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4.5-QT Ultra Power Stand Mixer - Empire Red | 
| Brand: KitchenAid
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $249.99
Rating:  2 reviews
Sales Rank: 32349
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 24.9
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0.1
MPN: KSM95ER
Model: KSM95ER
UPC: 883049120041
EAN: 0883049120041
ASIN: B000UVRC64
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 300 watts of power- 10 speeds | | • | Metal Gears- Direct Drive Transmission- Planetary Mixing Action | | • | Tilt-back head allows easy access to mixture | | • | Includes 4.5-qt stainless steel bowl- flat beater- dough hook & wire whip | | • | Power hub for optional attachments (that are sold separately) |
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| Customer Reviews:
Red KitchenAid Mixer June 19, 2008
Valerie L. Schlagal (West Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've waited what seems like a lifetime for a KitchenAid and it lives up to all my expectations. The seller was great - item was delivered as described - no hitches - very quick and easy transaction.
My most beloved appliance April 11, 2008
leemarie (Napa, CA , USA)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Currently all the reviews on Amazon are for the Artisan series mixers, probably because of the extra 25 watts of power over the Ultra series. I got my beloved Empire Red Ultra from my sister, in brand new condition, because she got tired of my constant admiration (actually, covetousness)of it every time I came to visit her. She happens to be a very busy working mom who doesn't cook and bake as much as I do, so she sold it to me at her cost, and I think she now regrets it! At any rate, on to my review...
First off, let me say this baby is HEAVY...at nearly 25 lbs. I don't move it around very much. It stays in its designated space on my counter, and I don't even TRY to store it. I'm disabled, and just don't have the physical strength to tackle that. However, its weight is one of the many advantages of the machine, when mixing heavier items such as bread and cookie doughs. It obviously saves me a lot of hand and arm fatigue; a hand-held mixer is out of the question for me. It has plenty of power, and easily mixes 2 loaves' worth of bread dough with minimal bogging. The only thing that I would improve upon is I would add a way to store the cord neatly; but that is a small thing compared to how much I rely on it to help me cook.
From whipped potatoes to buttercream icing, this mixer does all that I require of it, and probably much, much more...I hope to be able to buy some of the attachments for it soon. At about $50 less than the Artisan series, don't pass it up thinking that the extra 25 watts of power is the only way to go.
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