Use code: CSELLER20UK (thanks reindeer3333)
Bargain, cheapest elsewhere is Argos @£249
powerful machine rrp is even more!
great price even at £179.99
The Kenwood Premier Major KMM710 is a smart and very robust Kitchen Machine, which looks great in any kitchen. The Major-sized bowl tools give it an extra edge in everyday family fare and fine dining. With 3 power outlets it is ever versatile when used with a selection of the optional attachments that our available. It has three inclusive mixing tools for specific baking tasks (K-Beater, wire whisk and dough hook).
The Automatic electronic speed control with pulse is a great feature, which maintains speed and power in response to different loads. The KMM710 also features a unique planetary mixing action within the mixing bowl for perfect results. It also has a simple pop-up head for quick and easy tool change and bowl removal and a Splashguard with hinged pouring spout.
15 comments
HamanBasher
26 May 16#1
thats very cheap IVE ORDERED thanks op!
due tuesday/wed will report back!
cholent
26 May 16#2
good luck! try making hamentaschen in it they will be great! better than bashing them by hand!
pj68
26 May 16#3
Great price!, but if you're planning on using it for domestic use, ie your average 8 inch Victoria sandwich mix, it's not so good. As it's the large 6.7l bowl it struggles to mix small quantities.
cholent to pj68
27 May 16#15
I've never found it to be an issue
thingummy
26 May 16#4
Nice price with the 20% discount but this bit isn't correct:
It's also available at 179.99 from Amazon.
Wondering whether to bite. I make a lot of heavy breads and not sure if this would take the load.
cholent
26 May 16#5
well spotted. sorry for lying!
recommend bosch mixer for heavy dough. as motor is beneath dough, its less strain.
sona06
26 May 16#6
thats very hot..ordered
thingummy
26 May 16#7
Do you mean the Bosch Universal and Universal Plus? They look good but don't seem to be officially available in the UK. There are people selling them but Bosch only list the overhead mixers on their UK site. Makes me wonder what the warranty situation would be. I'll have to investigate.
Not actually true!
The Major will mix equally small quantities as the smaller Chef.
The bottom of the bowl is the same. The Major is simply taller.
All the Kenwood beaters are adjustable (vertically - by adjusting the shaft with locknut), so you can choose how close to the bottom of the bowl it passes -- the standard tools do need a little clearance!
However, for cake-making its worth investigating the flexible silicone beaters that are supposed to be adjusted to actually brush against the bowl sides and bottom. For the Major its the AT502.
wdh
26 May 161#10
For serious dough mixing on a large but still domestic scale nothing beats (!) the Electrolux Assistent (spelling is correct), also known as the Magic Mill, DLX and nowadays as the Ankarsrum Original.
Its weird. The bowl rotates, the dough hook doesn't.
Not cheap, but nothing comes close as a dough mixer. (And its mincer attachment similarly makes the Kenwood and KitchenAid attachments look like toys ...)
LewsTherin
26 May 16#11
holy moly, got 2 of this for friends at different times last year both off Amazon lightning deals for 249.99....this trumps them all
cholent to LewsTherin
27 May 16#14
it was 200 last year on coop ebay when I bought it. and that was a good deal
susie13
27 May 161#12
Brilliant price for a excellent machine. Heat added.
pj68
27 May 161#13
As I said previously, these aren't great for domestic use, the problem isn't with the beater not reaching the bottom of the bowl as this is adjustable. When you try to cream the butter and sugar for an 8oz cake mix the beaters (flexi or K beater) will push the mix around the side of the bowl, smearing a thin coat of it around the bowl and not actually creaming it. Every time you scrape the bowl down the same thing will happen.
Also, the bowl is quite heavy with a cake mix in, as there isn't a handle it's tricky scraping the batter out into the cake tin.
Having said that, if you bake in large quantities (24 cupcakes/ 12oz mixes) this is an excellent machine, if not I would recommend one of the 3l models.
I've voted hot as this is a great price for this machine!
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Bargain, cheapest elsewhere is Argos @£249
powerful machine rrp is even more!
great price even at £179.99
The Kenwood Premier Major KMM710 is a smart and very robust Kitchen Machine, which looks great in any kitchen. The Major-sized bowl tools give it an extra edge in everyday family fare and fine dining. With 3 power outlets it is ever versatile when used with a selection of the optional attachments that our available. It has three inclusive mixing tools for specific baking tasks (K-Beater, wire whisk and dough hook).
The Automatic electronic speed control with pulse is a great feature, which maintains speed and power in response to different loads. The KMM710 also features a unique planetary mixing action within the mixing bowl for perfect results. It also has a simple pop-up head for quick and easy tool change and bowl removal and a Splashguard with hinged pouring spout.
15 comments
due tuesday/wed will report back!
It's also available at 179.99 from Amazon.
Wondering whether to bite. I make a lot of heavy breads and not sure if this would take the load.
recommend bosch mixer for heavy dough. as motor is beneath dough, its less strain.
The Major will mix equally small quantities as the smaller Chef.
The bottom of the bowl is the same. The Major is simply taller.
All the Kenwood beaters are adjustable (vertically - by adjusting the shaft with locknut), so you can choose how close to the bottom of the bowl it passes -- the standard tools do need a little clearance!
However, for cake-making its worth investigating the flexible silicone beaters that are supposed to be adjusted to actually brush against the bowl sides and bottom. For the Major its the AT502.
Its weird. The bowl rotates, the dough hook doesn't.
Not cheap, but nothing comes close as a dough mixer. (And its mincer attachment similarly makes the Kenwood and KitchenAid attachments look like toys ...)
Also, the bowl is quite heavy with a cake mix in, as there isn't a handle it's tricky scraping the batter out into the cake tin.
Having said that, if you bake in large quantities (24 cupcakes/ 12oz mixes) this is an excellent machine, if not I would recommend one of the 3l models.
I've voted hot as this is a great price for this machine!