Small Mixer

Hi all,
OK, I admit a small company that makes wedding cakes and other cakes for special occasions. I was looking for a reliable blender (mixer) with a bowl that will last! I do not want it to be industrial-size as I have nowhere to hide and I want it to be less than $ 700. Today, I went to three 800watt mixer sunbeam.

Good food aid will last at least 20 years. The main problem is that there are about five grades, you can get. You need a commercial grade 5 Qt available for about $ 450 in a restaurant supply company with 600 watts. The transmission is better than a ray of sun to avoid burning and you can make the cookie dough with her thick. It really helps to have lift bowl so that you can lift the slurry in gradually.

Also look around for appliance repair shops. You can usually get an engine turned off.

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If you go to have a greater Hobart. They are indestuctable.

I have a Kitchen Aid Artisan, which costs about $ 300. I use it for making cakes, icings and fondant (with dough hook on lowest setting). I "ve had it for two years now and it's a little noisier than it was when I got it.

If you are a member of Sam, they got the biggest model of bowl lift it. I think it's less than $ 400. The Sams I had just seen red.

Kitchen Aid has a different mix of a regular blender, hard to describe, but when I started using it, it felt like my cookie dough mix was really for the first time. It only takes a minute or two to whip cream with it, and you can use the dough hook for bread and tortilla dough too.

Apparently, Sunbeam mixers used cheap day return. I killed two Sunbeam mixers before I invested in the Kitchen Aid.

You need to find a "commercial grade device counter. I will not give you recommendations, but if you have passed through the rays of the sun, then I think you know you need something more power and capacity to cool more quickly. questions Visit restaurant supply store in your area and ask for your use according to staff there. You may be able to get an 8 qt. Axis mixer for 700 $ or less.

Buy a Kitchen Aid stand mixer. It will outlive all others. I bought mine when I was selling wedding cakes and birthday cakes. He was the only mixer that I did not burn glaze. I had mine for years.

You can get them for about $ 200.

Hello Alex, a young, Hobart is the brand that you find in many professional kitchens and they last a lifetime, you should find them online - expensive, but you can buy second hand from the kitchen to try the online providers. Every best.I hope this helps. Rab young at