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lindag

lindag

I would not invest $300 in a mixer that small.  You'd not be able to do much with it.

Many years ago I got a 4.5 qt. KA as a gift and was disappointed that I couldn't make bread with it, because of it's size and because it didn't include a kneading hook.  My current mixer that I've owned since the mid 70's is a 5 qt. lift model (Hobart).  It's a good size for most everything.  Yes, it has a sizable footprint but, to me, it's worth it.  These days I don't use it much because I do my bread mixing in my Zojirushi bread machine which I love.

lindag

lindag

I would not invest $300 in a mixer that small.  You'd not be able to do much with it.

Many years ago I got a 4.5 qt. KA as a gift and was disappointed that I couldn't make bread with it, because of it's size and because it didn't include a kneading hook.  My current mixer that I've owned since the mid 70's is a 5 qt. lift model (Hobart).  It's a good size for most everything.  Yes, it has a sizable footprint but, to me, it's worth it.

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