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Hamilton Beach Electric Stand Mixer
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Hamilton Beach Electric Stand Mixer
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On top of being super affordable, this Hamilton Beach mixer has earned the Good Housekeeping Institute‘s seal of approval for its excellent mixing power. In multiple tests, the team was impressed by the mixer’s ability to whip delicate egg whites into stiff peaks and knead bread dough quickly and evenly. Other highlights are that it comes with three convenient attachments—a dough hook, whisk, and flat beater—as well as a removable splatter shield to help prevent messes.
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KitchenAid Artisan Mini Tilt-Head Stand Mixer
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KitchenAid Artisan Mini Tilt-Head Stand Mixer
KitchenAid’s Artisan stand mixer is a beast in the kitchen with its 10 speed options and 67 touchpoints around the mixing bowl for smoother results. According to the Good Housekeeping Institute, it’s also 25 percent lighter and occupies 20 percent less counter space than the brand’s classic model, making it a great compact option that doesn’t skimp on power.
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This small but mighty stand mixer uses a 250-watt motor and up to six speed settings to mix ingredients. Since it’s about 10 inches tall, you can fit this small appliance under most kitchen cabinets.
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Vospeed’s stand mixer has six speed control as well as pulse option to handle tough ingredients. Additionally, the appliance has a built-in temperature chip sensor to prevent overheating.
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This stand mixer has a large 9.5 quart capacity to help you tackle big baking tasks. Another plus? It has 10 speed settings to choose from and a powerful 660-watt motor.
For those who want to bring vintage appeal to their countertop, this Frigidaire model has a chic, retro design. It also comes with a handy mixing guide to help you decide which speeds to use for different recipes.
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