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> I’m curious about cheaper KitchenAid alternatives. I've got my eye on some Kenwood mixers, lots of reviews seem to talk of people who have had them in the fa
by IanCal 7y ago
> I’m curious about cheaper KitchenAid alternatives.
I've got my eye on some Kenwood mixers, lots of reviews seem to talk of people who have had them in the family for a long time and they seem to be price/feature wise a better deal than KitchenAid if they last well.
- KozmoNau7 7y agoI have a Kenwood Chef Classic, and while it does work for now, at least one tooth on an internal gear has broken off, which happened when I was mixing some pie dough. So it runs, but will sometimes skip a little. I have not been able to find the appropriate spare part. It is also significantly less solid-feeling than a KitchenAid mixer. When/if it finally breaks, I will replace with a mixer from a professional kitchen supply store, which will be expensive, but will also hopefully last basically forever with ordinary home use.