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Mixer Grinder
The most common type, used for daily spice, chutney, and batter grinding.
Mixer Grinder Price in Bangladesh 2026
Mixer Grinder Price in Bangladesh starts from Tk 5,000 and goes up to Tk 160,000. The price depends on the brand, motor power, and number of jars. If you searched for mixer grinder price in bd, you are in the right place. Ryans brings you top brands like Panasonic, Philips, Kenwood, DeLonghi, and Nuova Simonelli, all on one page. Every mixer grinder here comes with an official warranty and easy home delivery across Bangladesh. From a simple mixer for daily spice grinding to a heavy-duty one for batter and chutney, you will find the right match for your kitchen and your budget.
Mixer Grinder Types in Bangladesh
Ryans lists five main types on this page, so you can pick the right one for your need:
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Hand Mixer
A light, handheld option for occasional mixing and whisking.
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Stand Mixer
Built for kneading dough and mixing batter in larger amounts, mostly used by home bakers.
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Food Grinder
A heavier-duty option for grinding meat, spices, or other tough food in bulk.
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Coffee Bean Grinder
A dedicated grinder for coffee beans, offered mainly by DeLonghi and Nuova Simonelli.
Power also ranges widely across these types, from 170W in small hand mixers to 2000W in heavy-duty stand mixers and food grinders. Most everyday mixer grinders sit between 500W and 750W, which is enough for regular kitchen use.
How to Choose the Right Mixer Grinder
Picking the right mixer grinder is easy once you know what to check.
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Motor power (wattage)
A 500W to 750W mixer grinder is enough for daily grinding, like spices, chutneys, and batters. If you often grind hard spices or use it for long hours, pick a 900W or higher model.
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Number of jars
Most homes do well with 3 jars — one for wet grinding, one for dry grinding, and one small jar for chutney. If you cook often, a 4-jar set gives you more flexibility.
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Jar material
Stainless steel jars last longer and handle hot or hard food better. Polycarbonate jars are lighter and let you see the food while grinding.
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Speed settings
More speed settings, like 3-speed or 5-speed, give you better control for different foods, from soft batter to hard spices.
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Warranty
Always check the warranty period. Most brands here offer 1 to 3 years, which protects you if the motor or jar has a problem later.
Who Should Buy Which Mixer Grinder
Not every household needs the same mixer grinder. Here is a simple guide based on how you cook.
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Home cooks and housewives
If you grind spices, chutneys, and batter every day, choose a 500W–750W mixer grinder with 3 jars. This is the most common choice in Bangladeshi kitchens.
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Newly married couples and new households
If you are just setting up your kitchen, a mid-range Panasonic or Philips mixer grinder gives you good value without overspending.
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Working professionals
If you want quick, low-effort cooking prep, pick a simple 2-jar mixer grinder with an easy-clean design.
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Home bakers and home chefs
If you bake often, choose a stand mixer from Kenwood for kneading dough and mixing batter, instead of a regular mixer grinder.
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Bachelors and small families
A basic, low-wattage hand mixer is enough if you cook light meals or use it only sometimes.
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Gift buyers
A mid-range branded mixer grinder set is a popular and practical gift for weddings, housewarming, or Eid.
Compare Mixer Grinder Brands and Types
Ryans stocks five main brands, and each one fits a different need. This section will help you compare price and features fast.
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Panasonic mixer grinder
The widest range on this page, from basic to mid-range, starting as low as Tk 5,000. Good daily-use choice for most families.
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Philips mixer grinder
Known for its Daily Collection range, from 300W hand mixers up to 750W mixer grinders, with a 2-year warranty. A safe pick if you want a trusted brand at a fair price.
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Kenwood mixer grinder
Covers hand mixers, stand mixers, and food grinders. Best for people who bake or need heavier-duty performance.
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DeLonghi and Nuova Simonelli
These focus on premium coffee bean grinders, not everyday spice grinding. Choose these only if you need a dedicated coffee grinder.
If you are not sure between a mixer grinder and a stand mixer, remember: a mixer grinder grinds and blends food in jars, while a stand mixer is built for whisking, beating, and kneading dough.
What to Check Before You Buy
Match the wattage to how often and how hard you grind. Low wattage on hard spices can overheat the motor.
Check the jar lid and seal quality, since leaking lids are a common complaint.
Look at the blade material. Stronger blades stay sharp longer with whole spices and ice.
Confirm the warranty period and what it covers before you pay.
Compare the price with the brand and features together, not price alone. A cheaper, no-brand mixer often costs more later in repairs.
Buying a Mixer Grinder in Bangladesh
In most Bangladeshi kitchens, a mixer grinder is used daily for spice paste, curry masala, chutney, and batter like idli or dosa. Because it runs often and grinds hard ingredients, motor power and build quality matter more here than in lighter, occasional-use markets. This is also why the price can look different from brand to brand - wattage and jar quality push the price up, not just the brand name.
Ryans offers EMI and Home delivery on eligible models, so you can buy now and pay in easy parts. All mixer grinders come with brand warranty and after-sales support, so you don't have to worry about spare parts or service later. If your old mixer grinder is not working well, you can also check our replacement and upgrade options across these same brands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which mixer grinder brand should I buy in Bangladesh?+
Panasonic, Philips, and Kenwood are the safest picks here, since they offer good wattage options, spare parts, and full brand warranty.
What wattage mixer grinder is right for daily use?+
500W to 750W is enough for daily spice, chutney, and batter grinding. Choose 900W or higher only if you grind hard spices often or need heavy-duty use.
Is a 3-jar or 4-jar mixer grinder better for my kitchen?+
A 3-jar set (wet, dry, chutney) is enough for most homes. Choose a 4-jar set only if you cook a wide variety of dishes or grind small spice batches often.
What is the mixer grinder price in bd for Panasonic vs Philips?+
Panasonic starts lower, from around Tk 5,000, and offers the most options overall. Philips sits close by in the same range, with a standard 2-year warranty.
Do I need a mixer grinder or a stand mixer?+
Choose a mixer grinder for grinding spices, chutneys, and batter. Choose a stand mixer, like Kenwood's, if you bake often and need to knead dough or whip batter.
Should I choose a stainless steel or polycarbonate jar?+
Choose stainless steel if you grind hot or hard ingredients often. Choose polycarbonate if you want a lighter jar and prefer seeing the food while grinding.
Does the warranty cover the motor and the jar separately?+
Warranty coverage depends on the brand and model, so always check the exact terms on the product page before you buy.
Can I use a mixer grinder in Bangladesh for both wet and dry grinding?+
Yes, all mixer grinders listed here support wet, dry, and chutney grinding functions, so one unit can cover most kitchen needs.
Is EMI or cash-on-delivery available for mixer grinders?+
Yes, EMI and cash-on-delivery are available on eligible mixer grinder models. Check the payment options shown on each product page.
What should I check before replacing my old mixer grinder?+
Check the wattage, jar count, and warranty of the new model against your daily use, so the upgrade actually fixes the problem your old one had.
