Can I use this mixer in the US?

No. It is built for 220-240 volts at 50/60 Hz, so it needs that power supply, not standard US 120-volt outlets.

How does it compare with the Artisan tilt-head mixer?

It has a larger 7-quart bowl, a stronger 1.3 HP motor and a bowl-lift design, while Artisan tilt-head models are smaller and lighter.

What comes in the box?

The mixer, a 7-quart stainless steel bowl, a pouring shield, a dough hook, a flat beater and a wire whip.

Is it good for bread dough?

Yes. The high-torque motor, metal gears and bowl-lift design are made for stiff dough and large batches.

Can I attach other KitchenAid accessories?

Yes. It has a single attachment hub that accepts KitchenAid hub accessories such as a grinder or pasta roller.

Where is the KitchenAid 7 QT Heavy Duty Mixer cheapest?

At 220-Electronics, for $729.00, as of our latest check.

KitchenAid 7 QT Heavy Duty Mixer

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Our take on the KitchenAid 7 QT Heavy Duty Mixer

This is a bowl-lift stand mixer built for 220-240 volt, 50/60 Hz power, so it suits kitchens outside North America. It pairs a 1.3 HP motor with a 7-quart stainless steel bowl and 67-point planetary mixing, and comes with a dough hook, flat beater and wire whip. The bowl-lift design and metal body put it in KitchenAid's heavier-duty class, above the tilt-head Artisan mixers. It is a large, 35-pound machine, so it fits bakers who work in big batches rather than small kitchens.

Best forBread bakers mixing large dough batchesHouseholds outside North America on 220-240V powerSmall baking businesses and serious home bakersAnyone replacing a tilt-head mixer with more capacity

Pros

7-quart bowl handles large batches
1.3 HP motor with metal gears for stiff doughs
Bowl-lift design stays stable under heavy loads
67-point planetary action mixes thoroughly
Single attachment hub takes KitchenAid accessories
Includes dough hook, flat beater and wire whip

Cons

Heavy at 35 pounds and tall at 16.5 inches
220-240V only, so it needs the matching outlet
Bowl-lift head clearance can be tight under cabinets
Fewer color choices than the tilt-head lines

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What reviewers say

Owners of KitchenAid bowl-lift mixers generally praise the motor and stability for bread and large batches. Common complaints are the weight, the counter space it takes and the learning curve of the bowl-lift design.

What people mention

Motor powerPraisedOwners say the 1.3 HP motor powers through stiff dough without straining.
BuildPraisedThe metal body and gears are described as solid and long-lasting.
WeightCriticisedAt 35 pounds it is hard to lift or move on the counter.
Bowl-lift designMixedSome find the bowl-lift sturdy, others find it less convenient than tilt-head models.
CapacityPraisedThe 7-quart bowl is valued for large batches of dough and batter.

About the KitchenAid 7 QT Heavy Duty Mixer

This is a KitchenAid 7-quart bowl-lift stand mixer, model 5KSM7591WH, built for 220-240 volt, 50 and 60 Hz power. The body is die-cast zinc, with metal gears and metal control knobs. It comes with a 7-quart stainless steel bowl.

The mixer has a 1.3 HP DC direct drive motor and electronic speed control. Its 67-point planetary mixing action works through a single attachment hub.

It includes a dough hook, a flat beater, a wire whip and a pouring shield.

Model: 5KSM7591WH
Capacity: 7 quarts
Bowl: 7-quart stainless steel
Design: Bowl-lift
Body: Die-cast zinc, with metal gears and metal control knobs
Motor: 1.3 HP DC direct drive
Power: 500 watts
Voltage: 220-240 V, 50 and 60 Hz
Speed control: Electronic
Mixing action: 67-point planetary
Attachment hub: Single
Dimensions: Depth 14.6 in, height 16.5 in, width 11.3 in
Weight: 35 pounds
Attachments: Dough hook, flat beater, wire whip
Also included: Pouring shield

Questions and answers

Can I use this mixer in the US?: No. It is built for 220-240 volts at 50/60 Hz, so it needs that power supply, not standard US 120-volt outlets.
How does it compare with the Artisan tilt-head mixer?: It has a larger 7-quart bowl, a stronger 1.3 HP motor and a bowl-lift design, while Artisan tilt-head models are smaller and lighter.
What comes in the box?: The mixer, a 7-quart stainless steel bowl, a pouring shield, a dough hook, a flat beater and a wire whip.
Is it good for bread dough?: Yes. The high-torque motor, metal gears and bowl-lift design are made for stiff dough and large batches.
Can I attach other KitchenAid accessories?: Yes. It has a single attachment hub that accepts KitchenAid hub accessories such as a grinder or pasta roller.
Where is the KitchenAid 7 QT Heavy Duty Mixer cheapest?: At 220-Electronics, for $729.00, as of our latest check.