KitchenAid Multi Function Mixer Reviews

This mixer is a really stylish retro design which comes with a large capacity bowl and 3 attachments - a dough hook, beater and whisk. My mum wanted to buy me it as a gift and initially I was horrified at the price and would have preferred the money, but then I decided that I would like it as one day it'll go perfectly in my dream kitchen. This ...  Read the complete review

If you are at all looking to buy a kitchenaid food mixer and think they may be a little pricey think again, they are really tough and strong and would certainly out do any other cheaper brand on looks and also functionality. You can make mixes for massive 14" cakes and that's a lot of cake mix, it has comes with 3 different interchangable ...  Read the complete review

Whilst visiting some friends in America I noticed they had one of these gorgeous beasts! Theirs was in the brushed steel and looked so chic in their kitchen (along with the matching blender). When i came home i investigated how much these cost and decided to forget it. That was until i came to do my wedding list. I put this on as a pipe dream ...  Read the complete review

My husband (at the time fiance) purchased my kitchen aid for my birthday. After I had fallen in love with them at work- as bakery technologist. The planetary mixing action ensures that all ingredients are fully mixed in- although occassional scraping of the paddle blade is required. My old breadmachine is now redundant as I much prefer this to ...  Read the complete review

My wife isn’t a wasteful woman, which is obviously good, so when she told me she wanted this mixer I was taken aback, as it was so expensive. She is an excellent cook and enjoys cooking in all its guises. When we first married she introduced me to a Kenwood chef which was rather like a pet as it had been in the family so long. This died quite ...  Read the complete review

The KitchenAid® stand mixer was designed by one of the great American style gurus, Egmont Arens. First launced in 1937, it ranks as one of the classic iconic shapes of the early 20th century. I was given my KitchenAid Artisan mixer as a gift from my daughter who lives in the States. We went together and chose it from a fabulous shop ...  Read the complete review

I am in love with my Kitchenaid. I am on my second one. Not because I wore out the first one, it was a colour change for my new kitchen. I bought the first one with free pasta attachment. I sold this separately and the mixer for the price of my new Cream one. They certainly hold their value well. I make bread with it, easy as pie. ...  Read the complete review

When I moved here to the UK from the US, I was heart broken to have to sell my Kitchenaid mixer. When I found out they were available here, I used my first paycheque to purchase a new one, Those first few weeks without it were tough! The kitchenaid mixer is a must for anyone who loves to cook or even if you just want to have more time and ...  Read the complete review

I bought my kitchenaid mixer after seeing it a local shop. It has very retro looks - much more attractive than the more ordinary Kenwood mixer (which was the other option). It does exactly what it says on the box - mixes, blends and will knead bread dough while I get on with the rest of the cooking - wonderful. Bread making in ...  Read the complete review

I bought my KitchenAid after reading How to Eat by Nigella Lawson and watching her recent TV series. She uses one in a lot of her recipes and was raving about it. They are a stand alone food mixer originally developed in 1919, they are made entirely of solid metal, have a 10 speed motor which allows it to operate really quietly with 300 Watts of ...  Read the complete review