Amazon.com has KitchenAid 5.5 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer with 11 Speeds, KSM55SXXX, Porcelain White on sale for $284.99. Shipping is free.
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- Knead & shred at the next level with 2x the power in the bowl than Tilt-head stand mixer*; 3-point locking bowl for stability. *Compared to KSM150 when measuring peak HP in the bowl; above speed 2
- 11 Distinct Speeds for Power and Control from high to low, and everything in between.
- Designed for folding, 1/2 speed gently adds delicate ingredients, like blueberries and egg whites, into recipes without overbeating
- With 5.5 quart capacity you can easily mix 11 dozen cookies per batch*, knead over 7 lbs of bread, or mash 6 lbs of potatoes, *Using the flat beater; 28g dough each
- Over 10 stand mixer attachments available*, to make everything from fresh pasta to burgers, veggie noodles, ice cream and more, *sold separately
- Model KSM55SXBX includes (1) 5.5-qt stainless steel bowl, (1) coated flat beater, (1) coated dough hook, (1) 6-wire whip
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G8HN99MK
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Last year I bought their 8 qt Commercial model, which is the only model with their HD 1.3 horsepower 120v DC motor.
It arrived with an out of round wobbly planetary hub and 3 stripped screws (out of 4) that fasten the top cover to the lower main housing of the mixer. The DC motor is known for being much quieter in operation, yet mine was even noisier than the regular 5 to 7 qt lift bowl mixers.
To top that it claims to come with a special orange "heavy duty Commercial" cord, and my jaw dropped when I looked a the cord, as it was imprinted "18 gauge". 18 gauge is more fitting to power a string of LED lights, not a commercial mixer!
I returned the DC 'pro' commercial model in a heartbeat and switched it for a great deal on a 7 qt bowl-lift KSM70 model with all stainless steel paddles/attachments. All their mixers in the past 20 years are a disappointment, as compared to their mixers they produced in the decades prior to the 1990's.
I like my 7qt KitchenAid, but honestly if I ever found an old K5A lift bowl in mint or excellent condition I'd try to trade it for the K5A in a heartbeat.
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