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5-Qt The Pioneer Woman 600W 6-Speed Stand Mixer (Linen Speckle)
$62
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Walmart has 5-Qt The Pioneer Woman 600W 6-Speed Stand Mixer (Linen Speckle, PW3509956914017) on sale for $62.27. Shipping is free.
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- High Powerful 600-Watt Motor
- Durable die-cast metal body
- 6 Speed with Pulse function, prepare light meringue or knead heavy dough with precisecontrol, allows for excellence in performing a variety of preparation tasks.
- Dishwasher safe 5.0 Quart stainless steel bowl with handle, can mix up to 9 dozen cookies.
- Dishwasher safe attachment: 1pc Non-stick dough hook, 1pc Non-stick metal Flat Beater, 1pcStainless steel Wire Balloon Whisk and 1pc splash guard
- All accessories are removable, dishwasher safe and BPA free for safe, and easily clean
- Tilt-back head design for easily adding ingredients.
- Suction Feet, Keeps stand mixer in place during use
- With output connector to attach more accessories
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- Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- Free 90-day returns.
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Walmart has 5-Qt The Pioneer Woman 600W 6-Speed Stand Mixer (Linen Speckle, PW3509956914017) on sale for $62.27. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.
Thanks to Deal Hunter LolaBunny21 for finding this deal.
- Note: Pricing and availability may vary by location.
- High Powerful 600-Watt Motor
- Durable die-cast metal body
- 6 Speed with Pulse function, prepare light meringue or knead heavy dough with precisecontrol, allows for excellence in performing a variety of preparation tasks.
- Dishwasher safe 5.0 Quart stainless steel bowl with handle, can mix up to 9 dozen cookies.
- Dishwasher safe attachment: 1pc Non-stick dough hook, 1pc Non-stick metal Flat Beater, 1pcStainless steel Wire Balloon Whisk and 1pc splash guard
- All accessories are removable, dishwasher safe and BPA free for safe, and easily clean
- Tilt-back head design for easily adding ingredients.
- Suction Feet, Keeps stand mixer in place during use
- With output connector to attach more accessories
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars from customer reviews.
- Free 90-day returns.
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It's far different than a Kitchenaid (I have an 8qt Commercial & a 7qt bowl-lift) as it's all plastic and the Kitchenaids are all metal/cast aluminum and the drivetrain is surely 'lighter duty', but for mixing batter, cookie & cake mixes and anything except heavy doughs it should perform well.
I've seen test reviews of near-identical clones of the Pioneer Woman mixers that did far better than expected. For $62 I'm very tempted to get one just for small-batch & light-duty mixing.
That being said, KitchenAid stuff is not bullet proof; if you use your mixer frequently, you will likely need to change a bevel or worm gear at one time or another.
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It's far different than a Kitchenaid (I have an 8qt Commercial & a 7qt bowl-lift) as it's all plastic and the Kitchenaids are all metal/cast aluminum and the drivetrain is surely 'lighter duty', but for mixing batter, cookie & cake mixes and anything except heavy doughs it should perform well.
I've seen test reviews of near-identical clones of the Pioneer Woman mixers that did far better than expected. For $62 I'm very tempted to get one just for small-batch & light-duty mixing.
edit: strike that, i thought she had a channel named pioneer woman cooks or something like that but I'm not seeing it
I'd probably go with Kitchen-Aid of something higher end, because appliances like this fall under the category of "buy once, cry once" products. But this isn't a bad deal for what it is.
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That being said, KitchenAid stuff is not bullet proof; if you use your mixer frequently, you will likely need to change a bevel or worm gear at one time or another.
One of the reviewer for the Pioneer Woman mixer wrote this mixer is weaker than their Kitchenaid. The most powerful $1000 Kitchenaid is only 500W, vs. this one with 600W.
How is this possible? Is it just built poorly?
A 600W mixer should be very powerful.
One of the reviewer for the Pioneer Woman mixer wrote this mixer is weaker than their Kitchenaid. The most powerful $1000 Kitchenaid is only 500W, vs. this one with 600W.
How is this possible? Is it just built poorly?
A 600W mixer should be very powerful.
if you put your bicycle in 5th gear and try to pedal it, it seems like your legs are pretty weak and incapable of moving you along very much. if you put it in first gear, your legs seem strong, but you go pretty slow. I think the same principle probably applies here. It just doesn't have the correct gears to utilize the 600 w power at a slow pace with a lot of strength...
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You have a lot to learn, as the "modern times" isn't the 'step up' you may think it is.
Ones with your same mindset used to laugh at the 'old ways' until they later eventually wised up and found that some of the best foods and ways of cooking (and much more) come from 'pioneer era' methods and cookware.
For instance, that's why there's a huge market and well-informed ppl will spend big bucks in buying 100 yr old Griswold, Wapak, and countless other past manufacturer's cast iron skillets & cookware. Well-informed people are putting them to daily use, as even famous modern era chefs have shown them that the modern era cookware can't even duplicate the incredible level of taste of many dishes cooked in this 'pioneer age' cookware.
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