Kitchen aid - Xmas gift for the mrs
Kitchen aid - Xmas gift for the mrs
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Welshbeef

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49,633 posts

227 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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Wife does life to do a fair bit of cooking so am thinking of a nice food mixed but these Kitchen aids seem totally top end nice weight to them 5 year warranty look really funky.

But there is a tall one and a shorter mixer what's the difference for?


They sem to be £430 and guess if go to John Lewis for total piece of mind.




Edited by Welshbeef on Wednesday 18th December 21:48

z4chris99

12,515 posts

208 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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tall one has bigger bowl... 6.9l not 4.8l

cheap here

http://www.cateringsuperstore.co.uk/kitchenaid-k45...

steve2

1,861 posts

247 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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Get it for her and she will love you forever

escargot

17,123 posts

246 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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You could just print out the spec sheet and give her permission to buy it in the new year with her own money.

Welshbeef

Original Poster:

49,633 posts

227 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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z4chris99 said:
tall one has bigger bowl... 6.9l not 4.8l

cheap here

http://www.cateringsuperstore.co.uk/kitchenaid-k45...
That is a good price - one color only.

John Lewis are offering it for £430 but it comes with a free Kitchen aid ice cream making attachment.


Also there seems to be three mixers one is the bigger one then the other two look similar ish one is a "Design" the other a "series" no idea what the difference means.

Welshbeef

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227 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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escargot said:
You could just print out the spec sheet and give her permission to buy it in the new year with her own money.
Come on give it a rest please.

evoivboy

986 posts

175 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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richwig83

15,749 posts

167 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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Does she know you call her "wide"?

Welshbeef

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227 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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evoivboy said:
Its a bigger machine but do you really need it for many things? No idea its a bigger bowel but visually the smaller one IMHO looks better.

Also which colour????? They look so good what's the traditional Kitchenaod colour? I'm liking the pistachio

MentalSarcasm

6,083 posts

240 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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What colour is your kitchen and does your wife normally like things that match? No point getting a green mixer if everything else in the kitchen is red wobble

Welshbeef

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49,633 posts

227 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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MentalSarcasm said:
What colour is your kitchen and does your wife normally like things that match? No point getting a green mixer if everything else in the kitchen is red wobble
She likes contempory classic (all our Le Cruset is original colour) kitchen is currently white but will be changed within probably 5 years

einsign

5,638 posts

275 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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Thermomix

whoami

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269 months

Wednesday 18th December 2013
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Welshbeef said:
She likes contempory classic (all our Le Cruset is original colour) kitchen is currently white but will be changed within probably 5 years
So will you if you buy her that for Christmas.

Puggit

49,787 posts

277 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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Get the pasta making attachment too!

Welshbeef

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49,633 posts

227 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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whoami said:
So will you if you buy her that for Christmas.
I hear you but I think shed actually really like it. It isn't the "main" gift as the main gift are tickets to see her favourite band front row seats but on Xmas day opening a card as nice as that is doesn't have the magic of a tangible thing. Plus her current mixer is broken

Dicky Knee

1,100 posts

160 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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Costco have the heavy duty at £485. I ended up buying it at Harts of Stur..best price and free delivery which was next day and the free ice cream maker was sent as well rather than having to claim back. Worth a look.

Welshbeef

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49,633 posts

227 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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Dicky Knee said:
Costco have the heavy duty at £485. I ended up buying it at Harts of Stur..best price and free delivery which was next day and the free ice cream maker was sent as well rather than having to claim back. Worth a look.
Is it better than the smaller one? It doesn't look as nice IMHO


With John Lewis its £430 with free ice cream maker - you claim it back and a John Lewis totally hassle free 5 year warranty.

Dicky Knee

1,100 posts

160 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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I bought the Artisan with free ice cream maker for £386 from Harts. We really don't need the bigger one. I thought it a worthwhile saving and you may find that John Lewis will price match anyway. They did on a camera I just bought there. Worth asking the question.

Dave200

5,671 posts

249 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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Welshbeef said:
Wife does life to do a fair bit of cooking so am thinking of a nice food mixed but these Kitchen aids seem totally top end nice weight to them 5 year warranty look really funky.
Wat?

obob

4,193 posts

223 months

Thursday 19th December 2013
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He wants an imaginary kitchenaid for his imaginary wife so she can cook imaginary food in his imaginary kitchen before she goes to see an imaginary concert.