Make up to 9 dozen cookies in a single batch with the KitchenAid artisan series 5 quart Tilt-Head stand mixer. This mixer also features 10 speeds to thoroughly mix, knead and whip ingredients quickly and easily. It’s Tilt-Head design allows for easy access to the bowl when adding ingredients. And, for even more versatility, simply attach the food grinder attachment to power hub to grind a variety of ingredients. The coarse grinding plate is great for grinding raw meats for burgers or meatloaf and combining ingredients for homemade salsa, while the fine grinding plate quickly grates hard cheeses and helps you make bread crumbs.
Product Features
- 5 quart stainless steel bowl to mix up to 9 dozen cookies or 4 loaves of bread in a single batch.
- Tilt-head design for clear access to the bowl to easily add ingredients.
- Powerful enough for nearly any task or recipe with 10 speeds.
- Transform your KitchenAid stand mixer into a versatile food grinder by attaching it to the power hub and uses the power of the motor to help you tackle a variety of tasks.
- The coarse grinding plate is great for grinding raw meats for burgers or meatloaf and combining ingredients for homemade salsa.
- The fine grinding plate quickly grates hard cheeses and helps you make bread crumbs.
- Turn your stand mixer into the culinary center of your kitchen, with over 10 different attachments (sold separately).
Rust on the stainless bold surface and metal craks Length:: 0:20 Mins Excellent product, but lamentable quality bowl (said Polished Stainless Steel with Comfortable Handle), and whip accessory. After 3 weeks the bowl turned up with spots of rust (see one spot on the photo) and the whip turned up into black powder after washing.I just need to replace these 2 accessories but not really planned in Amazon : you need to return the complete shipment which is a burden due of the weight of the box !6 month…
Two attempts, both came damaged I’m not sure if KitchenAid’s quality has gone downhill over the years, but just purchased this twice, with both units arriving with defects and having to be returned. The first came with a very visible gauge in the head (shipping box was fine); the second came with a wobbly, unstable head. KitchenAid’s instructions online to troubleshoot the unstable head seem to apply to an earlier or later version of the mixer – they refer to a flat screw in the shaft to tighten, but this model does not…
Am I actually becoming a baker, at almost 60 years old? I have a lifelong (almost 60 years) history of being utterly incapable of baking the most simple of things. I have no problem with cooking – having spent many years in F&B and even had my own catering venture for a few years. But baking…is a science and a mystery that I’ve never solved. Muffins that could easily be used as hockey pucks…angel food cake that could be bench-pressed to bulk up…”just add water” brownies that remained chocolate soup, even after being in the oven for hours…