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KitchenAid 100 Year Stand Mixer, 5 Qt
Celebrate 100 Years of Making with a Custom Color and Heritage Inspired Design. This mixer is featured in a custom, classic color, which harkens back to one of the first ever KitchenAid Stand Mixer colors introduced. It's a tribute to the many years of making history with our passionate cook. Unique features include a heritage-inspired KitchenAid logo, a white-coated stainless steel bowl and a custom Power Hub cover celebrating 100 years of KitchenAid. Ten speeds and a substantial 5 quart capacity - perfect for everyday family meals.
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| Customer Rating | (5301) | (1) | (10003) | (201) |
| Price | $799.87 | $999.99 | See price in cart | $699.99 |
| Sold By | always quality | always quality | A Palace | always quality |
| Color | Pink | Pink | Dried Rose | Guava Glaze |
| Item Dimensions | 14.1 x 8.7 x 13.9 inches | 9 x 7.25 x 17 inches | 14.3 x 9.3 x 14 inches | 14.3 x 9.3 x 14 inches |
| Item Weight | 26.00 lbs | 28.00 lbs | 22.00 lbs | 22.00 lbs |
| Material | Stainless Steel | Zinc | Stainless Steel | Zinc |
| Wattage | 250.00 | 575 watts | 325.0 watts | 325 watts |
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Customer reviews
Kitchenaid has definitely cut corners recently. They are sadly not what they were for many years. I had to scrub the Stainless Steel bowl literally ten times with baking soda and lemon, then finally Barkeeper's Friend three times before all the silver residue came out of the new bowl, and i still wonder what i will be consuming. The bowls are now made in India and I assume a final acid wash is now not being used. Also, the mixer had lubricant/oil all over the mixer and safety stickers placed crooked. It was a PROJECT just to be ready to use it. Why they would put their customers through this is beyond me. Seems like a great way to kill a successful company. Also, the spring that used to be on the spindle thingy is now gone. The paddle moves around more than it used to. I bought one in 2005 and it was a completely different experience. I was stupid to sell that one, but I got into different color schemes for my kitchen and got rid of it. My conclusion is that unless you're ready to work for your mixer to be ready to use, it may serve you to try a different brand. If the cool attachments that Kitchenaid offers for this mixer is worth it to you, then, by all means, get one but be ready to sweat for it. This is yet another American company cutting corners yet charging the same and riding on reputation alone. This saddens me. Attached are pictures of the bowl being cleaned. The powder in the photos is baking soda that I repeatedly used to get the gunk out of it. Barkeeper's Friend would be a better cleaning option I believe. Good Luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2018
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
Kitchenaid has definitely cut corners recently. They are sadly not what they were for many years. I had to scrub the Stainless Steel bowl literally ten times with baking soda and lemon, then finally Barkeeper's Friend three times before all the silver residue came out of the new bowl, and i still wonder what i will be consuming. The bowls are now made in India and I assume a final acid wash is now not being used. Also, the mixer had lubricant/oil all over the mixer and safety stickers placed crooked. It was a PROJECT just to be ready to use it. Why they would put their customers through this is beyond me. Seems like a great way to kill a successful company. Also, the spring that used to be on the spindle thingy is now gone. The paddle moves around more than it used to. I bought one in 2005 and it was a completely different experience. I was stupid to sell that one, but I got into different color schemes for my kitchen and got rid of it. My conclusion is that unless you're ready to work for your mixer to be ready to use, it may serve you to try a different brand. If the cool attachments that Kitchenaid offers for this mixer is worth it to you, then, by all means, get one but be ready to sweat for it. This is yet another American company cutting corners yet charging the same and riding on reputation alone. This saddens me. Attached are pictures of the bowl being cleaned. The powder in the photos is baking soda that I repeatedly used to get the gunk out of it. Barkeeper's Friend would be a better cleaning option I believe. Good Luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2017
Color: Blue WillowVerified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
Let me cover the "used" status of this, that I specifically purchased. "Used" items on Amazon are often simply returned items that, often times, have never been used. The description in the used areas will tell you that either the item might have a blemish, or that it's simply the packaging that's been damaged. The latter was the one I chose. The item looks like it never came out of the box. I think someone opened it, saw it wasn't their color, taped it back up, and returned it. All of the attachments were still in the styro-foam just as they were originally packed. The box had a slight indention on one side, and one corner on the top was slightly mashed in. And I do mean slightly. Every piece of paper work was in it (the recipe book, the whisk-not-dishwasher warning tag, the registration paper). It pays to go to the Used section on an item, and find a return. I paid only $217 instead of $279 for it. I also recommend paying for the SqpareTrade warranty. It was $17 for 2 years.
The Imperial Black (and Gray) are not a high gloss finish. They're a matte metal finish, with a slight texture to them (much like the surface of a lemon or lime). They still marry nicely with modern, contemporary, or traditional kitchens. They grey would be nice ina country kitchen with a lot off white, or other pastel colors. The mixers are such a major eye-draw in any kitchen and, in my opinion, the Imperial colors blend in nicely with any kitchen, yet add a bit of softness to an otherwise hard-edged room.
The mixer actually isn't as big as I thought it'd be, but it's still heavy duty, and solid as a rock. I'd recommend the Artisan series, instead of Artisan Deluxe. They come with the same attachments (although the pour shield might vary). However, the Artisan series come with the metal bowl. The Deluxe comes with the glass bowl. Both are 5-QT. The glass bowl, while nice, is heavier, and there's always a risk of it breaking. Metal all the way. It's a nice touch of bling to any mixer color.
I could not be happier with my purchase.
Color: BlackVerified Purchase
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
I mean, what can you say about KitchenAid products, except great things? I've put off buying this mixer for almost two years. Something else always got in the way. Since my birthday is coming up, I decided to treat myself.Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
Let me cover the "used" status of this, that I specifically purchased. "Used" items on Amazon are often simply returned items that, often times, have never been used. The description in the used areas will tell you that either the item might have a blemish, or that it's simply the packaging that's been damaged. The latter was the one I chose. The item looks like it never came out of the box. I think someone opened it, saw it wasn't their color, taped it back up, and returned it. All of the attachments were still in the styro-foam just as they were originally packed. The box had a slight indention on one side, and one corner on the top was slightly mashed in. And I do mean slightly. Every piece of paper work was in it (the recipe book, the whisk-not-dishwasher warning tag, the registration paper). It pays to go to the Used section on an item, and find a return. I paid only $217 instead of $279 for it. I also recommend paying for the SqpareTrade warranty. It was $17 for 2 years.
The Imperial Black (and Gray) are not a high gloss finish. They're a matte metal finish, with a slight texture to them (much like the surface of a lemon or lime). They still marry nicely with modern, contemporary, or traditional kitchens. They grey would be nice ina country kitchen with a lot off white, or other pastel colors. The mixers are such a major eye-draw in any kitchen and, in my opinion, the Imperial colors blend in nicely with any kitchen, yet add a bit of softness to an otherwise hard-edged room.
The mixer actually isn't as big as I thought it'd be, but it's still heavy duty, and solid as a rock. I'd recommend the Artisan series, instead of Artisan Deluxe. They come with the same attachments (although the pour shield might vary). However, the Artisan series come with the metal bowl. The Deluxe comes with the glass bowl. Both are 5-QT. The glass bowl, while nice, is heavier, and there's always a risk of it breaking. Metal all the way. It's a nice touch of bling to any mixer color.
I could not be happier with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2017
Color: Silver MetallicVerified Purchase
I’ve never had an Amazon issue but wow, this one is bad. There is goo all over the side and the machine sparks and blew my outlet fuse. This is suppose to be new so not sure why it’s disgusting.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2018
Color: Blue WillowVerified Purchase
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Jeff F
Excellent mixer - very impressed so far
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2016Color: PersimmonVerified Purchase
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Sin palabras es maravillosa
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Nancy
Best mixer stand ever
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SensibleShopper123
Don't buy if you're planning on mixing bread or heavier type doughs.
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sox343
Defective after 2 uses
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