KitchenAid RKG25H0XMC Mixer Reviews

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However, some people find that the narrower bowl of the HD works better for mixing very small amounts of things, so your preference will probably just depend on how you plan to use your mixer. Myself, I really wanted the wider bowl. Second, the Pro 500 Plus comes with the typical Kitchenaid coated white attachments, while the Pro HD has the burnished attachments. The burnished (aluminium) attachments may look nicer but they are not dishwasher safe. from Amazon.com I an pleased with the refurbished Kitchenaide pro 5 quart mixer I bought on Amazon. I make large batches of a heavy cookie dough that gave me fits with my old chrome Mixmaster. from Amazon.com I don't do much baking, but have always wanted a KitchenAid stand mixer. When I saw the price for this one, I couldn't believe it. from Amazon.com this is my first large mixer and i love it! from Amazon.com i have the smaller mixer and wanted to upgrade for the power and larger bowl capacity. from Amazon.com has a large footprint like any stand mixer so make sure you have the countertop space. from Amazon.com this is, indeed, a heavy-duty mixer. from Amazon.com what i received was instead a ka professional heavy duty mixer in metallic chrome. from Amazon.com handles everything i have thrown at it, full loads of bread and cookie dough to mash potatoes, this is truly a work horse. from Amazon.com some of my bread recipes call for more flour than the smaller mixers can comfortably handle, so i needed a stronger mixer. from Amazon.com