KitchenAid 6-qt. Pro Line Stand Mixer, Onyx Black.

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KitchenAid 6-qt. Pro Line Onyx Black.
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  1. Publisher: KitchenAid
  2. Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #86864

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Equipped with a high-performance professional-level motor, the Pro Line Stand Mixer can effectively mix up to 14 cups of all-purpose flour per recipe. Powerfully churns through yeast bread dough and triple batches of cookie dough with ease. Features: 575-watts Bowl-lift design 6-quart polished stainless steel wide-mouth bowl with handle Direct drive transmission, all-metal gears, and all-metal construction Commercial-style motor protection with auto reset Soft Start feature prevents splash outs Pro Line embossed trim band Includes burnished PowerKnead spiral dough hook, burnished flat beater, stainless steel 11-wire whip, and pouring shield Additional Spiral Dough Hook can be purchased by calling Customer Service at 1-800-541-6390 Assembled with pride in Greenville, Ohio Dimensions: H 16.5" x W 11.3" x D 14.6".

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Average Customer Review
3.6 out of 5 stars (5 customer reviews)

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars At least it manages bread dough., December 15, 2010
David Johnston "Techy Immigrant" (Portland, OR, USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: KitchenAid 6-qt. Pro Line Stand Mixer, Onyx Black.
This mixer arrived today and I've just run a first batch of pizza dough through it.

The 5 qt professional model it replaced was fine at everything except dough, which it would just take for a spin while the dough climbed the hook and rarely touched the bowl. Of course a beater blade or sideswipe blade is a necessary extra for creaming and mixing. Otherwise it's pretty useless.

We got this model for two reasons. First it had a spiral dough hook, which has the promise of being able to actually mix dough in the way other consumer models don't. Secondly it supposedly has an all metal construction including the gear housing. This is the well hidden difference between the 6qt professional model and the 6qt proline model. In all visible and operational respects they appear identical, but the stiff doughs will destroy a mixer and the hope is that this one will last longer with a proper metal gear housing.

It was a 90% success. The dough which I normally have...Read more


6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Good for cookies, cakes, so-so for mixing dough, September 26, 2009
Boston_Mel "Boston_Mel" (Boston, MA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: KitchenAid 6-qt. Pro Line Stand Mixer, Onyx Black.
I've had this stand mixer for a few months now and I was very excited when it came in the mail. It looks great in my kitchen - very sleek and a nice size. The mixer is very easy to operate and very powerful, I never really mix above speed 5 or so. The whip, dough, and paddle attachments (included with the mixer) secure very easily and stay secured when in use. After everything is secured in place, the lever on the right side (as pictured) is turned to bring the mixing bowl up and in place. The mixer works very well in mixing all ingredients together even if there is very little inside - but sometimes takes a while. The attachments mix all the way to the bottom of the bowl. A cookbook is included with instructions and recipes. The Kitchenaid brand is reliable and it compliments other Kitchenaid items in my kitchen!

The reason for the 4 stars:
The mixing bowl can be a little tedious to put in place, however. There's a little ding in the back that has to fit into a hole...Read more


3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Great capacity, June 11, 2010
Kitchens and Chemistry - See all my reviews
This review is from: KitchenAid 6-qt. Pro Line Stand Mixer, Onyx Black.
I upgraded to this model after discovering that two batches of cake was just barely too much for my 5 qt Artisan tilt-head Kitchenaid to handle. While I do miss the tilt-head model for a number of reasons (easier access to bowl, not having to take the beater/whip off when removing the bowl from the mixer), I have to say that my absolute favorite part of this mixer is the bowl itself. I love that there isn't a "stand" on the bottom of it like the 4.5 and 5 quart models--just the little dimple. So, the bowl will still sit level on your counter without falling over, but I can also use the bowl over a hot water bath as a double boiler before moving the bowl to the mixer (very useful for making swiss buttercream).

I love the 11-wire whip that comes with this mixer (though it can be hard to hold onto for washing, since the gaps between the wires are *just* small enough that I can't get my fingers in there). I do think that it whips much faster than the usual 6 wire whip...Read more

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