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recommendations needed for GE 12 speed stand mixer

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  1. I've decided that I finally need a stand mixer - my hand mixer is just
    killing my arm. 🙁

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're absolutely
    wonderful but for my needs a bit of an overkill. I cannot
    justify putting down $160+ for a stand mixer that I may use
    once in two weeks at the most. I saw the GE 12 speed stand
    mixer for $48 at WalMart. Anyone had any experience with it?

    Thanks,

    M

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    I've decided that I finally need a stand mixer - my hand
    mixer is just killing my arm. 🙁

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're
    absolutely wonderful but for my needs a bit of an
    overkill. I cannot justify putting down $160+ for a stand
    mixer that I may use once in two weeks at the most. I saw
    the GE 12 speed stand mixer for $48 at WalMart. Anyone had
    any experience with it?

    Geeze, costs less than my Kitchenaid hand mixer... go for
    it, it'll do everything the Kitchenaid stand mixer will do
    and for a whole lot less dough.

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  3. Marulira said:

    I've decided that I finally need a stand mixer - my hand
    mixer is just killing my arm. 🙁

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're
    absolutely wonderful but for my needs a bit of an
    overkill. I cannot justify putting down $160+ for a stand
    mixer that I may use once in two weeks at the most. I saw
    the GE 12 speed stand mixer for $48 at WalMart. Anyone had
    any experience with it?

    Thanks,

    M


    What kind of baking do you plan to use this for? I looked it
    up in Consumer Reports and they did not care for this model
    much but they particularlly didn't like the kneading. For a
    less expensive model, they preferred the Sunbeam Mixmaster
    ("A decent performer across the board, with a detachable
    hand mixer."😉

    --
    jmk in NC

  4. Far as I can tell said:

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're
    absolutely wonderful but for my needs a bit of an
    overkill. I cannot justify putting down $160+ for a stand
    mixer that I may use once in two weeks at the most. I saw
    the GE 12 speed stand mixer for $48 at WalMart. Anyone had
    any experience with it?

    Two comments...

    The KitchenAid will be working long after the GE is pusing
    up daisies, and the 12 speed thing is bogus. It actually
    variable speed with detents along the way. Not a bit better
    than slow, medium, fast.

    But buy what you can afford and take care of it. It will
    serve you well, unless the power is not sufficient for
    dough, if you're gonna make dough.

  5. jmk <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:
    Marulira said:

    I've decided that I finally need a stand mixer - my hand
    mixer is just killing my arm. 🙁

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're
    absolutely wonderful but for my needs a bit of an
    overkill. I cannot justify putting down $160+ for a
    stand mixer that I may use once in two weeks at the
    most. I saw the GE 12 speed stand mixer for $48 at
    WalMart. Anyone had any experience with it?

    Thanks,

    M


    What kind of baking do you plan to use this for? I looked
    it up in Consumer Reports and they did not care for this
    model much but they particularlly didn't like the
    kneading. For a less expensive model, they preferred the
    Sunbeam Mixmaster ("A decent performer across the board,
    with a detachable hand mixer."😉

    I would like to use it for kneading dough (I use my
    bread machine to do that now). I'm looking for something
    under $100.

  6. Marulira said:

    jmk <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]-
    berlin.de>...

    Quoted message said:
    Marulira said:

    I've decided that I finally need a stand mixer - my hand
    mixer is just killing my arm. 🙁

    I've looked at the KitchenAid mixers and they're
    absolutely wonderful but for my needs a bit of an
    overkill. I cannot justify putting down $160+ for a stand
    mixer that I may use once in two weeks at the most. I saw
    the GE 12 speed stand mixer for $48 at WalMart. Anyone
    had any experience with it?

    Thanks,

    M

    What kind of baking do you plan to use this for? I looked
    it up in Consumer Reports and they did not care for this
    model much but they particularlly didn't like the
    kneading. For a less expensive model, they preferred the
    Sunbeam Mixmaster ("A decent performer across the board,
    with a detachable hand mixer."😉

    I would like to use it for kneading dough (I use my
    bread machine to do that now). I'm looking for something
    under $100.

    Then you might want to look at the Sunbeam model
    mentioned above.

    --
    jmk in NC

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