5.5 Quart Kitchenaid Mixer Cover

Cuisinart is changing the way the world mixes. This phenomenal new stand mixer delivers more power, more capacity, and more options--and it comes with the best name in the business.

Amazon Sales Rank: #7898 in Kitchen & Housewares Color: Brushed Chrome Brand: Cuisinart Model: SM-70BC Released on: 2007-04-01 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 14.50" h x 11.00" w x 15.50" l, 9.00 pounds 1,000-watt stand mixer housed in durable die-cast metal 12 speeds; 7-quart stainless-steel bowl; slow-start and gentle-fold functions 15-minute countdown timer; 3 power outlets; auto shutoff; tilt-back head Chef's whisk, flat mixing paddle, dough hook, and splashguard included Measures 15-1/2 by 11 by 14-1/2 inches; 3-year warranty; 5-year motor warranty

Housed in durable die-cast metal, this stand mixer features a powerful 1,000-watt motor that can handle the heaviest mixing tasks. Its extra-large, 7-quart, stainless-steel bowl accommodates big batches--even double or triple recipes. The unit also provides 12 mixing speeds, along with a 15-minute countdown timer and automatic shutoff, for maximum precision. Choose the slow-start function to eliminate splatter or the ultra-gentle fold function to carefully blend in delicate ingredients. The mixer's tilt-back head allows for easy access to the mixing bowl and makes attaching accessories a snap. Accessories include a chef's whisk, a flat mixing paddle, and a dough hook, as well as a splashguard. The whisk aerates ingredients to increase volume or can also be used on slow speed to gently combine dry ingredients. Contoured to reach the bottom and sides of the bowl, the flat mixing paddle ensures thorough mixing. The dough hook makes hand kneading obsolete, while the splashguard offers an extra-wide pouring spout for neatly adding ingredients. The stand mixer also contains three power outlets, including a high-speed outlet for its optional dedicated attachments (meat grinder, citrus juicer, blender, food processor, or pasta maker--all sold separately). The stand mixer measures 15-1/2 by 11 by 14-1/2 inches and carries a three-year product warranty and a five-year motor warranty.

The best customer feedback 176 of 177 people found this review helpful. Rather than make bread weekly using koffeemann For KitchenAid mixer and recently my Kitchenaid motor came after overheating. Although I prefer the looks of the Kitchenaid mixers (something more industrial of them), Cuisinart has addressed several of the main problems found in Kitchenaid mixers: not enough power, very large bowl-shaped timer, absent / minimal speed control. The stronger motor is crucial if you're mixing doughs for minutes at a time. The taller, more narrow bowl shape prevents spilling. The timer function is tremendously useful. And the full range of speeds (especially slow speeds) and smooth acceleration at any speed, again, prevent spills and allow for greater control. Other features I like: spill guard fits perfectly and is a piece (again, unlike my old Kitchenaid), lock function, the handle locks into place, so you never have to lift off the top and bottom swing out ; The smooth surface makes it easy to clean, easy to wash all attachments in the dishwasher a great product! 113 of 114 people found the following review helpful. Unexpected pleasure and performance by Robert Brian Lamm, I owned a pair of 5 Qt KitchenAid mixer, and even a Hobart Professional 5 Qt (45 pounds, three speed manual transmission). I was disappointed to hear (but never experienced) problems that users encounter KitchenAid changed the gearbox of metal on plastic (yes, the transfer, not their accounts). Why take the certainty that is currently displayed on the packaging as their mixer "all the Metal Gear" no problem with the gearbox lid. K'Aid to this question was never really clear to them enough for my taste, so my temptation to buy the KitchenAid 6 qt was muffled. I bought the Cuisinart 7 Quart, because I wanted the extra capacity - simple as that. I think his power is suitable for all tasks regardless of speed setting, "knows" the intensification of the slow speed (resulting in a cloud of flour and other ingredients with the possibility of spread to produce), something only possible with The advent of new electronic controls. The cockpit is deep and well designed. A word about power: Please do not Puchas blender because you believe that high power will translate into more power. This is simply not so. Power is a measure of the energy consumed by the mixer, not off as a couple (ability to trudge through heavy masses). A poorly designed engine will use lots of watts, but it will not give it to you in a higher power. This mixer is complete with 1000 watt power have - sounds like a lot, the point is that it is pulling its power, its power is sufficient for the tasks at hand. Way back when I had a qt KitchenAid 5, With 325 watts (watts sexy grown before). It also had sufficient power, the power of marketing as a meaningful number, people would "underpowered" mocks such a device. Silly, really. This mixer is well designed. It has a blend hours, a pulse button, both of which are of use. His line (for those of you who are interested) are as follows: a British brand Kenwood, marketed a quality 7 qt mixer, popular in Europe for many years but was never very popular in the U.S. market. It was sold to rivals and for a short time was made available under this brand are available. It was then sold to DeLong, who has changed a bit ", then was sold to the Cuisinart, which has made the most significant changes to the (controller deeper, better designed bowl, preferably with a timer and ramp function of speed) mixer is always good even even way back when he was a Kenwood. The design of this mixer, with its large capacity allows even the door to rotate, with a vengeance to clear out and away from the bowl, while the leader of the dough qt KitchenAid five six models are fixed and must be sure the bowl.