United States · Glen Allen, Virginia
The budget brand that publishes the useful number — a sealed bowl, a flour capacity, a convection fan
Hamilton Beach appears on this site in four families — stand mixers, food processors, toaster ovens and raclette grills — almost always as the lowest-priced machine that does the job.
It publishes the figure that matters. The 12-cup food processor is the only processor on this site with a sealed bowl, which decides how much liquid twelve cups actually holds. The 7-speed planetary mixer states 2.2 lb of flour, or three loaves.
Two machines in one. The Classic 64651 is a stand mixer whose head unlocks as a hand mixer — the cheapest way into both.
An air-fry toaster oven with real convection. The Hamilton Beach toaster oven is the only listing in its family that says its convection circulates air; it does not publish its rack positions or a Keep Warm setting.
And the table. The 8-person raclette grill has a 200-square-inch dual-texture plate.
The stand mixers page, the food processors page and the toaster ovens page.
4 slices or a 9 in pizza · toast, bake, air fry and broil · convection · 200 to 450 °F · air-fry basket, bake pan, broil rack, crumb tray · no wattage published
A 4-slice air fryer and toaster oven at 200–450 °F, with a metal basket, a bake pan and a broil rack.
Best for: A roast chicken and a tray of chips in the same cavity, without the main oven
≈ $60
8 people · 200 sq in dual-texture grill and griddle · 8 warming trays · variable heat · dishwasher-safe plate, trays and accessories · no wattage published
An 8-person raclette grill with a 200 square inch dual-texture plate and eight warming trays below.
Best for: Eight people grilling and melting, where a fondue pot is not wanted
≈ $84
Stand mixer · 7 speeds · planetary mixing · no wattage published
A 300 W planetary stand mixer with seven speeds, a 4-quart stainless bowl, a removable splatter shield and the three standard attachments.
Best for: A single-batch baker who wants the mixing action rather than the badge
≈ $127
Stand and hand mixer in one · stated for thick mixtures · no wattage published
A 4-quart stand mixer whose head detaches as a hand mixer, with six speeds, QuickBurst, five attachments and a lever that moves the bowl by hand.
Best for: A small kitchen that needs one mixer rather than two
≈ $63
12-cup Stack and Snap · 450 W · sealed bowl · Big Mouth chute plus a small chute · S-blade and reversible disc · suction feet
A 12-cup sealed-bowl processor at 450 watts, with a two-in-one chute, suction feet and snap assembly.
Best for: Large wet batches — salsa, soup base, hummus — where a sealed bowl is the whole point
≈ $70
10-cup processor · 450 W · 2 speeds plus pulse · S-blade and reversible disc · bowl scraper worked without lifting the lid
A 10-cup, 450-watt processor with a slicing disc and a built-in scraper usable with the lid closed.
Best for: Everyday prep in quantity, where the scraper saves the stop that spoils a batch
≈ $53
