KitchenAid Reviews

Uh...What's not made in China these days? Plus, American craftsmanship isn't exactly what it used to be back in the days. These certainly aren't jv sets. These pots and pans are varsity quality for jv prices. What's not to like? Go ahead get robed. It's your money.

This Kitchenaid stainless, 5 ply cookware is the best on the market in my opinion. It is superior to ALL-Clad in appearance and performance. I've noticed you rarely find this particular Kitchenaid cookware (again, the 5 ply set) side by side with All- clad in a store. I suspect the All-Clad vendor would not want people to see a close-up direct comparison of the two. Though a tidy sum, this Kitchenaid set is significantly less that the equivalent All-Clad. The heat is very well distributed, and the mirror finish is gorgeous. These pans have substantial weight also. I really can't recommend them enough!

I ordered these to replace a flaking Circulon anodized set from a few years ago. I have yet to receive my 9-piece set, so my highly scored review rating is based on research alone for now, but I couldn't wait until mine got here to share the unbelievable price I got on this set. www.potsandpans.com, which sells cookware made by Meyer has the 9-piece set for $349.00! This is by far the cheapest price I have seen anywhere.

I was able to add the butter warmer, the 8" skillet and four baking pans delivered for less than the Amazon price.

Get these from www.potsandpans.com for an unbeliveable price.

More review as soon as they arrive.

Update-

Well, Amazon seems to have lowered their price significantly in response to the fact that potsandpans.com had it for so much cheaper. Shipping from potsandpans was $50.00 no matter how many pieces I added, so I'm not sure if that still beats Amazon's price or not, but they have come down quite a bit in order to compete, it appears. Mine gets here Monday the 9th and I'm excited.

When I first got these tongs, I was deeply disappointed - the tongs are clearly just stamped out of a sheet of steel and then bent in half, and they look pretty cheap. Then, I tried them to fish some potstickers out of boiling water, and sorta changed my mind.

The tongs look cheap, but work really well for dumplings and other big floating stuff, and for thick pasta. Thin pasta, however, tends to fall through the prongs (which touch at their tips, not interlace). If you hold the tongs more firmly so small stuff doesn't fall through, it gets crushed - the ends are slightly concave, but too shallow to really make a pouch.

This would be perfect if the prongs were square-ended, and the wide solid part of the ends was more deeply concave. As it is, it depends on what you're cooking.

I love it, the Family loves it. Wonderful product, works like a champ, would recommend to anyone that bakes.

The name says it all! Kichen Aid has been around.

Yes, it seems expensive but you will never replace this baby. Invest in quality and you will never be disappointed. I got this mixer for myself as a housewarming gift. That was seven years ago.


I live in age diverse neighborhood. My neigher and I, who I put at around 65-70, Starting talking about appliances and swapping recipes last fall. There on the counter her kitchen aid mixer She that was a wedding gift 45-50 something years ago.

This baby mixes even the mosk sticky dough. The motor is powerful and still pretty quiet. My hubby and I have different schedules. I can bake and cook and he can sleep.

No more extra apppliances in the kitchen the attachments are excellent. I love the pasta attachment.

My neighbor wanted to try the juicer attachment. We went over to her house to see if it fit. I was skeptical since this was an attachment for a more modern model I thought. Guess what it fit! We were shocked. Now she been buying attachments and giving threm a test drive.


Love it!

For years I balked at the cost however, after replacing two underpowered poor-performing handmixers over the years, I took the plunge and purchased the KitchenAid Stand Mixer. My only regret is that I didn't buy it sooner! This mixer has provided me with four years of hands-free use, with predictable power and consistency. It makes wonderful lump-free batters, stiff meringue, smooth frostings, perfect whipped potatoes, and even kneads bread dough. The included recipe book is a perfect introduction to it's array of capabilities but don't hesitate to let it take over other chores in the kitchen. There are a multitude of tasks the mixer can perform with optional accessories that are available for purchase. Turn last night's roast into today's sandwich using the meat grinding attachment, churn out authentic fettuccine with the Pasta Attachment, prepare fresh juice using the Juicing Attachment, it can even open cans and mill grains. So many possibilities...and all with the quality and classic styling you would expect from KitchenAid.

Never thought I could own a top of the line cooking set due to the exuberant prices..., but Kitchenaid made it possible. I found the quality, style, and detail better than All-Clad's stainless, but at a lower cost. Hope they expand their line offering to compete better with All-Clad. Overall, very amazed and pleased with the cooking results. Note, pots are very heavy. Found difficulty in washing/rinsing due to weight. Wouldn't want to drop this on your foot.

These cake pans are ok, the are very flimzy, they also have a odor to them when you are cooking with them..

I like the thickness of the spoon but did not like the length of the spoon, it would have been perfect if it was few more inches long.

A very nice spoon but it's a "slotted" spoon -- not a solid spoon as in the picture.