I don’t think got fake one. It’s normal for electrical appliances to be sold 15-20% below RRP. If cheaper than that probably grey set without warranty.

kitchen aid all the way at least you're rolling in style

If os then real la.

Not OS that's why scared

Buy from the kitchen aid os.
Its in shopee mall.

I rather pay extra abit than headache later.
So far imo kitchen aid is the best.
Kenwood very wooble when in high speed.

I'm using ankarsrum.

Good for bread

This post has been edited by watzisname: Feb 2 2021, 08:07 PM

Just noticed kitchenaid 4.8l is only 300w motor power. Enough or not? Even cheapo brand is 1000w+

Kitchenaid 4.8l is 300w enough power or not?

Pro500 nyamnyam. Good enough and sweet.

I'm surprise KitchenAid is so low wattage. Didn't know that. Most Kenwood start from 1000W for their mixers. Mine is a Chef KVC3100. Rather low-end tbh. I have no experience with KitchenAid, so cannot comment.

This post has been edited by malayantiger: Feb 3 2021, 06:57 PM

most people will say higher watt better

but i find it very contradicting when i was checking out those industrial grade mixers

most of them are within 400-800W range for smaller scale ones yet goes through tough doughs like nothing

1.5k is low end? Rich liao. If I don't go for kitchenaid KVC3100 is my choice because that's the only kenwood with 4.8l size. The rest is either too small or too big like the chef xl. But hard to find now

That's a good price! I paid £350 two years back. Anyway a good mixer lasts. My old Kenwood is more than 30 years old. The old one is cast iron! Not moulded aluminium. Its a good investment. I make bread on a daily basis for my kids (now all grown up). Bread dough can be hard to knead by hand.

But tbh, my wife found some 'no knead recipes' (very liquid dough) recently and we have been trying them out. Not bad results...so my Kenwood is left idle for now.

I don't really know in depth about the anatomy of a stand mixer, but I remember back when I was purchasing my stand mixer, I have the same concern. Apparently direct drive motor consume less power than normal geared/belted motor while producing similar torque. Hence why you see stand mixer with direct drive motor comes with less wattage.

Same like vacuum cleaner, Dyson advertised motor wattage is much lower than cheapo brands, yet producing better performance.



This one is the one I bought. Doesn't look as good as Kitchenaid Artisan but performed better than my sister's Artisan.

This post has been edited by blanket84: Feb 3 2021, 08:05 PM

ok i just bought this. 450W. Rm141.
Quite ok for a hand mixer i think?

Is this sold in malaysia? Never seen this one before

It’s a kenwood. I suppose should be okay for normal use. Last time also I only use philips hand mixer before I upgraded to stand mixer. The intention to upgrade is to bake bread & pizza but because of lack of counter space (and power outlet), I lost interest in doing both. End up use only to bake cake.

Use to be sold in Malaysia. But then kitchenaid dominated the aesthetic market. So they only sell the ugly kenwood to people who actually want to bake not take picture

This post has been edited by blanket84: Feb 7 2021, 06:11 PM

Why nobody talk about Breville and Cuisinart here?

I want cuisinart waffle maker but the official price here is like rm800 wtf. If import from Korea shopee 300 but sked later rosak