Thermomix ↔ other kitchen robots: equivalents

Got a recipe written for Thermomix and want to cook it in your Cecotec Mambo, Moulinex Companion or Monsieur Cuisine? This is the conversion table we use to automatically adapt Cookabot's 1461 recipes — the same mapping you see when switching robots inside any recipe.

Conversion table

Thermomix (original recipe) Cecotec MamboMoulinex CompanionMonsieur CuisineOsojiMix
Varoma (temperature) 120°C120°Cmax temperature (~120°C)120°C
Varoma dish steamersteamersteaming basketsteamer
Varoma steaming steamed (steamer)steamed (steamer)steamedsteamed (steamer)
Spoon speed speed 1speed 1lowest speedspeed 1
Turbo speed top speedtop speedtop speedtop speed
Reverse reversewith the mixer (low speed)low speed (no chopping)reverse
Butterfly butterflywhiskwhisk attachmentbutterfly
Dough / knead mode knead functionknead programknead functionknead function

How to use this table

Recipes already adapted to your robot

Pick your robot and see every recipe in its own functions and wording:

ThermomixOsojiMixCecotec MamboMoulinex CompanionMonsieur Cuisine

Frequently asked questions

Can I use Thermomix recipes on the Cecotec Mambo?

Yes. The functions are equivalent: Varoma corresponds to steaming at 120°C with the steamer, spoon speed to speed 1, and reverse to low speed without chopping. On Cookabot every recipe adapts to the Mambo automatically.

What is the Varoma equivalent on other robots?

Thermomix's Varoma equals steaming with your robot's steamer basket at around 120°C, or its maximum temperature if it doesn't reach that.

What is spoon speed and how does it translate?

It's Thermomix's lowest speed, meant for stirring without chopping. On most robots it corresponds to speed 1 or the minimum speed.

Do I need to convert recipes by hand?

Not on Cookabot: our 1461 recipes show the steps adapted to the robot you choose, free and with no subscription.