This Hippocrates quote "Let food be thy medicine; thy medicine be food" condensed the wisdom of the ages, that, if anything, working hard to make food from scratch would be the anecdote to years of eating processed, pre-packaged food. If I wanted a cookie, I had to work for the cookie. With the stand mixer, you are able to work smart!
So I bought my own KitchenAid Stand Mixer. While I have made a few calorie bombs, I have also made some very healthy recipes using my KitchenAid Stand Mixer. Standing in my kitchen listening to the whirrrrrr of the motor also reminds me of my grandmother and my mother, who both used their KitchenAid Stand Mixers to teach me the joy of cooking (sadly theirs died after 40+ years of use). I also want to thank Unilever for providing all of the wonderful snacks at the Fitbloggin12 Reception (mmmmmhmmm mashed potatoes!) and The Zocalo Group for coordinating the mailing of the prize!
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Build a better kitchen with the KitchenAid Architect tilt-head stand mixer. This kitchen classic is updated with a new, sleek cocoa-silver finish and features 10 speeds of professional mixing power to help you tackle every task with epicurean enthusiasm -- from kneading to whipping to mixing and beyond. One-year warranty.
Build a better kitchen with the KitchenAid Architect tilt-head stand mixer. This kitchen classic is updated with a new, sleek cocoa-silver finish and features 10 speeds of professional mixing power to help you tackle every task with epicurean enthusiasm -- from kneading to whipping to mixing and beyond. One-year warranty.
•Includes flat beater, wire whip, dough hook, pouring shield and polished bowl with handles
•Easily accommodates up to 9 cups of flour
•Tilt-head design facilitates bowl and content removal
•67-point planetary mixing action covers entire perimeter of bowl
•5-Qt. stainless steel bowl with ergonomic handle
•Power hub lets you use any optional KitchenAid attachment
•Round power cord
•325W
152 comments
I'm the oldest of 4 kids, and the KitchenAid mixer was ALWAYS out on the counter. From cookies to cupcakes, coleslaw to sauerkraut, homemade play-doh to green slime... we did it all in that mixer :) Great giveaway!
ReplyI have always, always wanted a kitchenaid mixer. :)
Replyi have always wanted one too... i always remember my dad busting out our old one to make cookies :)
ReplyMy mom ALWAYS let me help make cookies with her using her kitchenaid mixer... I don't have any kids (yet!) but would love to have my niece and little cousins make cookies with me using a kitchenaid!
ReplyMy grandmother always used Kitchenaid and they lasted forever. I want to make some healthy bread recipes with this.
ReplyMy Gran always used a KitchenAid mixer and I've always wanted one. She had tons of attachments and used it for everything from making batters and doughs to grinding meats for homemade sausage.
ReplyMy favorite holiday recipe I would love to make using this mixer AND Unilever spread is my Sweet Potato Souffle.
ReplyMy mom has always had a kitchen aid mixer. When I was a kid I remember using it from everything from homemade meatballs, to cookies, to ginger bread house glue. I think the my favorite memory would have to be all 4 kids making gingerbread houses :)
ReplyMy mom used to make cookies and I remember eating the cookie dough out of the bowl when she wasn't looking.
ReplyOh mah word I have always wanted a kitchen aid mixer. I dream of using the meat grinder attachment (I hunt deer and we go in on sides of grass fed organic meat) as well as the occasional calorie bombs with the kids.
ReplySomething about the mixer screams comfort and tradition, you know?
My other comment said it didn't go thru due to error. :( Sorry if this is a duplicate.
ReplyI was fortunate enough to receive a very old stand mixer from a friend of my mom, several years ago. It still works and I've made many yummy healthy, and not-so-healthy, treats over the years. I even made a few friends' wedding cakes with it. If I were to win this one (*fingers crossed*) I would definitely pass mine on to another friend who wants one, but doesn't have the means to get it and hope they get as much joy out of it as I have.
So great to meet you at Fitbloggin, my dear! My friend Steve has this fabulous mixer and I've been coveting it ever since watching him make a Hummingbird cake recipe with it. In fact, that is one of my favorite memories - helping him prepare for a big housewarming party menu that included the cake, and licking the bowl afterwards!
ReplyOh my goodness how awesome is that!? I've never lived in a house that had one, but I've always always wanted one.
ReplyMy favorite holiday recipe to make with my stand mixer is green tea sugar cookies. I mix the dough, then roll it out and cut shapes out to decorate. The green dough works for many holidays from Christmas to Halloween or even just because it's yummy. :)
ReplyMy favorite recipe I would love to make with a new mixer would be warm, gooey, chocolate chip cookies. As a newylwed I would love to impress my hubby by making great food and and baked goodies!
ReplyMy favorite holiday recipe that would be easier with a stand mixer, I think are those iced pumpkin cookies. They have become a favorite and everyone loves them. I end up making batches all season long.
ReplyMy favorite holiday recipe is chocolate cake. It would be much easier to make with Kitchen Aid mixer.
ReplyI remember my Mom making Christmas cookies using Kitchen Aid mixer. I liked helping her.
Replyelena150980 at yahoo dot com
it looks so modern! LOVE it. I have Kitchen Aid mixer, but this would make my kitchen a zillion times better ;)
ReplyI actually first used a KitchenAid mixer with my husband, back before we got married. It cemented our love for cooking together.
ReplyI've always wanted one of these but could never afford one. I used to eye the ones my friends had jealously. MMmm, Christmas would be so much easier with a mixer! And I could make bread. And pizza dough! Ooooh! The possibilities are endless!
ReplyI would love to win one of these...I have wanted one forever but they are just so darn expensive. Thank you for this chance to win.
ReplyKitchen Aid is awesome I have my Mom's old one, not as fancy as this one but they are so versatile. I love to bake (and give it away). I've made some awesome cheese cakes - the best one with Baileys
ReplyEvery time I find a new recipe or I'm stirring up a batch of cookies in the kitchen BY HAND, I announce loudly that it would be so much EASIER if only I had a KitchenAid Stand Mixer. No one seems to be taking the hint, so hopefully I can win one instead. :)
ReplyFabulous Giveaway!! I'd love to bake with my girls. Little holiday cookies are our favorite thing to bake!! This would make the "homemade" cookies EPIC!!
ReplyI mash and mix the potatoes by hand - very grueling! I'm betting a KitchenAid Stand Mixer would make my life MUCH easier this holiday season!
ReplyI used to always go to a friend's house as a kid and make cookies with her KitchenAid mixer, but we would always end up making a giant person-shaped cookie that took at least an hour to bake! Followed by devouring :)
ReplyI love baking cookies for the holidays and I could definitely use the KitchenAid mixer and my favorite Unilever spread, Brummel and Brown, to help me out!
ReplyLots of memories baking with my mom and her Kitchenaid mixer. She has my great grandma's mixer and it;s still going like it's new.
ReplyI like baking bread during the holidays so a kitchinaid mixer would defiently help. My arms get so tired kneading the dough.
ReplyThis makes me swoon just a little! We finally have enough space to justify this baby and rumor has it, I'm hosting Thanksgiving this year so this would totally come in handy :)
ReplyIt is so kind of you to "pay it forward" by raffling off the Kitchen Aid mixer. One of my favorite memories is making a cake with my daughter when she was in grade school, having her help me put the ingredients in the Kitchen Aid mixer, flour flying everywhere! Now she is all grown up and wants her own Kitchen Aid mixer for when she cooks for her boyfriend.
ReplyI would absolutely love to win a Kitchen-Aid. I've been doing baking projects with my four year old and talking a lot with him about health and nutrition and to be honest, I've been coveting one for years, but haven't ever had the spare cash.
ReplyWhat a great idea to give it away instead!
ReplyI make multiple types of cookies and scones as gifts for the holidays, all mixed by hand. A Kitchen-Aid stand mixer would save me so much time and perhaps a bit of my sanity!
I would LOVE to win one of these. A dear friend of mine got married and a bunch of us put our pennies together to buy her one - it was easily her favorite gift and it's so exciting that she could easily use it for decades to come. She has repaid us in lots of delicious treats since then and I'd love to have one too!
ReplyI know there are tons of people who would love to win a mixer like this, myself included. As I continue on my weightloss journey homemade bread, gluten free, is on my list of things to learn to make...
ReplyThat is so kind of you to share your wealth!
ReplyI have always wanted one, but it is one of those things that we just couldn't afford.
I would love to win a KitchenAid mixer, best memories of a mixer would be making macaroons with my friends and I enjoy making healthier versions of desserts as well! Definitely will come handy for the holidays - as a busy grad student, this mixer would make life a lot easier!
ReplyAnd the one recipe that could use a KitchenAid mixer would be my zucchini bread.
ReplyIt would be awesome to have this Kitchenaid mixer. My daughter and I would use it all the time.
ReplyBest memory of a KitchenAid is licking the bowl!
ReplyMy mom had a really old KItchenaide stand mixer. I grew up with 5 siblings and we loved to pull the mixer our and make chocolate chip cookies. If I had one that is the first thing I would do!
ReplyMy favorite holiday recipe I would use the kitchen aide mixer for is my pumpkin cinnamon rolls for christmas morning.
Replymy mom still uses hers,, being a mother of 6 adopted kids wow what we could do with one, such memories,,, my mom was a great baker and used hers all the time
ReplyMy first Christmas away from home I had no mixer to make my traditional cookies. I had a friend who said he had an old mixer in his garage and I was welcome to it. It turned out to be an old model Kitchen Aid with the glass bowl, as I wiped the dirty away I started to cry. The label said made in Troy, Ohio USA ... My hometown! I use this mixer to this day that has been over 12 years ago.
ReplyI'm salivating! It's beautiful and I would LOVE to give it a good home!
ReplyI fondly remember the Kitchen Aid Mixers in my great grandma's and my grandma's kitchen...creating everything from lovely mashed potato concoctions, to cakes and yummy cookies!
ReplyI don't have any of my *own* holiday super special recipes because I haven't had a mixer! Some of the recipes from my great grandma and grandma are just too hard to do by hand or even with a hand held beater. I would use the mixer to make holiday cakes and cookies for sure. Starting with mass quantities of sugar cookies from scratch!
ReplyI have eyed these beauties for years, but have yet to be able to afford one and still mix everything by hand (don't even have an electric hand mixer - whip cream is hell!). What a generous act of kindness for you to do this giveaway!
ReplyI use to borrow a friends mixer for holiday parties and made an amazing peppermint chocolate meringue style whipped concoction that required about 20 minutes of straight mixing in the Kitchenaid. I've since ditched the recipe since she moved and took the mixer with her, but I would love to have one to whip up my dense chocolate loaf cake and gingerbread at Christmas!
ReplyMy grandma used a kitchen aid stand mixer to make all sorts of goodies. I always loved helping her and watching the attachments go round and round.
ReplyThis will come in handy for making my holiday cookies.
ReplyThese are awesome for making a homemade Italian bread, or pizza dough. I understand there is also an ice-cream-making attachment - can you say fresh sorbet??
ReplyLove their products!.my mom had had one for 20 years and it works like it did on day 1!
ReplyChristmas cookies here I come!
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I remember my mom making pumpkin pies at Thanksgiving with her KitchenAid mixer. So good!
ReplyAlthough I don't need them calorie wise, I bet my three girls would love to use a KitchenAid Mixer to make Christmas cupcakes this year.
ReplyHow do I get a ticket into that raffle for the mixer?
Reply700lbs -- check out the rafflecopter contest entry box :)
ReplyMy mother in law bought me one at an estate sale 15 years ago. I love mine - but I could sure use a new one!
ReplyI still mix things by hand. It sure would be nice to such a modern piece of equipment as this.
ReplyWould love to win this
ReplyI haven't gotten a chance to use one yet
ReplyThere's a pumpkin and peacan cake that I could use it for.
ReplyAs Maureen
ReplyI used my sister's KitchenAid mixer to make zucchini bread with my then 3 yr old niece. My niece loved watching everything come together.
My favorite recipe that could use a Kitchen Aid is Egg nog Bread. Everyone loves it and it would be great to make it in larger batches.
ReplyI would love a kitchen aid mixer to make my own healthy recipes at home and avoid all of those added unnecessary ingredients in mixes and pre packaged foods
ReplyMy FSIL and I always use my FMIL's KitchenAid Mixer when we bake or cook together. We are both huge foodies and love to cook. It's the special girl bonding time that means so much to me.
ReplyOoo.. My favorite recipe that would benefit from a KitchenAid mixer is definitely my cheese mashed potatoes that my momma and I make. They are total calorie bombs, but they taste amazing! There are usually 4 or 5 different types of cheese in them.
ReplyMy favorite memory is of my mom baking cookies in the house. And my favorite Holiday recipe is Christmas cookies in the shapes of Christmas trees, Candy Canes and others decorate with colored sugar.
ReplyMy mom and I used to commandeer the kitchenaid of the camp my dad worked at every Thanksgiving. I've wanted one ever since.
ReplyMy favorite recipe is scalloped corn, which we definitely need a good mixer for.
ReplyI remember baking with my Aunt on weekends when I was a kid, that was the only mixer she would use. I've never had one and I'd love to find some new recipes to try one of these out on.
ReplyAlso hurray for paying it forward! I still have a BodyBugg and BodyMediaFIT to mail out! *procrastinator*
ReplyI remember that my grandma had one of the olive green mixers, which my sister now has. She also got me one as a wedding present and she was so excited about it she came over before the wedding to give it to us. Sadly I no longer have her, but I think about her every time I use mine...which by the way is already 16 years old.
ReplyMy favorite memory is making Christmas cookies with my mother in law!
ReplyA recipe: my great-grandma's chocolate chip cookie recipe - a dozen eggs, 5 lbs of flour - you get the picture! :)
ReplyI do not have a stand mixer, thus no memories, but I remember baking santa's cookies with my mom!
ReplyOh, and the recipe I'd love to make with this is the one for the browned butter brown sugar cookies I make for Christmas every year. So delicious! So many steps!
ReplyMy husband just started earning to cook & bake- it's been hysterical watching him use the kitchen aid mixer :)
ReplyAmanda/Grow Soul Beautiful
I've never used a big fancy mixer and my little $10 hand one burnt up last week lol.
ReplyMy earliest memory of a KitchenAid is in my late Nanie's kitchen -- making her beloved Pound Cake. Still makes me cry when I think of her.
ReplyTerri P
pr4gatheringroses AT gmail DOT com
I make my Nanie's Pound Cakes and Fruitcakes at Thanksgiving and Christmas -- and I make HUGE batches! Trying to mix by hand is not only time-consuming but physically exhausting!
ReplyTerri P
pr4gatheringroses AT gmail DOT com
I've been wanting one for year and just couldn't justify paying for it. Now that I know more about healthy treats, I think I could get the most out of it.
ReplyWoman, this is my mixer!
ReplyMiss you. :)
I've been making cheesecake with my mother for years (using her ridiculously old mixer). Mm, the memories.
ReplyNow if I had one for myself I'd focus on some healthier recipe options. Well, I'd like to...
Firstly: I miss your face and your damn fine hugs.
ReplySecondly: My favorite holiday recipe requiring a mixer is a not so healthy sugar cookie dough recipe that I make but once a year. I usually don't even bother with frosting, they are that good.
Thirdly: what it is about FitBloggin that is like the best time of your life and the most incredible mind meld of emotions all at the same time?
ReplyFourthly: I actually remember making my very first homemade brown bread with my grams on her 1980s kitchen aid mixer when I was like 12. I inherited her old school mixer when she died. If I still ate bread at home her brown bread recipe would be my first choice.
I loved to make chocolate chip cookies with my mom!
ReplyMy favorite memory of my Mom or grandma using the mixer is just being amazed at how large it was. We grew up poor so we never had nice things or many things so my grandma always had amazing gadgets and she always let me help and I felt I was the luckiest girl in the world to spend time with her and learn how to make my OWN pasta and how to make my OWN bread and cookies. When Mom finally got her own I remember thinking "Wow she's so fancy, and lucky to finally have something nice for herself". Now when I go to the stores I stroke the mixers and long for my own, not to make my life easier, but because it makes me feel connected to generations of my family and reminds me of how far we have climbed since I was a child.
ReplyAs far as a favorite recipe? I honor tradition, but I like to establish my own self too. I've always been fond of gingerbread and sweet potatoes. Lately I've been trying to do more whole wheat versions of things too
ReplyOh.. I dream of having one of these (or any stand mixer!) I tried last year to make marshmallows without any kind of mixer and it was not pretty. So many things I want to try!
ReplyI would just be thrilled by the mixer. We would make our own family memories
ReplyI love making using Christmas cookies with my sister and mom. We've been doing it for as long as i can remember.
Replyi always wanted a kitchen aid mixer when i was a kid. we were too poor to afford one. i'd love to start a tradition!!
ReplyI would love to try bread puddin with Promise Spread!
ReplyThe KitchenAid mixer and I have lovingly stared at each other at various retail stores. I hope to get one some day! :)
ReplyI bonded with my MIL over baking with a KitchenAid. It was so great to have something to do while getting to know someone who would be in my life for a long time!
ReplyMy husband makes the BEST croissants from scratch during the holidays and a Kitchen Aid mixer would make this exponentially easier for him!
ReplyI love making a chocolate sandwich cookie for the holiday season that starts with a cake mix. The dough can be tough to mix but this mixer would certainly help!
ReplyMy mom and I always used her KitchenAid hand mixer to make cookies when I was little. Now I use mine with my boys.
ReplyWith the help of a Kitchen aid Stand Mixer I would make bread, pretzels, and anything else that I could think of. Endless possiblities!!
ReplyWhat I remember most about the kitchen aid mixer is that my mom always wanted one. It was the "gold medal" as far as kitchen appliances went. Unfortunately, she never got one. :(
ReplyMy Fav recipe has be Mashed potatoes! I hate lumps and the mixer gets rid of them easy!!!
ReplyMy favorite memory would have to be the smell of my grandma's cake batter and letting us lick the spoon! YUM!
My mom always made cookies with her Kitchen Aid avacado green stand mixer :)
ReplyMy only memories of using a Kitchen Aid product is watching cooking show on TV that would use a stand mixer and wishing I owned one!
ReplyWhat a GREAT giveaway!
ReplyFavorite recipe? I love making bread and would really like to start making homemade pasta. I'm not sure that counts as a "holiday" dish - but I bake most in the fall/winter so it's holiday to me! :)
ReplyI remember when I was a kid, my Mom used to really love decorating cakes, and my sister and I would sit and wait for the batter bowl. We also used to help her color icing...that was so cool to us!
ReplyMy mom had a cobalt colored Kitchen Aid mixer that she loved so much. (And this is totally not meant to be dramatic or anything - it's just my memory) - when she was dying, all she kept talking about was how much she wanted me to have the mixer, which unfortunately was pawned by my uncle who was supposed to be taking care of her. Every time I see a Kitchen Aid mixer, it gives me great memories.
ReplyI love making a cranberry pistachio white chocolate chunk biscotti every Christmas, and the mixer really helps to make a double batch of this with ease. Family and friends definitely expect them for gifts!
ReplyGreat giveaway! I'd love this for making waffles with!
ReplyMy Mum had one of these growing up (not this exact model but same type). My fondest memory is licking cake mix from the mixing whisks ;) Come on we all did it!!!!
My mom & I always cook Christmas dinner together, and we always used her kitchenaid!
Replymy favorite holiday recipe is definitely my moms homemade apple pie! it would be great to use a kitchen aid mixer to make the crust!
ReplyMy first roommate had a very old one that we used to make lots of goodies, and I've always wanted one like it.
ReplyMy recipe that I would make with this new mixer would be my grandma's date nut roll, for the holidays.
ReplyI loved "helping" my mom make the crust for her yummy mince pies with her Kitchen Aid mixer. Now I'd like to be able to give my 20 year old her very own Kitchen Aid so that the tradition will continue.
ReplyI would love to try Country Crock with my stuffing recipe.
ReplyNo, but I would love some great memories using one.
ReplyEvery Christmas we make sugar cookies. This would be perfect for that.
ReplyNo, sadly I have no memories, but I would love to make some with my own children!
Replybreej23 at hotmail dot com
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Replybreej23 at hotmail dot com
Oh we would love to use this for our families annual cookie bake! We all get together and bake cookies all day long and give trays to all our family members! I love making Christmas Jello cake each year....we love that!!!!
ReplyWhen my dad and step mom got married, they got a KitchenAid, but their house had almost NO coutertop space! So during the holidays, I hauled it up from the basement for cookies!
ReplyI would love to take a shot at making bread with it! My grandmother used to always make bread with hers, and I'd love to give it a try!
ReplyThis is an AMAZING giveaway!!! I would DIE if I won this!!!
ReplyI've wanted one of these for years! Fingers crossed. Thanks for the opportunity to win! :)
ReplyMy memory- my mom always used her KA mixer to bake CRAZY amounts of cookies every Christmas! YUM!
ReplyMy favorite recipe that could use the help of an awesome KA mixer would be homemade from scratch butter cake (using spread of course ;) )
ReplyOh, definitely when it is time to do all the baking for christmas. Many different cookie recipes that need to get done for teacher's gifts, girl scouts, boy scouts and most importantly the veterans who live in the village, who each get a bag of homemade goodies from us each year. There are more than 240 of them and that mixer would come in really, really useful when we make those big batches of dough for our veterans...
ReplyMy favorite- and funny memory was when my friend broke the plastic ring that goes on top of the bowl. We thought, how important could that piece be?? So we carried on making the dough for the pizzelles and it turns out: it is very important. Since it is such a heavy and thick dough, the flour went everywhere when we put it in: Counter, floor, cabinets and us of course as well...
Replyall the baking that I do for the holidays, sending cookies to the troops, and for my coworkers, I love sharing my food. Not to mention mashing the darn cauliflower I eat by hand gets to be a pain in the wrist after a while :)
ReplyI remember using a KitchenAid mixer every Christmas with my grandmother when she made all of her Christmas cookies and candies....I make them now but it's just not the same.
ReplyI think the KitchenAid mixer would help me with my Red Velvet Brownies!!
ReplyI would love to use the KitchenAid mixer for various recipes, but specifically banana bread & sugar cookies around the holidays!
ReplyMy Memories of the Kitchen Aid was when I was a child, my grandmother had one and we would go and visit around the holidays and make lots of Christmas cookies! Her Spritz where the best!
ReplyMy Favorite Memory of the KitchenAid was the very first time I used my very own one. I made Peanut Butter Cookies for my brand new husband (8 years ago). He knew I wanted a KitchenAid really bad so he surprised me one day and took me to the store to pick out the one I wanted. We took it home and after deciding on what to make, Peanut Butter Cookies, I went to work. I creamed the butter and sugar together, added the egg and peanut butter, then with the mixer on almost as high as it would go, I added in all the flour at one time. That did not turn out so well for our kitchen which as you would guess was covered in flour. The cookies still turned out great. Lessons learned, add flour on low a little at a time.
ReplyMy homemade Buckeye's (Peanut Butter Balls) could use the help of a KitchenAid AND a Unilever Spread! Buckeye's are dense with Butter, Peanut Butter, and Powdered Sugar. Not the best for you but oh so good. And lets not forget the chocolate bath they take once the core hardens. Sadly my beloved KitchenAid was lost during a bad moving experience.
ReplyMy favorite holiday memory using a Kitchenaid mixer is with my Grammie. We would make pizzelles every year for Christmas. Best memories ever! And that mixer sure did get a workout.
ReplyI just found a recipe for Jello frosting and it requires a stand mixer with a whisk attachment. I think the Kitchenaid would be PERFECT for this!
ReplyI got the pasta attachments for my birthday and I remember my wife and I spending hours creating our on pasta.
ReplyMay favorite recipe I make with my stand mixer would have to be Cheesecake :)
I have fond memories of my Dad using his KitchenAid stand mixer to make his "Famous" cheesecake. He also used the grinder attachment every holiday season to make my Mom's recipe for Turkey Stuffing. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyAt the risk of repeating myself...I think the recipe for Cinnamon Roasted Sweet Potatoes would be perfect for the upcoming holiday season.
ReplyA KitchenAid Stand Mixer would help with so much of my holiday baking, too!
I used to love using my grandmother's Kitchen Aid mixer to make Chocolate Chip cookies every Thanksgiving. I would love to finally have one so I can recreate the recipe as an adult. It's impossible to make a huge batch without the mixer & I've hesitate buying one.
ReplyMy mom and I used to use hers all the time to make cookies and cakes before she passed, and it was the one thing that I really wanted to have of hers. Sadly, my dad's soon to be wife wanted to keep it.
ReplyI used to use one with my grandmother who had a stroke and could not easily use one side of her body. The mixer made life easier for her.
ReplyOh forgot to add that making moms sugar cookies for christmas this year would be a ton easier with a stand mixer.
ReplyI would use it to make a variation of Nigella Lawson's GF Clementine Cake that I make every holiday season to celebrate the birth of the Buddha
Replyi remember my mom using a kitchenaid mixer when she was baking.
Replymy favorite recipe would be sugar cookies.
ReplyMake me the winner & I'll make a video of me using the Kitchenaid mixer using a healthy holiday recipe to share with everyone!! I'll post it here and on your FB page..pay it forward..pay it forward to the world!!!
Replyoooh this will definitely beat out my whisk-not that I don't appreciate the arm workout but every girl should have a pretty Kitchenaid mixer in her kitchen :D
ReplyAnd it will definitely make my Thanksgiving pumpkin pie (a la Paula Deen) much easier to bake
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