Kitchenaid Professional 600 Series Stand Mixer Review
The KitchenAid Professional 600 series stand mixer lives up to the hype and its name. It delivers commercial level performance without the hefty price tag. It's reliable, holds up well, and has become a favorite choice amongst homemakers and chefs alike who need a mixer that can handle different recipe densities.
The heavy duty metal construction and stability of this model combined with a good bowl size and powerful motor means this kitchen tool is a big time saver.
Stand Mixer Head Type
KitchenAid's Professional 600 Series has a bowl lift design. This means the head does not tilt up and out of the way. Instead, the bowl moves up to meet the mixer attachments. The bowl fits into a set of side pins that hold it in place. A crank lever requires about a one-half turn to lift the bowl. Then just lower the crank to lower the bowl when you're done mixing.
Mixing Speeds
KitchenAid's Professional 600 series boasts of 10 speeds, from very slow to incredibly fast whip. The standard KitchenAid knob for speed control is used to select your desired setting. Speeds are evenly numbered from 2-10 with unnumbered notches in between each speed so you can adjust up or down in half speed increments for precision.
KitchenAid Professional 600 Series Bowl Size & Capacity
The included 6 quart bowl is made of polished, stainless steel. The size is the equivalent of 24 cups. The handle is large and contoured with rounded grooves for your fingers so you can get a nice, firm grip when you have to move the bowl or remove it from the stand.
Aside from the aforementioned features, KitchenAid's Professional 600 TM has been touted by most reviews as a very nice mixer comparable to KitchenAid's other models. It is also very easy to clean and one can easily assemble this machine without being bothered with too complications on assembly.
This stand mixer has plenty of great features, it can automatically shut- off when the motor gets too hot or when the workload is too much, after which you can try it again when it cools down so as to prevent any serious damage to the equipment.
Along with a motor generating 575 watts to grant the user with plenty of power, an auto- shut- off and a soft- start system that keeps messy splatters at bay, this model earns the right to call itself Professional. The product may have its cons, but it's strong consumer rating is a good testament to its overall performance.
The heavy duty metal construction and stability of this model combined with a good bowl size and powerful motor means this kitchen tool is a big time saver.
Stand Mixer Head Type
KitchenAid's Professional 600 Series has a bowl lift design. This means the head does not tilt up and out of the way. Instead, the bowl moves up to meet the mixer attachments. The bowl fits into a set of side pins that hold it in place. A crank lever requires about a one-half turn to lift the bowl. Then just lower the crank to lower the bowl when you're done mixing.
Mixing Speeds
KitchenAid's Professional 600 series boasts of 10 speeds, from very slow to incredibly fast whip. The standard KitchenAid knob for speed control is used to select your desired setting. Speeds are evenly numbered from 2-10 with unnumbered notches in between each speed so you can adjust up or down in half speed increments for precision.
KitchenAid Professional 600 Series Bowl Size & Capacity
The included 6 quart bowl is made of polished, stainless steel. The size is the equivalent of 24 cups. The handle is large and contoured with rounded grooves for your fingers so you can get a nice, firm grip when you have to move the bowl or remove it from the stand.
Aside from the aforementioned features, KitchenAid's Professional 600 TM has been touted by most reviews as a very nice mixer comparable to KitchenAid's other models. It is also very easy to clean and one can easily assemble this machine without being bothered with too complications on assembly.
This stand mixer has plenty of great features, it can automatically shut- off when the motor gets too hot or when the workload is too much, after which you can try it again when it cools down so as to prevent any serious damage to the equipment.
Along with a motor generating 575 watts to grant the user with plenty of power, an auto- shut- off and a soft- start system that keeps messy splatters at bay, this model earns the right to call itself Professional. The product may have its cons, but it's strong consumer rating is a good testament to its overall performance.
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