clever sous chef that never complains, never steals a chip from the tray, and never leaves the kitchen looking like a bomb site!

Short answer. Quite a lot.

A Thermomix can:

• Chop vegetables

• Blend soups and smoothies

• Steam fish, vegetables and dumplings

• Cook risotto and sauces

• Knead bread and pizza dough

• Make ice cream and sorbet

• Grind spices and coffee

• Mill flour from grains

• Weigh ingredients as you add them

• Cook full meals using guided recipes

Many people buy it for one thing such as soup or baking, then discover they are suddenly making hummus, curry paste, fresh nut butter and lemon curd on a Tuesday evening for no reason whatsoever.tem description

For many people, yes.

A Thermomix can replace or reduce the need for:

• Food processor

• Blender

• Soup maker

• Kitchen scales

• Bread maker

• Stand mixer

• Rice cooker

• Slow cooker

• Ice cream maker

It does not replace everything of course (step away from my coffee machine!!)

You will also still want an oven (or air fryer), a frying pan and possibly a toaster unless you are planning to eat soup for breakfast which I actually do sometimes!