Kitchen Mixer Help

Product

MIX8120

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
3 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
372.85 Watts

Dimensions
Height
33 in.
Width
16 in.
Depth
17 in.

Miscellaneous
37569911

Details

Anvil’s 20 Quart mixers are designed specifically for small commercial applications. The grease packed ball bearing and air cooled motor ensure quiet and efficient continous operation.

Product

MIX9120

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
3 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
372 Watts
Bowl Size
20 quart (18.9 liter)

Dimensions
Height
33 in.
Width
16 in.
Depth
17 in.

Miscellaneous
49766735

Details

Anvil’s 20 Quart mixers are designed specifically for small commercial applications. The grease packed ball bearing and air cooled motor ensure quiet and efficient continous operation.

The price : $1,549.00

Product

MIX9130

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
3 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
745 Watts
Bowl Size
30 quart (28.4 liter)

Dimensions
Height
51 in.
Width
27 in.
Depth
24 in.

Miscellaneous
49760805

Details

Anvil’s 30 Quart mixers are designed specifically for small commercial applications. The grease packed ball bearing and air cooled motor ensure quiet and efficient continous operation.

The price : $3,103.00

Product

MIX7110

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
5 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
246.08 Watts
Bowl Size
10 quart (9.5 liter)

Dimensions
Height
22 in.
Width
15 in.
Depth
18 in.

Miscellaneous
22921584

Details

Anvils 10 Quart mixers are designed specifically for small commercial mixing applications. This compact tabletopmixer is small enough to fit into any kitchen yet robust enough for continous use

The price : $899.00

This review is for the Canadian model, the Kitchenaid 4KHM7T, which is the top Kitchenaid hand mixer model in Canada currently. It looks identical to the KHM7T but there may be some non-obvious differences.

I bought one of these to replace a cuisinart mixer that self-destructed on me. In comparing the two, I note in this mixer’s favor that:

- the tail is squared off thus allowing that end of the mixer to be rested on a countertop; it will even sit by itself on the countertop with no problem as the power cord is attached off on the right hand side

- the eject button is in a standard location

- it starts up in ‘off’ mode

Product

MIX8140

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
3 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
1118.55 Watts
Bowl Size
40 quart (37.9 liter)

Dimensions
Height
50 in.
Width
24 in.
Depth
26 in.

Miscellaneous
22903795

Details

Anvils 40 Quart mixers are designed specifically for small commercial applications. The grease packed ball bearing and air cooled motor ensure quiet and efficient continous operation

The price : $5,263.00

Product

wmx20

Key Features
Mixer Type
Hand
Speed Settings
5 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
125 Watts

Miscellaneous
20303396

Product

AE-40PA

Key Features
Mixer Type
Stand
Speed Settings
3 Speeds

Other Features
Power Output
1118.55 Watts
Bowl Size
40 quart (37.9 liter)

Dimensions
Height
47 in.
Width
27 in.

Miscellaneous
22903898

Details

American Eagle Heavy Duty 100% Gear Transmission Mixer for Pizza and Bagel Operations. American Eagle planetary Mixers are a highly-reliable machine that lets you handle even the most demanding of professional food applications with ease. Its advance design makes it ideal for mixing every type of dough, as well as for use in preparing eggs, cream, mayonnaise, and other food products.40 qt, 10 Amp, Standard Features Include: Removable Stainless Steel Bowl, AL Alloy Hook, AL Alloy Beater, Wire Whip, 6 Foot Power Cord. This model includes a High Polished Stainless Steel Safety Guard.

I have two of this model (windmere hand mixer mx 20). I basically recieved these as gifts, as I am a college student and am somewhat interested in contemporary hand and stand mixers. I am becoming a teacher and I would like to make it clear to all that I am not an engineer nor, do I work for this or any other small appliance company. I must say however that I have tested many hand, and stand mixers on some spare times with friends though I am most disgusted with this hand mixer.

I remember the old Kitchenaid stand mixer my Mom got as a wedding gift in 1954. She gave it to my older sister when she moved out. The thing finally died in the mid80s, when you could no longer get parts for that model. I mainly use my mixer for making bread and cookies, and I burn out hand mixers on an almost monthly basis. I finally wised up and decided that for the price of buying a cheap mixer 10 times, I could have a professional-quality mixer that would last a lot longer than 10 cheap ones. I use my Kitchenaid almost every day. It sits on the counter next to my toaster. I just slide it forward to clear the overhead cabinets, and I’m ready to go. I mash potatoes, knead bread, make cookie dough, and whip huge batches of cream in seconds flat. It’s also the only mixer I’ve seen that can mix meatloaf properly. The best thing the Kitchenaid has done for me is enable me to make cakes. With a hand mixer, the batter was either unevenly mixed, or overbeaten. With the Kitchenaid’s planetary action, this is no longer a problem. I just set it on 4, set the timer for 2 minutes, and I get evenly mixed batter, with minimal scraping necessary. I also got the basic attachment pack when I bought my mixer, so I have the grinder, slicer/grater, and puree attachment. Grinding my own hamburger allows me to control the grind size, the contents, and the storage time. The coarse grind is great for crumbled meat applications, like tacos and soups. The puree attachment is powerful enough to make raw applesauce. The slicer attachment is a great timesaver when making coleslaw, or other dishes where you grate a lot of stuff at once. It’s too much work to assemble and clean it to just slice one cucumber. It also tends to make curved slices, due to the slicing drum, but that doesnt bother me. Its biggest drawback is the size and weight. This machine would be inappropriate for someone who didnt have enough counter space to keep it out, or who cooked only occasionally. But for