STAND MIXER REVIEW! | Which Home Stand Mixer is Best? | Cupcake Jemma

[@nathanhittle9457]

I love how weirdly competitive this was, like you each literally built and manufactured your respective mixers 😂 Love this crew!

[@limaman7262]

I know Im only a few minutes in and I’m laughing my ass off 😂😂

[@nano15j]

Haha to be fair I get like that with friends too. One of my friends has a Bosh MUM, the other has a KitchenAid and I have a Kenwood Chef. Whenever we talk about baking it ends up in a competition which is silly because OBVIOUSLY my Kenwood takes the cake :P

[@zeinaangel7593]

Our poor Kitchenaid has endured years and years of 100-500 cookie orders and cakes and it's still going strong! I love that mixer and I wish to everyone who love baking to be blessed with a Kitchenaid on their counter ❤

[@leahrowe847]

Don't forget a Kitchenaid can be bought used for a fraction of the price... just plug it in & run it, if it smells fine, it'll work 4 you at home. Besides, they're pretty cheap to rebuild... LOL

[@millieblue5014]

Please test an ankarsrum too🙂

[@atlantia]

My daughter loves baking and a few years ago i got her a kitchen aid mixer in almond cream for Christmas, she proudly shows it off on her kitchen counter so i got her the matching food processor and thermal kettle

[@sylvieseguin9057]

Can I be your daughter as well please

[@liannesedurifa]

I'd like to be adopted please

[@ummesalma1456]

@@sylvieseguin9057 ha ha ha

[@greene8595]

How lucky is she?!

[@elicoe2908]

Wow. My mother got me the EXACT same thing for Christmas

[@janinelew2483]

I have my late aunt’s Kitchenaid which is over 60 years old. It runs as if I bought it yesterday.

[@mindyschocolate]

Janine Lew I know people who’ve had theirs for several decades too. I got mine about 8 years ago. Looking forward to many long years with it.

[@Bluebelle51]

I have 4 kitchenaid mixers my oldest one is from 1941, then I have 2 6 quart professional models, one is a pro HD, and the last one is a tilt head with no bowl or attachments (my sweetie picked that one up at a yard sale for 10 bucks ) that I mostly use for my pasta attachments and the meat grinder and sausage stuffer

[@shannijones4587]

I just gifted my mom's first Kitchenaid to my son. it's at least 40 years old and works just as well as my much newer model.

[@butterflyinflight85]

It makes me sad that the "new" ones aren't made nearly as sturdy as the ones from say the 40's.

[@berlitzjoseph8797]

Waouw! I'm so impressed ! She sure took good care of it ! My first one broke after 1 year of use, i bought it while i was in pastry school, i felt like i was not a beginner who mis-used it ( sister and mum are pastry too) My retailer finally agreed to exchange it after 4 years because it would break once a year. The new one looks ok now but i still have 2 other brands stand mixer that i use from time to time

[@yvonnebarker3792]

I have had my Kenwood since 1976. It was used daily for 30 years and I still use it a couple of times a month.

[@rozzumar9370]

It's taken me a while to get round to watching this video because I could see it was quite long and also wasn't thinking of buying a mixer, but now I've watched it, I have to say what a great video this is. The quality of content on the cupcake jemma channel just keeps getting better and better. The whole team at crumbs and doilies really care about the subscribers and I really appreciate the effort you all put in to making entertaining and informative videos. Thank you.

[@claudiafairbanks]

I would love to see an update as to how well the machines have done after a year.

[@CrimsonArchon]

My kitchen aid has been used for 35 years and is still working as good as the day it was bought

[@tabandken8562]

@@CrimsonArchon Which means absolutely nothing today. Your Kitchenaid was made 35 years ago when appliances were made to last. What about the new models? I would love to see someone disassemble a 35 year old Kitchenaide and compare it to a current new disassembled Kitchenaide. I would like to see if the same quality parts are used. I've seen many online complaints that Kitchenaide no longer builds to last. Though I wonder if the lesser quality ones are the ones Wal-Mart sells. Sometimes brands sell inferior products to Wal-Mart to sell. I know HP did with their computers. Also, there could be counterfeit look alikes. Never buy name brand on Amazon. Too many 3rd party sellers there.

[@earlismarks7108]

Yes that wluld be super!

[@TheFranma10]

I e had my kitchen aid 6 years and it’s just amazing , it’s in use all the time as I’m a cake maker , can’t speak highly enough , better than my last mixer which was a kenwood , feels sturdier , and copes with anything !

[@jolantafigurna9697]

@@CrimsonArchon .

[@leoniemarks9373]

I have had my Kenwood for 32 years and it is still going strong. Here in Australia. I have used it heaps over the years .

[@bania6180]

Yes mine is also 30 over years old! It’s made in UK. But the ones in the shops now r made in China! The quality is not the same!

[@MaZEEZaM]

@@bania6180 Their top of the range Kenwood Chef mixers are top quality but you do also cost a premium.

[@AuntDuddie]

My KitchenAid bowl lift mixer with all of it's attachments is my most precious power tool! If there was a rule that said I could have only one kitchen appliance, this would be it. It's about 35 years old and still going strong. 💖

[@rosabaird7934]

Great review! I've had a KitchenAid Artisan for about 10 years and love it. Only thing I thought you missed was making a bread dough with the hook. It would have been nice to see how they compared on that.

[@SalehAlderazi]

Nice comparisons, I would have loved to see how the dough hooks work, especially since they are in the three different major shapes; the KitchenAid’s “C” shaped dough hook, the Kmix’s spiral dough hook, and the Aucma’s “J” shaped dough hook. I reckon a yeast dough test would really be an interesting one to see.

[@louisbaldaccini7690]

Yes, I agree. Bread dough has been the downfall of many a machine.

[@flowergod12]

If you make dough in small batches aucmas J shapes worked pretty well. I found that if my dough ball was any larger than 3 or 4 cups the dough would move onto the top of the attachment and eventually get in the attaching part of the hook and the slings which got annoying fast. It made me really want the kitchen aid since their attachment thought about that and blocks out the dough from touching anything that it doesn’t need to

[@MaZEEZaM]

@@flowergod12 The kenwood attachments also have that disc at the top to prevent this. If you can afford them, the Kenwood Chef range of mixers are the best.

[@wanderingaloudwithmark3057]

I have been considering the Aucma for a while now due its affordability. Do you find that the ingredient's get stuck to the outer edges of the bowl? Cause I like the scraper paddle offered b Kitchenaid.

[@lemagreengreen]

Yeah, dough is the critical thing. I can say the KMix handles my pizza dough needs well, it'll take about 1.5KG but not sure if that's a 1000W thing.

[@louinwy1]

I have the Aucma and bake cakes, make meringues, macarons, madeleines, etc. Etc. It has performed very well for the 6 months that I’ve had it. Don’t forget that you can buy 5 new ones over time for the price of those more expensive mixers. Plus I can hide it easily in a cabinet. The sticky feet hold it firmly in place without all that weight. The whisk looks flimsy, but in your test it outpaced the more expensive ones in beating egg whites to stiff peaks! That was a surprise for me since I don’t have anything to compare mine to! It has the highest wattage and I think the power to the implements is comparable to the other two. Probably longevity will be its weak suit, but what the heck...throw it out and get a new one!

[@juneseongmin]

I just purchased online the Kenwood Chef XL because my exisiting Kenwood Chef XL from over 30 years ago is starting to show signs that it is going to breakdown anytime now. It was passed over to me from my mom. Hope the new one will last as long as the old ones.

[@AK-vw2gs]

i've been using my kenwood chef xl for a few months now and i absolutely love it! especially the LED light and how it illuminates whatever i'm baking

[@CooKiEs-wk5dp]

I have the kenwood chef XL. Its really great but I did have to get my first one replaced (for free by John Lewis) because it overheated when making bread I was only kneading it for about 10mins. This was over a year of having it. The metal notch where the attachments go in massively over heated (it could burn your hand) and the top of the machine was hot but not so hot that you'd be worried about it. I'd describe it as warm. I only noticed that the metal notch was burning hot when I smelt a burnt plastic smell. The plastic around the notch where the attachments go in had melted from the heat of the metal! But thankfully the whole machine got replaced.

[@paulaburke8136]

My old Kenwood was such a workhorse and lasted 37 years. It finally went up in smoke!

[@paulaburke8136]

I wish that said more about the Kenwood model and the Wattage of the mixers.

[@gomezdaperez]

I would have just fixed it. Everything in a kenwood is fixable/replaceable .

[@sharijd726]

I’ve been using Kitchenaid mixers for 30 years. My first one was handed down to my son and is still going strong at 28 years old! My newer model is going on 6 yrs old and gets used several times a week.

[@chelseajane9626]

I've had an Aucma mixer for 6 years now, been used roughly once a week so it's been used but not overly intensive, no damage to it at all. As you say it's a little tricky to clean and the older model you are able to trap fingers in when putting the top down. For the £80 if I had to replace every 6-10years I'd still say it's a pretty good hard wearing machine.

[@vjohnson2400]

Even though I have a KitchenAid I was still interested in hearing your thoughts on other brands. Good job you guys.

[@CupcakeJemma]

Thanks! 🙌🏻

[@asdislarsen5152]

I have only ever used my mothers KitchenAid that she got as a wedding gift. it is still going strong after 23 years

[@bleumarin1968]

would be really surprised if the KitchenAid of today was able to still work in 23 years. Lucky you!

[@asdislarsen5152]

@@bleumarin1968 it is from 1997

[@CupcakeJemma]

23 years! That’s crazy good!

[@saadadib5391]

Ive had my Kitchenaid for 2 years and hopefully mine will many more years. Great to hear. 👍🏻

[@MsAlyssaJM]

I use my mom’s when I go back home and I have the fancy lifting KitchenAid one and hers is way better...and it is over 30 years old.

[@gkuk]

Never mind the mixers, I couldn't take my eyes of all them hundreds & hundreds of thousands 🤗

[@Vtones25]

I loved baking ever since I was little. When I turned 16, the only present i got was a combo gift from all my family - a small kitchen aid! It’s been 14 years and never had an issue. It’s amazing and I use it all the time. Such a fun video!

[@Mil5nov]

I have my K-mix for 10 years now. It was super expensive on that time (and stainless steel bowl was a standard) but it's to this day it's one of the best kitchen gadget/small appliance I ever bought.

[@Sigita989]

As much as I would want kitchen aid that to much money for me. That my month salary. Thank you for showing that you can get one cheaper and its works

[@sadiemckenzie-stewart858]

Keep an eye out, there are occasionally deals that bring them right down in price. Also sometimes you can get them in a colour that no one else seems to want for a much cheaper price. Got mine about a year and a half ago. Originally wanted it in candy apple red but in a pastel blue it was £100 cheaper. Bought it in the blue and don't regret it

[@ashleyking5993]

If you are in the US you can get one on sale for $199

[@Asdayasman]

Sounds like you need a better job. But hey, never forget we lasted thousands of years baking without mixers.

[@marisolmacias5118]

Keep an eye on amazon I got a 6qrt at 250USD when the normal price is around 450 - 600 . If you live in the states target and Walmart have them for about 220 (that is the classic one)

[@dorin9185]

Classic and Artisan are 2 different models. Different motors and different size bowl capacity. If course different prices.

[@redsquare4835]

“It’s a race to the peaks, let’s goooooo!”🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@macaoron]

I love that dance studio Dane just came out of nowhere 😂

[@hugelunatic3322]

I loved this! I had to rewind and watch that bit again. :P

[@user-ef5id9km3p]

lesssgoooo!

[@bestdisco1979]

The kitchen aid is a piece of art. Beautiful looking, the Rolls Royce .

[@pzmills]

I got the Aucma about a year ago and on seeing the thumbnail for this I was surprisingly defensive about my little mixer, it may be cheap but it gets the job done! I've got the exact same colour and everything! I would love a Kitchen Aid but I don't bake quite enough to justify the expense - but it's on the wishlist for another time!

[@Brix_Mix]

Lol same I love my mixer and it is rather good for its price I got one for my birthday almost 2 years ago although I wish it was easier to find parts for it

[@johnoni5166]

I have one as well and i love it. For that price what a bargain. What parts of your mixer broke?

[@Brix_Mix]

@@johnoni5166 none of them did but if I am marking multiple things with is it sucks to have to wash the bowl and attachments in between

[@beverleynunes2795]

I love my kMix glass bowl, it means I can see when things aren't quite mixed in and it's really durable. I've had mine years and it hasn't broken and I have the scraper paddle attachment which is amazing!

[@amy3971]

Same and also you can put it in the dishwasher just like the metal one.

[@heatherclarke721]

Well girls and boys, I’ll be honest, I couldn’t live without my kitchenaid ok it’s really really old and it’s been repaired loads of times, but I still love it, best think they have ever made, iv really enjoyed this , especially watching you all get them out of the boxes last week , love you all xxxx heather

[@carolkinyon6308]

I started baking cakes over 30 years ago for my kids and family birthdays. I took 2 Wilton cake classes... the next thing I was making wedding cakes for family and friends. Then worked at 2 bakeries. I bought my first Kitchen aid Heavy Duty 37 years ago and still going strong. I have actually 2 Kitchen Aid machines. Both are white and have the handle that lifts the bowl up and down. I proudly display my Kitchen Aid on the counter. Thank you so much Gemma for your You Tube videos. I do so enjoy.

[@vaanipapadakis2226]

I know everyone is talking about the Kitchenaid but I was kind of rooting for the Acuma. It's an affordable machine that works for the everyday user.

[@TroyBankhead]

I absolutely loved your reviews of the mixers! I have the artisan but in my cooking school they have the kenwood so I was comforted to hear all the same plus/minus of each, and I really appreciated that while you had your preferences at the end you gave objective reviews in the conclusions. Very pro guys thanks!

[@shanzehkhan6858]

What would you say is best? Kenwood titanium or kitchen aid artisan?

[@mildredhornblower4073]

I call the KitchenAid paddle with scraper a “spatulator”! Yep, I invented a word!

[@danepemberton136]

LOL

[@paulaburke8136]

I like that I think it’s most appropriate 😃

[@hjteeter]

My dad got me my first KitchenAid Artisan Mixer about 6 years ago for Christmas. It makes baking so much easier, and since getting my mixer I bake more often. I also use it for making mashed potatoes, and making shredded chicken or pulled pork both boneless. Being able to do more than just baking with it is so great. My KitchenAid Artisan Mixer lives on my countertop because it is a prized tool in my kitchen I use when cooking.

[@TR-fu6fw]

We love Jemma, my daughter Arianna (6) is a huge fan and loves her shop. We have to visit every time we go to London. Jemma inspired me to start baking only a few months ago when I turned 30, better late than never. I have a yellow kitchenaid and I love her, she’s my happy place in stressful times. Thank you Jemma x

[@amandabell8827]

I would store that Kitchenaid on my mantle piece!

[@CupcakeJemma]

amanda bell I’m very tempted to 😂

[@amandabell8827]

@@CupcakeJemma it's too beautiful to be hidden in a cupboard x

[@teresabunce6741]

My artizan lives on my bookcase 😂. I have had it for a decade, I plan to pass it on to one of my daughter in laws… but which one? My only regret, my kitchen aid colour no longer goes with my kitchen 😅 xxx

[@Ferryberg1]

I have been waiting for years and years for a Kmix vs Artisan review. Love love LOVE it Guys!!!!!

[@wickandde]

Mine is a light blue sunbeam standmixer (I christened it Bluey) that I bought on special when I was a broke student, loved baking but couldn't afford a KitchenAid so I read so many reviews and waited for sales. I've had it for years now and I'm pretty happy with it, the paddle is silicon coated so mixes super evenly, and has 12 speeds. If the sad day comes that Bluey ever passes, I will definitely invest in a Kitchen Aid now that I can finally afford one lol. Thanks guys, really appreciate the unbiased opinions and tests, great episode!

[@lisaanderson135]

I bought a KitchenAid Artisan about 15 years ago and it still works fantastic! My mom had the KitchenAid Proline which is about 25 years old. When she passed away in 2016, I got her Pro and gave my sister the Artisan. Both work great, but I found the Artisan to rattled a little while mixing cookie dough. So I am really happy to have more power. Thank you guys for your informative demonstration of different stand mixers! I have to say I love the color of Dane’s robin egg blue and Jemma’s pistachio green (which is the same Artisan I had). My mixer is dark gray and it matches my soap stone counter tops. I love it even if it isn’t a pretty color.

[@Dulcerstone]

I love my Kenwood but like Sally would definitely recommend getting the stainless steel both both me and my friend had the plastic ring on the glass bowl crack. It seems to be a known fault. But everything else great quality. Great video!

[@kathyirwin6854]

Don’t forget that the Kitchen Aid is built to accept many different appliance attachments such as grinders, processors, pasta, ice cream, juicing and even a weighing and sifting and dispensing scale plus others!

[@robertknight4672]

I have the ice cream maker and the spiralizer what are usually just use to peel potatoes. I actually got the spiralizer complete in box in a thrift shop.

[@Dishiest]

Received my kitchen aid 28 years ago as a gift from my bridesmaids. Have thought of each of them every Christmas since when I bake cookies. Absolutely the best.

[@ForeverGodsGirl03]

Do you still have a relationship with all of your bridesmaids?

[@sandrapulaski3970]

My kitchenaid is at least 20 years old and still works without problem. Have had to replace the wire whisk . The new whisk has stainless steel wires but the bit where it attaches is now made from an inferior metal so it is not recommended to be put in the dishwasher. That is a negative for me. The other negative bit is when I choose to wash the bowl by hand, it tips over easily because of its small base. Having made these comments, I love my kitchenaid and will replace it with a new one when and if this one fails. I loved this video. Thanks Cupcake Jemma and crew!

[@Sharkster32]

I've owned a bright red Artisan for about 5 years now, and cannot fault it at all! I noticed Jemma was confused as to the use of the small bowl, personally, when I use the meat grinder attatchment to make mince, I use the small bowl to collect the mince, or whatever you are processing. Everything about the Kitchenaid is top quality though, mine has never skipped a beat, and it's done plenty of heavy dough kneading plenty of times.

[@melinahorns5892]

The Kitchenaid Artisan and the Classic are very different in Germany. The Artisan is much more powerful, therefore the Classic is much much cheaper but apparently is not as great

[@kimhoroski]

Same in the US. They are not the same

[@sashineb.2114]

@@kimhoroski Yes, and the Classic is an older machine. People really like it, though. It comes usually in white or cream, whereas Artisan is a bit more powerful and comes in a gazillion colours.

[@dorin9185]

My classic that I just got at Walmart for $199 is stainless

[@taracochrane301]

Same in the UK she's got it wrong

[@luisservin3583]

@@sashineb.2114 When I bought the Classic I could only choose from either black or white. It is smaller than the Artisan.

[@jbooks888]

My mother bought a Kenwood way back in 1980 and I ended up getting it and it's still going strong!

[@AlaskanCookie]

There is an Artisan and Classic in USA. I’ve had mine for 6 years and it was my grandmothers. She bought this one about 20 years ago and it still works great. Mine has the spring you mentioned. My mother and mother-in-law both have the ones they got when they were married. So at least 30 years. Still good to go. I do wish it had a slightly lower speed since I don’t have a hand mixer. But sometimes you just have to whip it yourself. Lol. In love with the little bowl Jemma got. Definitely getting one.

[@hannahbenke9139]

I would love to see how each mixer fairs with bread making and kneading! I use my mom's Kitchen-aid and love it, but I would be more likely to purchase the cheaper brand for myself. I'm curious how the plastic would hold up to some rigorous dough mixing! You also mentioned how the powder coated Kitchen-aid beaters might fleck off over time: we've had ours for maybe 5/6 years and the paint does chip off.

[@xXxmissemmaxXx]

Love the review! I’ve got a kitchenaid in pale cream and it has a shimmer to it that I didn’t notice in the pictures. The only thing I would disagree with is the open lever review. Most people like me wouldn’t be baking from behind the machine so actually having it on the side compared to the back is actually easier, so you’re not leaning over the machine to open it. ❤️

[@fluffypenguinbabe]

Thank you so much for this honest and fun review! Pro tip from a complete newbie - always check if your mixing bowl has a plastic ring on the bottom, and if it does, do not use it for a double boiler!!! My boyfriend bought me one for Christmas and on the very first use, I was like 'oh the metal bowl is handy' and melted the plastic ring out of shape, and now the bowl doesn't fit in the mixer 😭😭

[@kfl611]

Sounds like something I would do. Thanks for sharing.

[@jasminechang312]

It's really a good video. I personally using the Bosch mixer which I got it free from purchasing hood, hob and oven for my new hse. No complain about it but kitchenaid was always my dream! Recently having a dilemma on getting a kitchenaid or Kmix. Guess my answer is clear. Kitchenaid and Kmix is about the same price in Singapore so no doubt I will be going with the kitchenaid! Thanks for the video! Love it!!

[@reshmanair870]

I also have to say that this video is extremely useful. Thank you and your team for the effort put in to give us an idea of which mixer to choose.

[@arnoldsands1610]

I really would like to have seen a comparison with Cuisinart.

[@cherrypieparker]

In europe we dont really use that brand

[@hbhat28]

Using KMix since 6 years now. Hands down the best. Love my KMix 😊

[@baisleytabatha]

My husband just bought me a kitchenAid mixer a few days ago and I’m absolutely loving it! I can’t believe I didn’t know what I was missing all these years! Lol

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

I have a Kitchenaide mixer like Jemma's. I love it! It was expensive but I will pass on down to my Granddaughter.

[@thecakeclub8227]

I've had a Kenwood K-Mix for around 3 years now and had my Kitchenaid Artisan for 4 months. Having the Kitchenaid has made me question why I put up with my Kenwood for so long! It's currently in for it's third warranty job (two of those have been replacing the plastic ring at the bottom of the glass bowl) and now the glass bowl is completely stuck on the base so it will be in with them for 15+ working days to get sorted. The Kitchenaid is a God send in all categories! I can't wait to get more of them and the attachments to go along with it!

[@spencerwilton5831]

The Cake Club Glass and ceramic bowls never work well regardless of brand. I have had KA and Kenwood and find Kenwood to be better by far. A KA is usually 325 watts, a Kenwood three times that or more. Best bet is actually a Kenwood chef, 1500 watts, all metal gears. They will make bread all day long, which would kill a KA in hours.

[@willeymunda]

So at the moment I can pick up the Artisan for £299 and the Kmix for £249 you would recommend me getting the artisan?

[@domimanssur7308]

My grandma bought me an Artisan Kitchen Aid for my birthday this year, it comes with a glass bowl and it’s painted pearly pink. I’ve always been fond of baking and cake making, so it’s a very meaningful gift that I will always treasure.

[@misscozza21]

Been wanting a kitchenaid for years my cousin has one and i always drool over it 😂😂

[@beatricenyanjom2696]

Where can I get kichern aid stand mixer

[@jmawhite6761]

I've had my Kitchen Aid for 24 years, and it's still working perfectly. I taught both of my boys to make cookies in it. If it ever breaks, I will grieve for months (and take out a second mortgage on my house to buy another one).

[@Amailes123]

jmawhite 67 😂😂😂

[@juanettalyons7915]

That's exactly how I feel about my kitchen aid. 100 years they (kitchen aid) gotta be doing something right---is all I'm say.

[@serene_001]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sarahchasesrainbows]

I bought a kitchenaid last month, thank you for justifying my choice 😂 I the artisan in red on special offer for €380 euro so keep an eye on the sales if you don’t mind what colour kitchenaid you get

[@orlaaodonnell]

My mam has had her Kenwood Kmix for 32 years and we still use it every weekend, absolute trooper!

[@danielletreadwell8180]

I stan Kenwood all day. Kitchenaid simply can’t keep up performance wise. For the price tags, kenwood gives so much more. Every 👏🏽 time 👏🏽

[@emmadorsey2356]

Great review!! How about a review of handmixers? We’ve seen you use them in videos occasionally. Have you tried a number of brands/models before finding the one you like? Thanks!

[@macaoron]

Hand mixers are excellent tbh. They're lightweight, easy to store and transport, inexpensive (I bought mine from a Craigslist listing), and mine has such a great range of speeds too. In fact, because you mix around with your hand, it mixes more thoroughly than the stand mixer, and often times I find that I spend less time to get the results I need compared to what the recipe says. It does get tiring, and it's difficult to add an ingredient while I am mixing (e.g. making Italian meringues), but I'm an infrequent baker, so overall it has served me well and I had no problem recreating Cupcake Jemma recipes!

[@jenniferemmerson5703]

Honestly, I have a Tesco own brand electric hand whisk that’s lasted 10 years at least 🤣. Cost under £20, does the job perfectly.

[@JudyCZ]

@@macaoron Exactly. And the cleaning...such a difference! You just go over the two whisks with the sponge, rinse and you're done.

[@lenakristin7097]

Yes please! That would be interesting!

[@flufferstuf]

Just chucking another option in for consideration: After seeing all of that, I still love my Kenwood Chef the best, it's somewhere in between the Kmix and the KitchenAid for price, power, speed settings and available attachments/bowls. It's not as pretty as any of the ones you guys reviewed but it's taken 12 yrs of me using it heavily and is really easy to maintain and keep clean 😍

[@BakeTemptations]

I have a Kitchen Aid and absolutely love it. Recently bought a stainless steel beater and shredder and slicing attachment - brilliant.

[@ellenhofer3343]

My first mixer was my mom's Sunbeam she got in 1950 when she got married. It was still going strong through 2008 when my dad passed & we donated it. In 1973 when I got married I got a Sunbe as m of my own. It died in tge late 1990s. My husband gave me my Kitchenaid mixer for Christmas 1998. Its still going great although I have noticed some grease leaking from the motor housing. I've learned that the older machines were made by Hobart and were much better quality than the one I have. Mine is a bowl lift model and its the only model I would get again. Luckily all the attachments will work perfectly in a new machine when I decide to get a new one.

[@xBris]

32:53 - well - I never needed a stand mixer - I'm completely content with my hand mixer - yet I've enjoyed your review very much. You did a great job at explaining the pros and cons of each machine and I feel like if I ever wanted to buy one I'd be very well informed now ;) And your stunning personalities obviously helped with my attention ;) I wouldn't mind to see more videos like this in the future. Thanks for the effort and stay safe :)

[@singingsuga]

I've just received my candy pink kitchen aid in a delivery.... I absolutely love it ❤️ it's so powerful too 💖

[@AmberLeiigh]

I got a Kmix around 3 years ago and it’s done me proud. One issue is the ring on the bottom of the glass bowl breaks pretty easily however I did invest in a stainless steel bowl and Kenwood did actually send out a new ring for the glass bowl free of charge. Hands down a great mixer I will probably upgrade when my kmix gives up to a Kitchenaid! This was a brilliant review and eye opening that even the Aucma is a great mixer for beginners

[@caritabellotiiiwwicanewwwe2896]

So you are able to buy a stainless steel bowl for the kmix? I just bought one and this review got me a little worried about the bowl

[@tammimacclellanheupel1517]

The Kitchenaid is worth the investment, but treat it like you're buying a car...it really is an investment. I love mine and just used it today....and on Monday for bread. I actually use it a lot for bread. If you do use it for bread, please remember not to go above '2' when kneading or you'll strip the gears or something bad like that happens. It's in the manual. Thank you for doing this video! I've been looking forward to it :) I hope you do more videos like this!

[@sadiemckenzie-stewart858]

I'm 9 minutes in, just thought I would say the little metal bowl that comes with the KitchenAid is perfect for Swiss meringue, not found any other major use for it yet.

[@elizabethcunningham1364]

My mixer came with the little bowl as a ‘free’ add on. It great for a small royal icing run as it has a clip on lid.

[@C.Woodford]

I use my little bowl to make small amounts of coloured buttercream, I make my cakes and ice them In advance, so I make the buttercream for piping and decoration on the day and I usually don't need alot and it comes in handy for that

[@kates7277]

I run a home bakery and have had my KitchenAid Professional for almost 20 years...she's a beast!

[@danepemberton136]

Jeeez! A long time

[@chocineal3154]

I've been saving up for more than 2 months to buy a Kitchen Aid Artisan . I can finally buy one . I'm so happy 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😊😊😊

[@danepemberton136]

Enjoy!!!

[@izuchan92]

I saved four whole salaries to get mine. But I literally cried as soon as I got it into my car.

[@Eatwithetiquette]

This was a great review, well done. I’ve just purchased a KMix (picking it up tomorrow), so this has really helped to set my expectations, thank you 😊

[@idkrowena6165]

Loved this! I got a kitchenaid artisan for christmas last year! I’ve been absolutely loving it!! I’m getting quite serious into baking but I am struggling with a few things like developping recipes, time management and things like how to start being a home baker! I also have a fulltime job in a supermarket and I’m still going to school! So I’m often very busy. Could you maybe do a video on starting a buisiness from home? 😇

[@dpddawg]

Really enjoyed your video guys. Love the review. So sweet how Sally looks at Dane with such pride when he's talking 😌

[@gaycarey2201]

Thank you Jemma & co for the update on stand mixers. I had always wanted a Kitchenaid mixer and 1 1/2 years ago my husband bought me one. WOW love it have used it many times, for cakes, pizza and mashed potato. I stuck to the colour black as all of my other appliances are black. What a great appliance for your kitchen

[@p0up0un3]

It was useful, I learned that you could get accessories for the Kenwood and the KitchenAid. I was like "scoooore ! When my kitchen robot is dead, I can get one to have something really polyvalent!" Then I check the website, I saw the price of the accessories and I'm now like "Nope ! Not worth that much. I do cook everyday and bake as often as possible. But definitely out of my budget"

[@esong2789]

The on-camera chemistry between you guys is so charming! I love watching vids where you're working together

[@mazduh1566]

I love my stripey coloured K mix with stainless steel bowl, it comes in handy if you live in a hot country like me, just pop it in the freezer a few mins before using it to whip up some cream. And you can only drop the Glass bowl once!😖

[@CupcakeJemma]

True story. I am NOT allowed a glass bowl 😬

[@kevincotterill6831]

Hi guys, great video for anyone who is unsure, I went for the KitchenAid a few months ago after doing lots of research, and for anyone who knows a lil about catering brands, KitchenAid was originally designed and built by Hobart, the only name in industrial food mixers.

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

I had my KitchenAid 5K5SS for 20 years now and the one with a spring and a tiny cap on the hook head. Mine as good as new, working perfectly but I think for making bread dough bread machine is doing a much better work in kneading heavy bread dough but for cakes, biscuit and merengue or any lighter batter it works great. Love watching you guys comparing different brands of heavy mixer, After having mine for 20 years I don't think I'm gonna buy another one because it working great still. might as well like someone said, would bring with me to heaven. Awesome video by the way, you guys are so fun to watch.😊

[@anne-jorunnenstad3761]

I have an older version of the kmix in candy blue color (light turquise ) with a stainless steel bowl and I love it😊 you can also get a flat paddle attachment with spatula for the kmix. I have it and it is great.

[@cakesandsprinklesbylauren8796]

I have the Kenwood KMix and it is the most amazing thing ever. I highly recommend it. Generally people aren’t as clumsy as me, but I dropped the glass bowl on the floor and it smashed into a million pieces! I also managed to break the motor (completely my fault) and Kenwood were so so good to fix it and had it back to me in about a week!

[@xxSydneyFox]

Oooh thanks for your comment! I'm really eyeing it as a cheaper alternative to the kitchen aid. I know I probably will buy once so I don't want to buy something that will not give a satisfactory result every time!

[@connie27100]

Great video guys! I have to admit that watching Alex Jones break her glass mixing bowl on Cele bake off was not good advertising.

[@jworr9]

I have the white Kmix and I love it. Best Christmas present I’ve gotten. My kmix came with a 4th attachment with rubber edges that I use a lot (similar to the 4th attachment Jemma has but rubber both sides)

[@kaaydan9306]

A kitchen aid mixer is difficult to find in my country The Aucma is actually quite expensive here and the best we've got

[@blueberrys7165]

W e r e d u e y o u l i v e?

[@mabyyy485]

There is a place that doesn’t sell kitchen aid in every department stores??? 😱

[@gabak1292]

Try the SMEG better quality in manufacture. It also has the 1950 Design but the technology of today.

[@kaceyglitter]

I feel you friend. It’s hard to find in my country too. I can only get from retailers or neighbor country which is quite expensive. The only mixer that i can find here are the commercial Chinese mixer which is good in quality but i am not fond of the look. Luckily, my brother who live in the US got me Kitchenaid stand mixer at the discount price.

[@kofoworolaishola2699]

@@mabyyy485 yup.

[@SnowyBrighton]

Just wanted to add another comment about the KMix and that’s the attachments. I got two the silicone side scraper (similar to Jemma’s but silicone on both sides) and the folding tool. Both are great and the slowest speed on the KMix is the folding speed (the red speed icon on the dial). Haven’t tried the top attachments yet, perhaps you could review a range of attachments for both the bowls and also on the top of the Kitchen Aid and KMix. Anyway, really good review. Totally agree that the Kitchen Aid is the better one but like you guys said, the KMix is great for a couple of times a week baker and can stay on your counter. 😃.

[@CupcakeJemma]

Thank you xx

[@amandalong3369]

I opted for the kmix few years ago because mine has a fold option on it, which is great for when folding in ingredients. Plus mine was on offer so I get the scraper included and it goes around the whole attachment, not just one side like the kitchen aid.

[@AkiiraMatsumotO]

I have a beautiful pink KitchenAid artissan and i can tell you, that baby WORKS! ✨i used it in the past all day everyday and it is still like new. I love it 💜

[@Jo-bo1mp]

Sunny Garcia lucky you pink gorgeous colour! I now have my eyes on it can’t wait to splurge money on that baby😍😍😍

[@AkiiraMatsumotO]

Jo totally worth it! It is a real investment 💜

[@Jo-bo1mp]

I am torn between red and pink haha!

[@AkiiraMatsumotO]

Jo i think i depends on your personality and your kitchen... red looks very polished and luxurious (al least for me) pink of course is girly and soft. I wished for a purple one, but the store only had silver, red, white and pink... so i went up for the pink one 💕 no matter the color, Kitchen Aid is 👌🏻

[@jaynehemmings8552]

Great review guys... I’ve had a Kenwood mixer for about 30 years and it’s still going strong... Not constantly used but I can make decent cakes and biscuits... The only thing is I can’t make bread as it really is a hand mixer which slots onto a stand... I think when I’m ready to buy a modern mixer, Kenwood’s got my money.

[@travelguy67]

I have no interest in buying a kitchen mixer, but I really enjoyed the video and the info. The three of you are great together on camera!

[@hazrdrosenyc9385]

My mom got her kitchen aid as a wedding gift, and after 52 yrs it looks and works just as well as day 1. That was all I needed to know before purchasing mine. My mom bakes daily, I however bought it for the aesthetic and occasion use. I loved this review. And love the team!

[@jslezak57]

My father always told me to buy the best tool that you can afford and America's Test Kitchens rated KitchenAid as the top. I've had mine for over 40 years and it still works like it did new. Also, that brand is made by Hobart which is commonly used in commercial kitchens.

[@mmw7268]

Thanks, enjoyed watching. A suggestion for a future video is the comparison in the quality of products used and if they really do give you a better value, e.g butter: Asda versus M&S versus Fancy French brand. Or the same for flour, chocolate etc. Is Dr Otekar as good as Sainsbury's own? Does nice baking really have to be about the best ingredients money can buy!?

[@macaoron]

I think it would be helpful, but Jemma has quite an international audience, so it'll be hard to find certain brands in different locales. However she has given a few pointers on how to find quality ingredients, for example butter with low water content and icing sugar with maize as a binding agent (?), and maybe that will help out even more!

[@danepemberton136]

@@macaoron Thanks Max, well said! Love it when you guys help each other out. True. I think it's not so much about brands so much, as they vary so much and often it can be about what you can get your hands on or afford, but about integral key qualities of ingredients to look for i.e % of cocoa butter in chocolate, caking agent in icing sugar etc.

[@annejia5382]

Dane replieeeeeed! 💙💙💙

[@majeenp4673]

Thank you for this review! I got the KMix in Australia on clearance for AU$230 and it came with a scraper paddle like Jemma's in the box. I also bought an additional bowl in case I break it and a second bowl is handy and it came with a folding attachment. The KMix also has a fold speed on the dial which is super useful.

[@marijkevandermolen9164]

Last year I bought a Berlinger Haus BH 1909 machine at a Dutch auction website. The original price was about 150 euro's, but I paid only 53 (63 including administration costs and shipment). I actually used it 2 days ago for the first time, making cupcakes (your recipe ofcourse). But it did a very good job! The machine did make quite some noise, but since I'm not a regular baker, I don't really mind. The machine was doing very well! Like the quote from a bake-shop nearby: ''A hobby doesn't have to be expensive''. Love your videos! Lot's of love from The Netherlands! ♥️

[@mermaidatlantica]

I bought myself a kitchenmaid for mothers day 5 years ago and its my favourite thing ever!! Its in the colour raspberry ice, I remember saving for it for years!! Love it! Used that batboy to make Jenna's recipe lemon drizzle cake today and cinnamon rolls yesterday! Quarantine baking is real haha!

[@sarahmeadowcroft1301]

I have the KMix in white! I love it! I agree the bowl is a bit on the heavy side but I've dropped it a few times and it's still in 1 piece (for now anyway) 🙈

[@sofiapeti2876]

Thanks for commenting here. I have a Kmix which is waiting to be unboxed. After seeing this review I purchased a Kitchenaid and then cancelled the order. I don't know why but I feel that I will be much better off with Kmix rather than a KitchenAid. Seeing your comment made me feel better about my choice. By the way, how is it still running? Would you like to share any tips?

[@M_Rose]

@@sofiapeti2876 I bought the Kmix in 2019, and it is still going strong. By the way, I bought a seperate stainless bowl, and it is so worth is! The glass bowl is so heavy, I'm only use when I'm baking bread, so I can let the dough raise in it 😊

[@emilychicken3758]

I absolutely loved this style of video!! I really needed a good quality review on these mixers and this has definitely helped! Thank you very much! I would love to see more videos like this, maybe on utensils? Love youu!

[@shazamabean]

Just to let those know who are thinking of the kmix, john Lewis has the newer version on sale for £250 (comes with steel bowl instead of glass!!) down from £350. I just bought one.... was ooing and ahhing whether I should get any mixer but this video made me sure I needed one! Thank you for doing this guys, I had been waiting so long for this vid!

[@jelly-baby]

I just got a KMix from Costco £239, same model Argos and Curry's £420....

[@c3piano]

Our first Kitchenaid was the Classic and it lasted a little over 40 years and was used 2-3 times a week. We now have the Artesian model, which has a larger bowl.