Reddit mentions of KitchenAid KSM150PSER Artisan Tilt-Head Stand Mixer with Pouring Shield, 5-Quart, Empire Red

There are lots of products that are really well designed and built, but everyone goes to Wal-Mart and buys the cheapest one they can find, so most manufacturers build products that are cheap so that people will buy them.

For example, most people wouldn't pay $300 for a mixer, but if they did they'd have one that would last for decades.

I was wondering why you used a processor too so I looked up the recipes as every Kenji recipe I've made has been spot on.

The recipe says clearly "To make without a stand mixer," and "Combine flour, salt, yeast, and 2 tablespoons olive oil in bowl of stand mixer (see note for mixer-free version)." It didn't say to use a food processor, but to use a stand mixer and with the whisk attachment or to whisk dry then use the dough (naturally) once adding wet.

[This is a stand mixer] (https://www.amazon.com/KitchenAid-KSM150PSER-Artisan-Tilt-Head-Pouring/dp/B00005UP2P/ref=sr_1_4?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1472785644&sr=1-4&keywords=stand+mixer)

Where basically the bowl is removable and the mixer is fixed and you use the dough blade for it.

With that, the recipe also provides non-stand mixer alternative using a wooden spoon or which as another comment stated, use your hands in a bowl.

So while you may want to replace your food processor, it won't work on a new one since you're using the wrong equipment as you seem to have confused a stand mixer with a food processor. A stand mixer is a mixer, as you would use for batters, dough, meringues...a processor blends, chops, shreds. Totally different uses for these tools and usually interchangeable. You can't use a mixer (Stand or hand held) to chop vegetables and food processors can't really make batters or doughs (some exceptions, but again, there is a dough blade and for more generic type wet doughs like making brazilian cheesy bread).

Edit to add: Please see the description you provided in the Amazon food processor to support my advice: Faster than cutting by hand, Fast & versatile - quickly chop onions, slice salad ingredients, shred cabbage, grate cheese, mix sauces, or prepare pestoFast & versatile - quickly chop onions, slice salad ingredients, shred cabbage, grate cheese, mix sauces, or prepare pesto

Note it doesn't say "Mix thick bread and pizza dough"

They did not have Lego Technic when I was a kid. Lego was very limited (if you can imagine that).

With her cooperation, I took apart my mother's stand mixer when I was a kid. Similar to this model but made in the 1950s http://www.amazon.com/KitchenAid-KSM150PSER-Artisan-Series-5-Quart/dp/B00005UP2P/ref=sr_1_3?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1382451926&sr=1-3 It was old style 'Made in the USA' built like a tank and it was designed for dis-assembly and repair. It was very interesting.

Turning the heavy old mixer over to her budding engineer to dismantle was one of my mom's responses to Women's Liberation. Her mixer probably weighed 25 lbs and she was tired of lugging it up onto the kitchen counter. She did not expect me to reassemble it. She wanted it to go away, and it would never wear out. She replaced it with a cheap handheld mixer that was a lot easier to handle.

Audiophile stuff tend to be very $$$ and its the sort of the stuff they like to buy on their own to buy the very best for the price, I wouldn't suggest you buy that.

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>likes cooking - esp breakfast, italian and east asian food.

Same as audiophile, people tend to buy their own shit. I dont like having excessive kitchen gadgets cluttering my space. BUT fancy ingredients are always welcome. Saffron, truffles, high-end olive oil, hazelnut oil, Limoncello, Prosecco...

Edit : I saw that your budget is 200$ dang,

• does he have an enameled cast iron pot? If not, get him a le creuset dutch oven. This is 300 CAN$ so I imagine its possible to find it for 200ish american somewhere.
  
  
• does he have a kitchen mixer? If not this is a very good one : kitchen aid artisan 5 quarts I cannot see the price right now for some reason so I dont really the price range. As I recall they were around 270$ US but maybe theyre discounted right now. I dont know; I cant see the price.
  
  
• Does he have crappy pepper&salt mills? Peugeot makes the best this is 80$ so you can add other stuff too
  
  
• Mortar and pestle are all the same but the material so you can get him a pretty granite one. Just choose an appropriate size. This is not a gadget. This is a base kitchen tool that he will use. I thought it was hipster shit but its very very useful. (if he doesnt already have one)

I think you mean this one.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00005UP2P/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1527461739&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=kitchenaid+mixer

In my opinion, this is the only mixer to ever use. I have one that was my moms for years and it still works perfectly. I've worked in professional kitchens that had an off-brand, unreliable junk mixer. Also Amazon has a super sale on them right now. :)

Uruguay hace décadas que no quiere pasta de dientes, y lo siguen manteniendo.

Uruguay hace décadas que no quiere licuadoras y lo siguen manteniendo.

Ni cámaras de fotos, etc,etc. Tal vez el estado/gobierno quiere muchos ingresos por impuestos.

No se como va configurado el EXT a Uruguay. En méxico por ejemplo hay 5 o 6 modelos de Civic, y hoy van de aprox U$S 14.000 a aprox a U$S 19.000. En eso ya hay impuestos y (espero) ganancia del vendedor.

There is normally only one motor, Driving all of the attachment points. If it fails, all of them will fail.

A proper fit is required between the mixing blades and the bowl, and the bowl often fits or locks into the base for stability, so you cannot use any bowl.

At least in the USA, the classic KitchenAid mixer is considered “buy it for life” (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00005UP2P)

It's a lot easier to get the ingredients to combine together properly if you do this, avoiding lumps.

However, after doing quite a bit of baking, I have found that you can certainly be...somewhat lazy, but that requires a heavy duty mixer like this one.

I usually mix all the dry ingredients together in the mixer bowl, then add all of the wet ingredients on top of the dry ingredients and mix everything together.

It's technically better to mix the wet ingredients together separately, but better in my kitchen usually loses to convenient, as I hate having two bowls to clean.

Edit: A typo

One of these. Curse you unemployment!

I understand that I can easily trust a kitchenaid. I also understand that their marketing team takes advantage of this, and you pay for the name. For instance, compare these two mixers

Top rated kitchenaid on amazon here

vs a similar hamilton beach model here

The specs are very similar. It has the features I want, like an orbital mixing attachment, the attachments I need and a head that swivels away from the bowl. Is the >$100 price difference all in the name? Compatibility with support or a large range of potential attachments? Something I'm not seeing?

If you have any tips for specific specs I should look for, like wattage for the motor then please let me know. Beyond the basic features that I'm looking for I'm pretty much in the dark here.

So, I painted my KitchenAid. Gasps! Yes, yes, I know, but I did it! I had this one. I've wanted the ice blue color for about a year, but ya' know, $300 isn't easy to come by, and if I did have it, I'd have more important things to spend it on... like bills, lol. Anyway, we taped off the important parts and painted it a similar color. I was terrified the entire time, but I think it came out great! :) Here's another shot! It's not perfect, but I definitely prefer it to the red we had before.

so, you really need this stand mixer they're the most amazing things ever! Make mixing things so much easier and smoother. Great if you ever cook!!!

I just want all the gold! I've never had it before!!

Perhaps. When I bought my wife hers I remember reading the exact same kind of stuff people are saying here (some have plastic gears, some have metals gears, old ones are better, the gears will strip, making bread will ruin it, etc) and just took the chance and it seems to have worked out. It's unfortunate that yours did not fare as well.

We bought this one on sale for $219USD, I think we definitely have gotten our moneys worth.

edit: I'll also quickly add my wife only makes two loaves of bread at a time, though I'm not sure anyone could make more than that with this bowl size.

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    Thank you for the contest! Zweihander for teh raffle.

MIXER.......3 hours!

I know you're a Chef, but come on.

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KSM150PSER

This exact one. I bought it at Bed, Bath, and Beyond because they pricematch to Amazon. So I got it for $270, and it came with a $50 mail-in rebate. So basically it cost me $220, which is insanely cheap for it. The manager of the Bed, Bath, and Beyond was helping the cashier apply the discount, and she said specifically that this was a fantastic deal. I don't think she'd ever seen one sell for that low.

well, I am a garlic fiend so I put almost a whole clove in with 2 sticks of salted and 2 sticks of sweetened butter. I put it in The Mixer for a while until it get fairly soft, then I just add some dry red (I use this stuff called Drops Of Jupiter)

I just add it to my preferred flavor as I have a glass myself :)

Give it a try, shit is bomb and lasts a while too, I use it with everything and its super easy to make.

I’m pretty sure [this ](KitchenAid KSM150PSER Artisan Tilt-Head Stand Mixer with Pouring Shield, 5-Quart, Empire Red https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00005UP2P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_5QVdAbWSRD7CX) is the original.

Those mixers cost about 250.

KitchenAid KSM150PSER Artisan Tilt-Head Stand Mixer with Pouring Shield, 5-Quart, Empire Red https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00005UP2P/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_gLOzDbHF3JT99

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