KitchenAid Mixer 101

[@reneehughes7860]

Very helpful. Lots of videos about how to run the mixer. Your's is the only one I've found that explained what each attachment is best used for. Thank you.

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching. Please share with your friends!

[@vintagevetgal7631]

Thank you for this easy to follow tutorial! I got one for my birthday and am excited!

[@jodin.5942]

I just received one for my birthday too and I know your excitement! What have you made so far? I want to start simple but would really like to make some bread or pizza dough.

[@bonniebrown7565]

Thank you i just got my mixer and didn't have a clue. Great video.❤

[@beitaniabalcha8303]

Best video ever! Thank you ❤🙏🏽

[@wendymathews1030]

This was really helpful, thank you!

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Glad it was helpful! Please let us know how else we can serve your best.

[@cassidyraebarrera]

Thank you soooo much I just got a mixer and had no idea what's what 😅

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

You are welcome!!! Glad we could help.

[@Jezeppi1]

Great information😊 Thank you ❤

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

My pleasure 😊

[@jason11166]

best video out there!

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Thank you. If you make it please let us know how it tuns out.

[@alexwu7123]

Very helpful! Thanks a lot!

[@A2thaLO]

Very helpful 😊

[@robertknight4672]

If you don't have a spring but you want one there is a solution. Mr. Mixer sells a quick install spring and washer. Another note I recently learned that the UK tilthead KitchenAids are required to be self-locking.

[@Earlybird86]

I just inherited my mom’s mixer and I cleaned it up and want to start using it. It’s a professional 6. What goes on the front hole of the mixer? Did anything else come with it besides the three attachments shown here?

[@gitanashimmy4756]

You can buy additional attachments like a meat grinder or cheese / vegetable shredders, etc. Sorry for your loss :(

[@Earlybird86]

@ oh wow I was just talking about this with my fiancé today. We are gonna get the meat grinder and pasta maker. I want to look into the ice cream maker. It may be better just to get a standalone icecream maker

[@decz4457]

so you used an extension cord for the mixer? I wanted to know if it is safe to use an extension cord as the mixer has a short power cord.

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Yes, we do use extension cords. You may need to check the manual to see what size the extension will need to be but we have not had any issues using an extension cord thus far.

[@decz4457]

@@TheSweetSavoryClassroom thank you. I've read in other comments about Kitchen Aid that the mixer should not be used with an extension cord But for me since I'm also using extension cord for my electric oven then I thought there's no problem using an extension cord for the mixer.

[@SillyOmega]

​@@decz4457depends on the gauge of the cord . Not many people realize there's a difference.

[@rancid216]

If I'm making a mixture to make ice cream for my Ninja Creami would it be better to use the regular beater or the whisk like beater? The mixture is heavy cream, eggs, water, sweetener, and whatever flavor I'm making. Have been using an immersion blender with a whisk attachment. Thought I would give the mixer a try since I hardly ever use it.

[@n3wty]

You underestimate how much I make whipped creme :3. I think the wisk is my most used haha.

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

LOL. Who doesn't love a little whip cream!

[@a.kay.c]

Thank you!

[@lynahowells8413]

I love my kitchenAid mixers, I call mine Morticia and Lilly

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Interesting....

[@fododude]

None of the attachments scrape the sides of the bowl. The mix that clings to the sides won't get blended with the rest of the mixture. You have to stop, raise the attachment, scrape the sides with a spatula, mix them in by hand, and continue. I'd like to see someone mix (say, cookie dough) without having to do that. A hand mixer is easier in this respect.

[@Maryellengray]

Thank you for the advice. Please don’t pull the plug out of the socket like that. Put your hand closer to the plug so not to pull the wires.

[@slickstretch6391]

She looks so surprised. lol

[@ShortArmStrongArm]

Toy. Good match for an EasyBake Oven. Serious mixers are bowl lift.

[@stout8529]

The amount of people in this comment section who doesn’t understand the simplest and the most obvious things is a bit saddening. Did you really think that the whisk is for bread dough, or the dough hook is for making frosting?? What?

[@TheSweetSavoryClassroom]

Some things are really foreign to those who don't do it on a regular basis.

[@SillyOmega]

Be nice there are some people who have never cooked, or never paid attention in Home EC. Thinking the skills were useless. Most younger people don't know how to cook anymore.

[@jeffc609]

learn proper sentence structure. it’s “who don’t understand”, not “doesn’t”. i figured you would appreciate the correction since you love to criticize others.

[@stout8529]

@@jeffc609 I do appreciate it. U r correct. English is relatively easy to learn for non-speakers, however those who speak it as their first language do not speak it very well themselves. So I pick up some bs on the way. Especially rubbish american "english". In any case, keep the dough hook for dough, and whisk for batter, alright ;)

[@SillyOmega]

@@jeffc609 dude not every one under stands english.

[@danlovestotravel8159]

Thank you. Oh and it's a whisk by the way not whip😂 but it is used for whipping😂

[@agbortabefiona7934]

Sooo helpful. Thank you so much