How to Say “Mixer” in French

mixeur
/mik.sœʁ/masculine
The English word "mixer" can be translated into French as mixeur. Wiktionary also lists batte-beurre and robot mixeur.
Meaning: machine that mixes or beats ingredients (noun)

Ways to say it

“mixer” in French
French IPA Note
mixeur /mik.sœʁ/ masculine
batte-beurre feminine
robot mixeur masculine

This term refers to a machine used for mixing or beating ingredients.

Which one should you use?

You may also see robot mixeur used. If you are specifically referring to a butter churn or a device used to beat butter, use the feminine noun batte-beurre.

How does it change in a sentence?

The word mixeur is a masculine noun, so you would say un mixeur to mean "a mixer".

How do you pronounce it?

/mik.sœʁ/

Did you know?

  • The word robot in robot mixeur comes from the Czech word robota, which originally meant 'drudgery' or 'forced servitude'.
  • In French, the term robot does not just mean a mechanical humanoid, but is used broadly for many automated kitchen appliances.
  • While mixeur is used for blending, the term batteur is often used for the handheld electric beaters common in English kitchens.

Examples in context

  • Je vais utiliser mon nouveau mélangeur pour préparer un délicieux smoothie.
    I will use my new mixer to prepare a delicious smoothie.
  • Le chef utilise un batteur professionnel pour mélanger les ingrédients de sa recette secrète.
    The chef is using a professional mixer to mix the ingredients of his secret recipe.
  • Le mixeur est sur le plan de travail.
    The mixer is on the countertop.
  • J'ai besoin d'un mixeur pour faire cette soupe.
    I need a mixer to make this soup.
  • Est-ce que ce mixeur est facile à nettoyer ?
    Is this mixer easy to clean?

Example conversation

Léa and Nathan are in the kitchen preparing a smoothie.

  1. Léa

    Nathan, où est le mixeur ?
    Nathan, where is the mixer?
  2. Nathan

    Il est dans le placard, sous le robot.
    It is in the cupboard, under the food processor.
  3. Léa

    Merci, je vais préparer les fruits.
    Thanks, I am going to prepare the fruit.
  4. Nathan

    D'accord, je m'occupe de l'eau.
    Okay, I'll take care of the water.

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