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Can a wooden bowl go in the microwave, oven, or freezer?
No to the microwave and the oven: both heat the moisture inside timber and crack it from within. The fridge is fine briefly and the freezer is tolerable for short periods, but a wooden bowl is made for mixing and serving at room temperature. Meer informatie...
KitchenAid maintenance checklist for a long-lasting mixer
KitchenAid mixers can last decades with a little upkeep. Here's a simple maintenance checklist covering cleaning, beater height, attachments and the wooden pieces. Meer informatie...
Wood vs silicone: which mixer slider mat protects your bench better?
Wooden sliders and silicone mats both protect your benchtop and move your mixer. Here's how they compare on protection, grip, looks and upkeep. Meer informatie...
Why your KitchenAid bowl won't lock in (common fixes)
A bowl that won't twist and lock into place is frustrating and usually simple to solve. Here are the common reasons a KitchenAid bowl won't seat and how to fix each. Meer informatie...
Slider not sliding smoothly? How to fix a sticky mixer board
If your mixer board has started to drag or stick instead of glide, it's usually grit, moisture or a dry surface. Here's how to get it sliding smoothly again. Meer informatie...
A new KitchenAid owner's guide: accessories worth having
Just got a KitchenAid? Here's a sensible order to add accessories, starting with the ones you'll use every bake and skipping the gadgets that gather dust. Meer informatie...
How to set the beater-to-bowl clearance on your KitchenAid
If the beater scrapes the bowl or misses the bottom, the clearance needs adjusting. Here's the simple coin test and how to set beater height correctly. Meer informatie...
Which KitchenAid model do I have? How to identify it
Buying bowls, sliders or attachments is easy once you know your exact model. Here's how to identify which KitchenAid you own and the numbers that matter. Meer informatie...
How to store KitchenAid attachments and stop them rusting
Spots of rust or discolouration on beaters and whisks usually come from how they're dried and stored. Here's how to keep KitchenAid attachments clean and rust-free. Meer informatie...
KitchenAid cord management ideas that actually work
A trailing mixer cord looks messy and pushes the machine away from the wall. Here are simple cord management ideas that keep your bench tidy and the mixer flush. Meer informatie...
How to organise your KitchenAid attachments
Beaters, hooks and whisks have a way of vanishing into drawers. Here's how to organise your KitchenAid attachments so the right tool is always to hand. Meer informatie...
How to clean and oil a wooden board or slider
Wooden boards and sliders stay smooth and crack-free with a simple wash-and-oil routine. Here's exactly how to do it and how often. Meer informatie...
How to clean your KitchenAid stand mixer properly
A stand mixer collects flour, splatter and grease in places you don't notice. Here's a safe, thorough way to clean the body, attachments and the spots people miss. Meer informatie...
Why your cake batter isn't mixing evenly
Streaky batter, lumps of butter or a floury bottom layer usually come down to a few fixable causes. Here's how to get a smooth, even cake batter. Meer informatie...
How to add ingredients without stopping your stand mixer
Stopping to add flour mid-mix kills momentum and makes a mess. Here's how to add ingredients to a running stand mixer cleanly, every time. Meer informatie...
The best KitchenAid accessories for everyday home bakers
Skip the novelty attachments. These are the KitchenAid accessories everyday bakers actually reach for, and why each one earns its place on the bench. Meer informatie...
Why the flat beater leaves unmixed bits at the bottom
Finding a band of unmixed butter or flour at the bottom of the bowl? It's usually beater height, not technique. Here's how to diagnose and fix it. Meer informatie...
Every KitchenAid attachment explained (and what each is for)
Flat beater, dough hook, wire whip and the front-hub attachments all do different jobs. Here's a plain-English guide to what each KitchenAid attachment is for. Meer informatie...
Flex edge beater vs flat beater: which do you need?
The flat beater that comes with your mixer and a flex edge beater do similar jobs differently. Here's what each is best at and whether the flex edge is worth adding. Meer informatie...
How to care for a wooden mixing bowl so it lasts for years
A wooden bowl rewards a few minutes of care with years of use. Here's the simple routine for washing, drying and oiling so the timber stays rich and crack-free. Meer informatie...
Are wooden mixing bowls safe to use?
Wooden bowls are food-safe and have been used for centuries, as long as they're finished and cared for properly. Here's what makes them safe and how to keep them that way. Meer informatie...
Glass vs stainless vs wooden KitchenAid mixing bowls
Stainless, glass and wood each behave differently in a stand mixer. Here's how the three compare on weight, temperature, durability and looks so you can pick the right bowl. Meer informatie...
Tilt-head vs bowl-lift KitchenAid: what's the difference?
Tilt-head and bowl-lift are the two KitchenAid builds, and the difference changes which bowls, sliders and accessories fit. Here's how to tell them apart. Meer informatie...
KitchenAid bowl sizes explained: 4.5 vs 5 vs 6 quart
Not sure what 4.5, 5 or 6 quart means for your baking? Here's what each KitchenAid bowl size holds, who it suits, and how to know which fits your mixer. Meer informatie...
The best way to store a KitchenAid mixer in a small kitchen
Limited bench space doesn't mean hiding your mixer in a low cupboard. Here are practical ways to store a KitchenAid in a small kitchen and still use it often. Meer informatie...
Why your KitchenAid 'walks' across the bench (and how to stop it)
A mixer that creeps across the bench on heavy doughs isn't broken. Here's what causes a KitchenAid to walk and the practical ways to keep it planted. Meer informatie...
Bamboo vs acacia vs walnut: choosing a wooden mixer slider
Bamboo, acacia and ebony walnut sliders all glide and protect your bench. The difference is look, weight and presence. Here's how to choose between the three woods. Meer informatie...
How to stop your KitchenAid scratching the countertop
Dragging a heavy mixer leaves drag marks on stone, timber and laminate. Here's why it happens and the simple ways to protect your benchtop for good. Meer informatie...
Will a slider fit my KitchenAid? A tilt-head and bowl-lift sizing guide
The one thing that decides whether a slider fits is your mixer's build. Here's how to tell tilt-head from bowl-lift and which base shape and size matches each. Meer informatie...
KitchenAid mixer slider vs sliding mat: which should you choose?
Sliders and sliding mats both move your KitchenAid without lifting. A slider is a rigid board that looks good on show; a mat is a thin, low-profile pad. Here's how to choose. Meer informatie...
How to move a heavy KitchenAid mixer without lifting it
To move a heavy KitchenAid without lifting it, sit it on a slider that grips on top and glides underneath. Match the base to your mixer and it moves with one finger. Here's how. Meer informatie...
Hoe je KitchenAid er als nieuw uit blijft zien: De Gids voor de Opstelling op het Aanrecht
Een KitchenAid is een duurzaam keukenapparaat. De manier waarop je hem op het aanrecht plaatst, bepaalt hoe goed hij veroudert — en of hij er over tien jaar nog steeds goed uitziet. Meer informatie...
KitchenAid Compatibiliteitsgids: Welke Willow Haven Producten passen op Jouw Mixer
Een duidelijke gids welke Willow Haven-producten geschikt zijn voor KitchenAid-modellen met een kantelbare kop of een komlift – zodat u de juiste maat direct koopt. Meer informatie...
Acaciahout vs. bamboe KitchenAid-schuifplank: welke is geschikt voor uw keuken?
Zowel de acaciahouten als de bamboe KitchenAid sliders doen hetzelfde. Het verschil zit hem in hoe je keuken eruitziet en hoe je met je apparatuur omgaat. Meer informatie...
Hoe je een KitchenAid mixer verplaatst zonder krassen op je aanrecht
Een KitchenAid mixer weegt, afhankelijk van het model, tussen de 7 en 14 kg. Als je hem verkeerd verplaatst, krijg je krassen op het aanrecht, de machine beschadigt en — als je het herhaaldelijk doet — raakt het oppervlak permanent beschadigd. Zo doe je het wel goed. Meer informatie...
De 5 Beste KitchenAid Accessoires Die Echt Worden Gebruikt
De meeste KitchenAid-accessoires leven in een la. Deze vijf verdienen hun plekje op het aanrecht – en van één ervan weten de meeste mensen niet eens dat hij bestaat. Meer informatie...