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Mambo 11090 Daily: thirty-seven functions in a compact body, with a stainless jug Cecotec states holds 3.3 liters total and 2.3 usable — one of the few machines on this site to publish both. A double-gear motor, a hinged lid, an AutoCleaning function, and an app with step-by-step recipes.
The net of it The compact one, and honest about being compact. Cecotec publishes 3.3 liters total and 2.3 usable, which is the pair of figures that matters and which most of this category hides behind a single number. A stainless jug and a double-gear motor are the durability answers; AutoCleaning is the daily one. The catch is the same as its virtue: 2.3 usable liters is a small working volume, and no wattage is published to set against the Ufesa’s 2,000 W.
3.3 liters total, 2.3 usable. Cecotec is one of the few makers on this whole site to publish both — the Tefal blender does it, and almost nobody else.
The gap between them is not a rounding error. It is the difference between what the jug holds and what you can actually cook in it, and every machine in this category has one. Publishing only the first number is the norm; publishing both is a small act of honesty worth rewarding.
That said, 2.3 liters is the smallest working volume of this family. The Ufesa publishes 4.5 liters.
Stainless steel, which Cecotec states takes daily use without wear — the same argument the Midea makes for its pressure-cooker pot, and the same conclusion: a coating is a wear part and steel is not.
Behind it a double-gear motor, stated to cover everything from stew to dough. No wattage is published to put a number on that.
A hinged lid, cooking supported without the lid, and an AutoCleaning cycle for the jug. On a machine that both cooks and chops in the same vessel, cleaning is the thing that decides whether it gets used on a Tuesday.
Cecotec puts its step-by-step recipes in the Mambo app, with the ability to add ingredients and cook from anywhere. That is where the guided cooking lives — worth knowing, because on this kind of machine the recipe service is part of what is being bought, and its terms are the maker’s to set.
| Capacity, total | 3.3 L |
|---|---|
| Capacity, usable | 2.3 L |
| Functions | 37 |
| Jug | Stainless steel |
| Motor | Double gear |
| Lid | Hinged; cooking without the lid supported |
| Cleaning | AutoCleaning function for the jug |
| Power | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B0GXW546B2 (identical on 6 markets) |
| EAN | 8447562421270 |
Cecotec publishes the usable figure rather than only the rim volume, which is what lets the question be asked at all — it also states the jug prepares four dishes at once. It is the smallest working volume of the cooking food processors here; the Ufesa publishes 4.5 L.
Cecotec describes an automatic cycle that cleans the jug quickly and precisely. On a machine whose jug both cooks and chops, that is the difference between a daily appliance and a weekend one.
7.9/ 10
The compact one, and honest about being compact. Cecotec publishes 3.3 liters total and 2.3 usable, which is the pair of figures that matters and which most of this category hides behind a single number. A stainless jug and a double-gear motor are the durability answers; AutoCleaning is the daily one. The catch is the same as its virtue: 2.3 usable liters is a small working volume, and no wattage is published to set against the Ufesa’s 2,000 W.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 23, 2026.
A small kitchen that wants the whole cooking-robot idea without the counter space.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for kitchen appliances and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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