KitchenAid Reviews

A well balanced and sharpe knife right out of the package. I find myself picking this knife up first more and more. It keeps a sharpe edge much longer than some of the more expensive knives I have and feels just right in my hand. Another KitchenAid product well made. The price was right also.

The spoon is a nice spoon, of good quality, however, it is way to big and heavy for everyday cooking. Most of my pans are 2 to 5 quart pans and this spoon like it's other matching items, is simply to large and heavy. They are not balanced either. I will be carefull before buying Kitchen Aid again because of this size issue.

This spoon is great for any cooking involving high temps (making a roux). It is slightly bigger than I had expected but I would definitly recomend.

This KitchenAid basting spoon has a large enough capacity (4 oz.) to do double duty as a soup/stew ladle -- and that's exactly what it does in my kitchen. It's like having 2 tools in one. I needed a new ladle since my old one had a cracked handle and was wanting to get a new set of cobalt blue KitchenAid utensils anyway to match my KitchenAid mixer. I was a bit disappointed that there was no ladle included in this line of tools, but then realized that the basting spoon had as much capacity as my old ladle. I haven't regretted my purchasing decision -- the spoon is well balanced and wonderful to use with both my non-stick and enameled cast iron cookware and cleans up easily in the dishwasher.

this cutting board is a great size for small chores. It never slips on my counter when I am using it and it does not seem to retain any stains from cutting on it. It is as white as ever! Very classy looking too.

Great item, heavy duty handle, and RED...what could be better? You'll never go wrong with a Kitchenaid product.

KitchenAid Silicone Mixer Spatula,& KitchenAid Silicone Spatula Scraper are not the same thing and should not be confussed. The KitchenAid Silicone Mixer Spatula is really designed for KitchenAid stand Mixers while the KitchenAid Silicone Spatula Scraper is for every thing else. It can be used in hot pots when scraping things like when making puddings or gravys cause it does withstand high heat, up to 500 degrees the lable says. KitchenAid Silicone Spatula Scraper & KitchenAid Silicone Spoon Spatula should really be sold together cause no kitchen should be with out both. I have 2 of each and 1 KitchenAid Silicone Mixer Spatula for my Kitchenaid Stand mixer.

I liked the look of these measuring spoons, but I've hardly used them. The spoons are so wide, even the smallest measure cannot fit into any of my spice jars. Definitely impractible.

I LOVE KitchenAid Cook's Tools and Gadgets. I especially love these spoons and the cups that they make that match them. It stead of being flat on the bottom they are rounded. This makes it easier to get all your ingredients out of the measuring spoon or cup and into your recipe.
I personally am collecting all of the KitchenAid Cook's Tools and Gadgets for my Hope Chest (so when I get married I will have things that withstand time :)

There are three things that set these spoons apart from the competition. The most important is the handle design. The curved handle acts as a support so that the spoons rest level on their own. If you have ever measured out a liquid ingredient before you needed it, then you know the issue with trying to put the spoon on the countertop; the spoon tips to one side and the liquid spills. I usually end up trying to wrinkle a piece of paper towel for just the right height to support the handle, and then hope I don't accidentally bump it. In the KitchenAid spoon's design, the curved handle is an elegant solution to this problem, and I think it really represents their "for the way it's made" slogan. The second bonus to the design is the smooth connection between the handle and the cup. This is great for leveling powdered ingredients. In competing designs I've used, the powder gets stuck in the nooks and crannies, and it's a nuisance to remove. With ingredients like garlic powder, small measurement errors make a big difference. The last nicety in this set is the grouping ring. I've used designs where you can only remove the spoons from one side, and it's annoying to remove all the spoons just to get to the last one! KitchenAid has a simple cut in the ring to remove spoons, which allows you to remove them in either direction, as well as getting to the spoons in the middle of the stack. Also, the ring is oval shaped so that if you hang the spoons, they won't accidentally slip through the ring's opening. For something as simple as measuring spoons, this set is a great piece of work.