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KitchenAid KSM150 Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer Expired
$195.50
$379.99
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Target.com has KitchenAid KSM150 Artisan Series 5-Quart Tilt-Head Stand Mixer (Dust) for $229.99 - 15% in-cart discount = $195.49. Shipping is free. Thanks thummel1
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First post. Go easy.
Target has close out Kitchen Aid Artisan Series 5qt Tilt Head Stand Mixer KSM150 for $229.99. Select Colors.
Final price with varying tax, $199.65 at Target Online with 15% Discount and 5% Redcard Discount Free Shipping
https://www.target.com/p/kitchena...A-16618673
Target has close out Kitchen Aid Artisan Series 5qt Tilt Head Stand Mixer KSM150 for $229.99. Select Colors.
Final price with varying tax, $199.65 at Target Online with 15% Discount and 5% Redcard Discount Free Shipping
https://www.target.com/p/kitchena...A-16618673
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That isn't even using any of the available attachments.
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I've done a lot of research on this, do yourself a favor and skip the artisan series unless space is a factor. Go with at least an HD if not the professional. Main difference is the tilt head which may be more convenient but much less powerful. With that said the artisan has plastic gears vs metal gears like the HD and professional series.
I'm sure the artisan is "good enough" for most houses but I'm a buy it for life kind of guy. Also if you're looking for a deal, KitchenAid sells refurbished models for near half price. I got a refurbished pro 600 for $180 not too long ago. You couldn't tell it wasn't brand new out of the box.
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I asked my wife the same question, why she need a $200 machine to mix dough for cookies
Unless you baking batches for 10 plus people its a waste of money and counter space
That isn't even using any of the available attachments.
That isn't even using any of the available attachments.
I'm sure the artisan is "good enough" for most houses but I'm a buy it for life kind of guy. Also if you're looking for a deal, KitchenAid sells refurbished models for near half price. I got a refurbished pro 600 for $180 not too long ago. You couldn't tell it wasn't brand new out of the box.
This is the one that my sister has she got it last yr and loves it
https://www.target.com/p/kitchena...nk=s
its All Metal Drive System whatever that means but it is artisan just not sure what to get gonna buy one at target since I have the 20 percent to use
If you've ever hated kneading dough...
This is the one that my sister has she got it last yr and loves it
https://www.target.com/p/kitchena...nk=s
its All Metal Drive System whatever that means but it is artisan just not sure what to get gonna buy one at target since I have the 20 percent to use
Not sure where you're getting your sources from but no artisan has metal gear system. It's made of plastic. It's one of the biggest cons of the artisan series.
If having the convenience of having a tilt head for having plastic gears then by all means have at it. Look at it this way no commercial grade mixers have a tilt head. They all have a loft design.
The reason the artisan series sells better outside of price is purely cosmetic colors that are only available in the artisan series. That and the lower profile.
I'm sorry but it's been well documented the pros out weighs the cons with the pro vs the artisan series. I'm happy to hear your sister is happy with her purchase but like I said I'm a buy it for life type of guy. Plastic gears is not something that's going to last past a few years.