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KitchenAid Pro 500 series 5 Quart Mixers

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KitchenAid Pro 500 Series 5 Quart Mixers - A Machine That Does It All (Almost!)

With all the attachments available, the KitchenAid Pro 500 Series 5 Quart Mixers are really kitchen centers that can do a multitude of things beside just mix!

Did you know the KitchenAid Pro 500 Series could do all these things?

Mix
Stir
Whip
Knead
Open Cans
Juice Citrus Fruits
Make Ice Cream
Make Pasta
Make Ravioli
Grind Meats and Other Foods
Stuff Sausages
Slice/Shred Firm Fruits and Vegetables
Strain/Grind Fruits and Vegetables
Mill Grains

Can you imagine how much time could be saved and how many good things could be made with all these possibilities available?

The power hub in the front of the mixer allows many different attachments to be used. It's like having an extra set of hands that don't get in the way. What a great tool for anyone who works in the kitchen!

The Features of the KitchenAid Pro 500 series 5 Quart Mixers

Know someone who spends a lot of time in the kitchen? The KitchenAid PRO 500 Series 5-Quart Mixers have size and power on their side to get the jobs done.

The Kitchen Aid Pro 500 Series' 5 quart stainless-steel bowl and 325-Watt all-metal, direct-drive motor allows it to handle up to 9 cups of all-purpose flour at a time. That will make enough cookies to fill several cookie-jars!

The clear pouring shield helps keep the ingredients in the bowl without hindering your view of the mixing process.

The Kitchen Aid Pro 500 comes with a burnished flat beater and burnished "C" dough hook. Although not as aggressive as the PowerKnead dough hook in the 2 larger models, it will enable you to knead homemade bread with ease. The stainless-steel wire whip aerates ingredients for fluffy egg whites or lovely whipped cream.

Although equal to the KitchenAid Artisan Stand Mixers in capacity and power, the KitchenAid Pro 500 series 5 Quart Mixers are bowl-lift models.

Want to know more? Read more features of the KitchenAid PRO 500 Series 5-Quart Mixers here.

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User Reviews of the KitchenAid Pro 500 Series 5 Quart Mixers

It's always nice to hear what owners of a product think. Here's a few comments.

This mixer is absolutely fantastic! The lift mixer is so much better than the stand style mixers in that the stand mixers get worn out and the bowl tends to jump around. I used to work with a stand style mixer and I would have to put all of my weight on the bowl while I was mixing stuff to keep the bowl from flying out into the kitchen! The motor is super powerful and I am very pleased with it. Since I started making everything we eat from scratch it is nice to have this great mixer to save me the labor of hand mixing stiff doughs and such. I noticed other people had problems with it. One person wrote that the bowl didn't stay in place at all, it needs to be snapped in, if you look at the back on the mixer you'll see a strip of metal where the bowl slides into, on the bowl where it meets the mixer is a metal nub, that's where it is supposed to snap in. They also said that they put the attachments in the dishwasher and they changed color. The instructions say to hand wash them ONLY!!!
It was an absolute pleasure just opening the box up that it came in. It came just as the seller described, brand new and shiny red. I look forward to years of use and everyday I admire it in my kitchen!

Everything came perfectly, I highly recommend this Mixer if you like to cook and even if you're starting your own business, it is good to have it!!!! It HELPS A LOT...

The kitchenaid is great!!! I am always baking cakes and I have to say I don't know how I survived without it!!! My only complaint (well it is my fault) dont leave your paddle or any attatchments with a drop of water on it...I didn't dry it off all the way after handwashing and the finnish came off in a few spots! :(