Product Features
- 300 watt motor
- 5 quart bowl with ergonomic hand pouring shield
- Tilt back mixer head design
- Smooth rounded design
- Direct drive motor
- Single attachment hub
- Full metal construction
- Bowl with ergonomic handle
- Large capacity bowl
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Product Description
Product Description
Classic good looks and high-quality craftsmanship make this the ultimate in food mixers and its robust all-metal construction, powerful 10 speed motor and tilt-up head design make mixing large batches easy. It also features a unique mixing action that ensures faster and more thorough blending. All metal construction cream finish. Standard accessories dough hook, beater, wire whisk. 300 Watts. 10 Speeds. 4.8 litre stainless steel bowl. Pouring shield. Manufacturers instructions included. Accessories dishwasher safe. Wipe mixer with a damp cloth. 35x22x39 cm
Manufacturer's Description
KitchenAid has progressed considerably since it launched the first domestic stand mixer, a classic iconic shape of the early 20th century, designed by one of the great American style gurus, Egmont Arens, back in 1937. There is now a complete KitchenAid® Artisan™ Collection that looks equally stylish and is made with the same attention to detail as it always was. The Collection is available in the widest range of colours on the market and includes a host of beautiful, functional appliances including a blender, toaster, espresso maker, burr grinder and food processor, as well as the original mixer. All of the products have the same tactile, 'retro' look, with solid knobs, buttons and smooth curved lines. Every item in the KitchenAid Collection is still assembled by hand from reassuringly solid die-cast metal parts, receiving the individual attention to detail vital to ensuring top performance and quality.
KitchenAid® stands for beautiful design, reliability, efficiency and effectiveness - built to look and feel good, but also built for function and hard work.
The KitchenAid Artisan KSM150 mixer has a 5 quart bowl with ergonomic hand pouring shield and tilt back mixer head design that provides easy access to the bowl. A smooth rounded designallows for easy cleaning and usage. The direct drive motor makes it silent, reliable and long lasting, whilst the single attachment hub is engineered for ease of use and versatility. The full metal construction makes this machine robust, stable and durable, whilst the original planetary action provides fast and thorough mixing. The mixing bowl has an ergonomic handle for better grip and easy handling, and the large capacity bowl is perfect for preparing small to large quantities of food. All these features add up to a fabulous mixer that makes light work of cake batters, sponges and meringues thanks to a direct motor, whisk beater and dough hook.
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53 of 53 people found the following review helpful
I received the brushed nickel version of this for my Christmas in 2007. I had wanted one for a long time! After a couple of weeks the pin holding the motor head to the base fell out while I was using it, damaging the bowl and beater. I was sent a replacement from Amazon. A few months later while using the mixer to knead dough I noticed the mixer head was unlocking and being pushed up by the dough. I phoned KitchenAid and they asked me to package it up and send it to them to be repaired. I got it back repaired a couple of weeks later. This same thing has happened again and it is due to be delivered back today. I have only used the machine about 7 or 8 times for kneading dough and have always been very careful to follow instructions on amounts et.c. I am amazed that something that looks and feels so sturdy (it weighs a ton) is so obviously not. I don't find that it performs particularly well in whipping egg whites or making cakes (there is always a layer next to the bowl that is unmixed and yes I have tried adjusting the beater to bowl clearance). I now if I want a good result get my handheld kenwood out (£15). I do however find the KitchenAid fine for whipping cream and mashing potato. I think these mixers look fantastic but really aren't very good.
If you do get one keep the packaging so can easily send it for repair!
If you do get one keep the packaging so can easily send it for repair!
72 of 73 people found the following review helpful
If you can afford one of these wonderfully stylish workhorses, then buy one - you can't go wrong with it. If you can't, then don't buy a Kenwood, but save up for this one - you won't regret it. It's far quieter than a Kenwood, incidentally which, if you use it quite a bit, is actually moree of an issue than you might think. I never really saw the point of having a food mixer until I regularly needed to mix large quantities of royal icing, and thought that that would be all I'd use it for. Now it gets used most days - cakes, meringues, pastry (divine!), fishcakes, beefburger mix, bread etc etc - there is no end to its talents. It's also a doddle to clean, by the way. It is heavy, however, so make sure you ca keep it in the place you'll be wanting to use it. It's not a machine you can pop into a cupboard everytime you stop mixing. And do remember the tip about not sending for the recipe book, as they send you one, in a language of your choice, when you return the guarantee form.
89 of 91 people found the following review helpful
I had a happy year with my Kitchenaid mixer but then did not ensure the bowl was firm in the stand and the beater jammed against the bowl - disaster!!! After MUCH trying I found that the problem is a flimsy plastic gear cog deep inside the works. Kitchenaid UK & Europe have had so many of these go that there is a problem sourcing the part. They do honour the guarantee but with no indication of how long it will take to get the part. A great product spoilt by a miserable bit of plastic.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
wonderful mixer
I have wanted a kitchenaid mixer for a very LONG time and finally got one as a gift from my husband last weekend. Read more
Published 27 days ago by strawberry
Caz
I love my kitchen aid had it for 3 years now and it's never let me down yet. Can't live with out it, I make big cakes makes life easy :-)
Published 2 months ago by Caz
Makes better cakes and bread than hand mixing
This has made my life so much easier in the kitchen. I make my own bread so the dough hook is fantastic. My cakes come out fluffier and have an amazing texture too. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mad about cupcakes
It's really great, but here's a few things to consider...
This is a strong workhorse, and great for those recipes that mean longer mixing times (I've only used it as a mixer to date). Read more
Published 4 months ago by Flour covered girl
Amazing piece of equipment!!!
I've wanted one of these for years and in August this year I finally got one!! absolutly brilliant,solid work horse... Read more
Published 7 months ago by sue.dollface
Everything I hoped it would be and more
I saved up in a penny jar for years for this little beauty and she hasn't disappointed. What a fab machine. Read more
Published 7 months ago by C. J. Wilson
Finally got one
This mixer is great. We have used it to make pizza dough, bread, lots of cakes! We have bought shredder attachments which has made it easy to get ingredients ready for soup... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mr. J. Oliveti
Oil leak
I have had my KA for around 6 or 7 years. So far no breakdowns, but it does seem to leak a lot of yellow oil at the head, it has done this ever since I got it, I thought maybe it... Read more
Published 9 months ago by happy shopper
Looks good but very flawed
Used ours for mixing cake mix a few times then tried to make Pizza Dough (should have been a piece of cake).. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Richard Lett
Does not match the hype
Sturdy and built like a battleship? Well no!
Heavy but crudely engineered would be my view. Having had one for three months now, it is back to KA fo repairs. Read more
Heavy but crudely engineered would be my view. Having had one for three months now, it is back to KA fo repairs. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Andrew
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