My husband gave me my own KitchenAid Artisan mixer several years ago, but for years I had been using the Kitchen Aid stand mixer that was given to my mom and dad as a wedding gift in 1946. And, believe it or not, that almost 60 year old mixer still works and I sometimes use both of them at one time when I have a large amount of cooking to do. Even though I've had good service from our "heirloom" as I call it, I had always wanted my own that I could use as my own personal workhorse in the kitchen. If someone enjoys cooking and baking, these mixers are the best you can buy and are worth every penny. I've never found better equipment for making the cakes and frostings that I'm famous for in my family and I think I've covered the gamut of celebrations from birthday's to my son's groom's cake thanks to our Kitchen Aid mixers. And, let's not even talk about mashed potatoes and other yummy stuff. While it's often said that husbands shouldn't give kitchen items to their wives for gifts, a Kitchen Aid item in the cobalt blue (which goes with my kitchen) is for me an appreciated gift that is as decorative as it is practical. My cobalt blue mixer was the start of my own still growing collection of KitchenAid small appliance. The blender and mini-chopper are also excellent buys. Another thing I like about KitchenAid, is the appliances are made in the USA. And, if you need to talk to customer service (which I did only once and that was because of my own error, not a problem with the appliance,) you talk to someone in the US. No need to try to decipher accented English that inevitably leads to confusion and disappointing service. It's wonderful to see an American company keep its jobs at home.Get more detail about KitchenAid KSM150PSER Artisan Series 5-Quart Mixer, Empire Red.
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