I have wanted a Kenwood mixer since using my Mother's huge catering model 30+ years ago whilst growing up. Having spent many years buying cheaper models and brands, I have at last taken the plunge and bought one for 330.98 delivered from Thompsons Online. Like me, the Kenwood has certainly come of age. How can you be disappointed with this fabulous machine? Although smaller than my Mum's catering version, the shape of the Kenwood has little changed since and the KM010 is now presented in a sleek silver finish. The power switch has changed to a "volume style" soft control, rather than the "click" switch that was on the original ...  Read the complete review

I purchased a few months ago but wanted to use it lots before writing a review... I have owned cheap food processors in the past but nothing compares to a proper food mixer. I remember my mum having one (a Kenwood Chef) in the 1970's and have wanted one all my adult life! I researched long and hard over which brand to get...the trendy, colourful Kitchen Aid ones or the ever-reliable Kenwood. One reason for going with the Kenwood Chef is that the motor is more powerful, but the main reason is that the attachments are actually affordable. I could not ever justify the expense of each of the Kitchen Aid ones. When I purchased the Kenwood ...  Read the complete review

I was given this as a gift by my parents when I moved into my new house. It is amazing and makes me bake far more often. Cakes, souffles, meringues, whipped cream and dough are so much easier to make now I have a good mixer. I use the balloon whisk most often for whisking things like sponge cake and egg whites, the K beater for mixing cake mix and the dough hook for making dough. The flexi-beater doesn't get much use as the others do just fine. I prefer to use my food processor over the attachment that comes with this but it does work well enough even if it is a bit hard to get on and off. I have been using the liquidizer as it does a better job than the one ...  Read the complete review

When looking for a mixer that would take away the elbow grease of having to mix cakes manually, I didn't look at any other brand than Kenwood. After remembering what my parents mixer was/is like I knew that Kenwood was the way forward. Their mixer has lasted them well over 20 years and is still going strong! The Kenwood Chef Titanium came with many attachments, including; a K Beater, balloon whisk, dough hook and Flexi Beater. I was also very pleased with the clear splash guard which has been a god send when using flour and icing sugar. The mixer also came with a liquidizer attachment, which has been very handy when making soups and milkshakes. The instructions and ...  Read the complete review