Stand mixers are reviewed here. Find brands like Kitchenaid, Sunbeam and Cuisinart critiqued. Choose stand mixer that suits your purpose and purchase at the links provided here.
All serious chefs and bakers should invest in a stand mixer. All have varying degrees of speed. They truly make mixing "hands-free" so the chef can do a little clean up or reach for the next ingredient while the mixer is doing the work.
Kitchen Aid is very well known and very popular. 7 out of every 10 stand mixers in a Kitchen Aid. They are durable enough to be handed down generation to generation. All come with the pouring shield and the wire whisk, paddle and dough hook attachments. They all have 10 speeds and a one year warranty.
This 6-quart Pro 600 has the bowl-lift design, it is all steel gears with a direct-drive tansmission, a soft start feature that avoids splashing out of ingredients and a powerful 575 watt motor. It can handle more product with ease. It comes in 6 colors.
This 5-quart Artisan Kitchen Aid stand mixer comes in 17 colors and has a 325 watt motor.
Two Cuisinart stand mixers are displayed below. Both have three attachments: the paddle, wire whisk and dough hook. They tilt back for easy cleaning and replacing the attachments. Both have a splashguard with a pour spout. Both have 12 speeds for any type of mixing. I am showing the white mixers buy once you click on the link you could choose another color.
The 7 quart bowl is best for the serious chef. It can handle more dough and has the more powerful 1000 watt engine. It has a 3 year unlimited warranty and a 5 year warranty on the motor.
The 5.5 is 800 watts of power with a 5.5 quart bowl. It has a 3 year limited warranty.
The original mixer was the Sunbeam Mixmaster. It is still an excellent choice for the everyday cook. The are durable, long-lasting brand.