There are many advantages to owning a KitchenAid mixer. For example, you can use KitchenAid mixers to mince vegetables and garlic, grind meats, whisk cream or meringue, spiralize vegetables, knead bread dough, roll pasta or mix ingredients for baked goods. That’s a lot for one appliance to deliver, but a KitchenAid mixer — especially one paired with a multitude of attachments — is up to plenty of kitchen tasks.
While an electric stand mixer provides a lot of attachment options and a powerful motor, KitchenAid hand mixers are easy to store and use with minimal equipment, so mixing ingredients and mashing potatoes is a breeze. You can even choose a cordless electric hand mixer for added convenience.
If you are researching KitchenAid small appliances, you’ll find the brand also makes blenders, toaster ovens and microwaves. And while you can get a small food processor attachment for your KitchenAid stand mixer, you may be interested in the larger KitchenAid food processor for more complex cooking and baking projects.