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Sat, Jan 29, 11 at 21:20
| I want one that I can add ingredients to while mixing (preferably withOUT an ingredient ramp (or whatever it is called :)
I would like it to fit in a lower cabinet and then raise it onto the counter when I need to manually. I would like it to possibly fit on the counter under the upper cabinets when it will be used often (holiday time). I look at the multitude of models on various websites and my head spins. What KitchenAid mixer or other brand to you recommend for me? I will be primarly making cookies and bread (my son is Gluten Free) so I do tend to bake a lot for our family. We only have a family of 4. I currently use a 12 yr old Black and Decker hand mixer that is beginning to smell (motor frying) when I make thick cookies (oats). I need to upgrade. Thank you so much for you help! |
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| Check out the Cooking forum, it is way more active with experienced cooks. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Cooking forum
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- Posted by arkansas_girl (My Page) on Sun, Jan 30, 11 at 10:08
| KitchenAid has a discussions forum on facebook. From what I've read, if you are going to make bread in a KA mixer, you really need to get a heavy duty Pro model. They are now making the motor without plastic parts on the more expensive models. I do agree that the cooking forum is much more active to get lots of answers about this. |
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