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KitchenAid KHM7T 7-Speed Ultra Power Plus Hand Mixer, Onyx Black | 
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| Brand: KitchenAid
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $79.99
Buy New: $65.99
You Save: $14.00 (18%)
New (5) from $65.99
Rating:  47 reviews
Sales Rank: 18189
Color: Onyx Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.1
Dimensions (in): 3.5 x 7.5 x 6.4
MPN: KHM7TOB
Model: KHM7TOB
UPC: 050946657141
EAN: 0050946657141
ASIN: B00004SGF8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The ideal baker's companion: creams, whips, and beats with ease | | • | Thin, torqued blades and no center post in the beaters reduce clogging and provide easier cleanup | | • | User-friendly digital touch-pad with seven settings | | • | Electronic sensor adjusts power, maintaining a steady mixing speed | | • | One-year warranty; 200-watt motor |
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Product Description
Mash creamy potatoes right in the cooking pot, whirl through a batch of cookie batter, create a stunning meringue for your Key Lime Pie. This versatile tool does it all.
Amazon.com Review
Pound for pound, a good hand mixer is perhaps the most laborsaving kitchen device. While my grandmother relied on arm strength and force of will to beat a stiff dough or to mash potatoes, a light and easily maneuvered hand mixer saves time and muscles. This one from KitchenAid features seven-speed digital touch control for precision mixing, and an electronic sensor that will adjust the power as you go, so you maintain a steady mixing speed. If you're beating a delicate batter, you can use the Soft Start feature and ease into faster speed. When you're finished, the beaters are easily ejected. If you've ever battled heavy doughs, you'll appreciate the beaters' design: they don't have a center post, so dough won't collect in the middle of the beater and clog the machine. It's also designed for easy cleaning. --Laura Cuthbert
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| Customer Reviews: Read 42 more reviews...
 KHM7T 7 Speed Power Plus Hand Mixer December 24, 2008
I purchased this mixer because I was tired of my old mixer smelling hot any time I had thick dough or had to mix for long periods. When I recently used this mixer to do a double batch of chocolate chip cookies - even this one started smelling a bit hot. Aside from that, I like several features on this mixer. I like that speed "1" is slow enough to not make flour fly all over the kitchen. I also really like that there is not a center rod on the beaters themselves. I think it mixes better because dough does not get stuck there. Overall I like this mixer and hope that the hot smell was just a rare thing.
 #1 kitchen blender September 26, 2008
I got this to mix/whip cream, egg whites, pancake batter, cake mix, pancake mix and cookie batter and it does the job for everything very well. It's also rather quiet, it's not one those blenders that just makes a lot of noise without doing much work. This 7-speed blender also comes with 2 bread hooks and 1 mixing tool (that can be used for light sauces or salad dressings) besides the 2 standard blender beaters. This includes an auto-eject button and all parts can go in the dishwasher. I got mine from Williams-Sonoma and have since seen it priced for much less. (Sometimes I really think that Williams-Sonoma egregiously marks up their prices for no other reason than to claim a bigger fiscal earning.) Anyway, you can certainly find cheaper blenders, but you won't find one that will be as sturdy, powerful or as quick and easy as a KitchenAid.
KitchenAid Hand Mixer August 30, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I got this for my wife's Red KitchenAid appliance decorated kitchen. It has been one of the most used products she has. I often hear her make comments whenever she's using it as to how well it performs compared to other mixers that she has had in the past. This mixer certainly made a lasting impression.
 Should have listened to the other reviewers. August 25, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was in the middle of doing a wedding cake, 3 batches of buttercream and more to go and the gears start to grind. Had to go back to using my Kitchen Aid Stand mixer and a $10.00 toast master I'd used for 6 years. I do like the design and the digital read out of the speeds, as well as the sensitivity of the speed increments. Quality control awful.
good hand mixer August 18, 2008
The kitchenaid mixer works great for day to day use. It is light weight and not a loud mixer. If you are planning to use it frequently, I suggest opting for the 9 speed.
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