KitchenAid Reviews

My wife and I received this as part of a set for our wedding and this is truly the best pizza cutter we have ever seen or used. Slices through pizza with ease. DiGiorno and Freschetta are no match for this baby! Usually one pass is all you need to cut clean through any pizza.

When you pick it up you notice how heavy and well built it feels and when you cut with it, the motion is incredibly smooth.

This is the most fantastic kitchen gadget ever. That may sound a little overkill- but get one and see. This is hefty and sharp and cuts pizza with ease- the best thing that ever has for me. Even the "rocking chef knife" technique doesn't ever cut quite right- but this guy does. I'm obviously impressed, huh? Y'all will be too.
And it's red.

I am so glad we decided to purchase this pizza cutter! Cutting pizza is a breeze with the strong and sharp blade, and it can be used for a variety of other things also... I like to use this for cutting sandwiches, slicing quesadillas, and to cut up different foods for my toddler such as pancakes, burritos, and much more. I love the way it can just slice through anything ONE time, without having to run the blade over and over the same place like I've had to do with our previous pizza cutter. I love its durable weight, the grip on this is awesome, and I would highly recommend it to anyone.

I love KitchenAid products, but the performance of this tea kettle is not up to the lofty standards that the company has set for itself.

Positive: It is a beautiful kettle and the enamel coating looks very durable. The silicone grips are a nice touch.

Negative: The whistle is not very loud. It would be easy not to hear the whistle if you are in another room watching TV. The kettle also does not pour the water very well. The water comes out seemingly from all angles of the spout and the kettle has to be turned nearly upside-down to get all the water out.

It is not terrible, but for the same money there are better kettles on the market. Buy the Oxo good grips kettle instead - it is a better product.

My mother-in-law has this Kitchen Aid "scoop" version. It's good, but not as good as the "spade" version. I give it 4 stars by comparison. If you must have round ice cream balls for an ice cream cone, then you could get this, however the spade works much better for scooping ice cream, cutting through easily and scooping plenty. You could still make a "ball" if you really wanted to with the spade.

I've had my Kitchen Aid Spade for 2 years. It is THE best ice cream scoop(spade) ever. No matter how cold or hard the icecream/yogurt is, the spade cuts right through.

These Kitchen Aid "scoops" or "spades" are better than the types with anti-freeze type liquid which supposedly helps. Don't bother -- these Kitchen Aid scoops cut through anything. The handle is perfect, and the whole thing is well-balanced (for both the spade and scoop).

5 stars for the Spade, 4 stars for the Scoop. I'd even pay twice as much for the Kitchen Aid Spade if required.

My wife and I purchased the black model of this item 4 years ago. We have used the scooper on average once a week and absolutely love it. It's solidly built, has a comfortable grip, and performs as good as the day we bought it. We have never had a problem with ice cream sticking to the scoop surface.

After all these years, the only wear-and-tear is a slight abrasion to the chrome scoop on the underside (probably due to the scooper sliding inside our drawer as we open/close it quickly). The abrasion has not caused any sticking.

Highly recommend!

I love this scoop. At first I was surprised how big it is, but it feels great in my hand and works great.

Very good kitchen tool, as always with KitchenAid. Enough said.

Okay you might be wondering why someone would post a review on Amazon about a melon baller. You are saying to yourself this guy needs to get a life, well, I am here to say that I own this item and it is absolutely awesome. I have 3 year old that I constantly melon just about anything for her. Potatoes, melon, cheeses.
The last melon baller I owned snapped in 2!. I bought this KitchenAid Stainless Steel Melon Baller on Amazon and I can say for a fact that you could melon a brick and this thing would not break! Great item.

This bowl is lovely, but that doesn't fix the fact that it doesn't fit in my Kitchenaid Accolade. The first line under "Features" here on Amazon reads, "Works with any KitchenAid Pivot Head stand mixer", which the Accolade IS (a pivot head mixer). But this bowl does not fit in the base of the mixer, it is to narrow, so it doesn't lock in place. So be sure to check the quart size of your mixer before you purchase this bowl.

The bowl arrived in perfect condition and came quicker than expected. I like the size. It is great for mixing smaller amounts. A lot of times the 5 quart bowl that came with the mixer is just too big.

I bought this bowl because one bowl for the mixer just isn't enough. Turns out I just LOVE the size and it looks better than bigger one I think since my mixer is out for all to see. Great size for simple cake mixes and things of that nature. Kind of a lot of money for just a bowl but worth it.

Very nice peeler except it's missing a feature that every other peeler I've ever seen has; a protuberance that can be used to remove the eyes from potatoes.

I have had my peeler almost 4 years. It feels great in your hand, has good blade protection for your fingers and has stayed very sharp. Its great on potatoes, cucumbers and apples. I was really impressed when I started using it to peel Butternut, Pumpkin and other hard squashes. So much faster and safer than a knife. It is truly the best peeler I have ever used. Buy it!

Strange...one has the kitchenAid Emblem & the other looks exactly as pictured. Both are Onyx black.

I do prefer the one pictured...I purchased at Target. The most comfortable pealer I've ever used! Plus, it's very easy to use & the blade is sharp whether you're pealing outward or toward yourself.

The one with the round KA emblem I purchased at Chef's catalog. It is nice, but much heavier & thicker...probably much better for larger hands. Otherwise, it is just as good as the one pictured.

I was disappointed with the spatula. It is too flexible and too large for my hand. My husband thought the size was okay but he too thought it was too flexible. It reminded me of a diving board!

Calling it short is a misnomer - it's not that short - it's an average size. It has a rather bulky handle that is comfortable to hold but difficult to store. The turner itself is a little on the thick side so lighter foods don't always want to cooperate but I'm pleased with it. I wouldn't buy a matching spoon becuase of the bulky handle - takes up too much room in my drawer.

For being a "short" turner, this is a big hefty tool. That's good, because it really is easy to hold and to handle with the thick handle. The cool blue color fits in with the rest of the cobalt blue line, which I have. It comes clean easy, unlike my old nylon set, where eggs would cake on.

But don't try to pick up heavy food with it, as the silicone is not rigid and will bend. After all, this is not a metal spatula. It's worth the price.