Kitchen

[Pooky1]

on march 9 theres going to be kitchen aid deal but they dont say what item yet. i sent qvc a message to find out if its going to be a mixer. im hopping it will be a 6 quart bowl lift mixer by kitchen aid.we have been waiting for them to have it  as deal of the day. when i find out i will let you know.

[Campion]

If you bake bread regularly, the lift bowl is a better mixer. I have an old lift bowl (20 yrs old) and I recently got a fancy Artisan for free (point expiring from years ago at Marriott, so use them or lose them.) I love the smaller unit for how it fits on the counter, but it practically jumps off when I do a simple two-loaf batch of white bread. (6 cups of flour, 2 liquid, you know the drill.) I was going to craigslist my old mixer but now I'm not sure. I bake my own bread and I do two loaves which last me about two weeks. So I'm not sure the Artisan is a good fit as the motor is obviously working hard to do that dough. It does a good job, but the big mixer bats out that dough much more easily. 

[Cats3000]

Here's unsolicited advice.  Go to their website and look at their full line of stand mixers.  You'll find that the product descriptions for only the most expensive two machines (priced around $1000) specifically say that they were assembled in their Ohio plant.  For the rest, may be that you're paying the KA price for a mixer that has been "offshored".

[Sooner]

The big bowl lifts are THE one to get for multiple batches of cookies or for any bread doughs.

[zabe]

I was looking also and I think it’s Feb 17

[Twins Mom]

Please also check Macy’s home sale price with coupon. I also finally treated myself to this gem. Having a splatter shield important. Like stainless bowl since I can’t break. Good luck