KitchenAid KSM3311XAQ Artisan Mini Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer, 3.5 quart, Aqua Sky Blue
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Arrives
Monday, May 4
Color: Aqua Sky Blue
Size: 3.5 Quart
Features
- 25% lighter, 20% smaller footprint (compared with KitchenAid Classic Stand Mixer)
- Compatible with all attachments. Excludes bowls and beaters.
- The tilt-head design allows clear access to the bowl and attached beater or accessory so you can easily add ingredients for a recipe. Locking the head into place during operation keeps the beater-to-bowl contact close and efficient.
- With colors from bold to understated, there's a Mini to match both your kitchen and your style
- Powerful enough for nearly any task or recipe, whether youre stirring wet and dry ingredients together, kneading bread dough or whipping cream.
Description
Mighty Power. Mini Footprint. The Artisan Mini stand mixer makes up to 5 dozen cookies in a single batch, with the same power as the Classic KitchenAid stand mixer while being 20% smaller, 25% lighter, and fitting all attachments. With colors from bold to understated, there's a Mini to match both your kitchen and your style. (KitchenAid Artisan mini compared with KitchenAid Classic Stand Mixer (K45SSWH). Excludes bowls and beaters.)
Brand: KitchenAid
Color: Aqua Sky Blue
Product Dimensions: 7.8"D x 12.3"W x 12.3"H
Material: Plastic Stainless Steel
Special Feature: Removable Bowl
Capacity: 5 Liters
Voltage: 120 Volts
Wattage: 660 watts
Controls Type: Knob
Item Weight: 17.14 Pounds
Brand: KitchenAid
Color: Aqua Sky Blue
Product Dimensions: 7.8"D x 12.3"W x 12.3"H
Special Feature: Removable Bowl
Capacity: 5 Liters
Controls Type: Knob
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
Manufacturer: KitchenAid
UPC: 883049465715
Item Weight: 17.14 pounds
Item model number: 43237-2
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 8, 2017
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Color: Aqua Sky Blue
Size: 3.5 Quart
I am very happy with this purchase as it's pretty and a good small/medium size. I can't imagine having those bigger mixers in my kitchen taking up all that space. It's a perfect size for normal baking at home for a family of 6. And I especially appreciate it because one thing i absolutely hate is kneading with my hands. Money well spent
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024 by Ari
Color: Hot Sauce
Size: 3.5 quart
I purchased the Kitchen Aid Mini on Dec 31, 2019, paying $189.00, and it arrived on Jan 4, 2020. I was on the fence about buying a KitchenAid blender for a while, but finally decided to pull the trigger. Since I live in a small apartment with very limited kitchen space, I opted to go with the mini. In my opinion that was a good decision. When the package arrived from Amazon, I opened the box to find another smaller box inside. I opened that box to found it contained the commercial box for the blender. Everything was well packaged with not a trace of damage or prior use. I was surprised that there was no recipe book included, just a quick start guide. I had watched so many Youtube videos of this blender I had no use for the guide. My first project was to test it's bread dough making ability. It handled that task without breaking a sweat. The dough hook attachment worked just fine. I have to admit the speed setting lever does not move as smoothly as I would like it to. It takes quiet a bit of pushing to get the lever to move. I then decided to make some chocolate chip cookies. Again, it performed flawlessly, even though the cookie dough was even thicker then the bread dough. Next I decided to see how well it would handle a meatloaf. I just broke up 2 pounds of ground beef along with all the other ingredients and attached the paddle attachment, which I had also used for the cookie dough. Again it performed without missing a beat. My last little road test was making mashed potatoes. I peeled and cut up some Yukon Gold potatoes into small pieces and boiled them till they were tender. Then using the paddle attachment I put them in the bowl and mixed them up for a minute or so the break them up. Then I switched to the whisk attachment after adding a little heavy cream and a couple tablespoons of melted butter. I whisked them at a setting of about 4 until they were nice and smooth. Came out delicious. I've made mashed potatoes like this a few times since. The KitchenAid blender fits fine on my small counter space when I need it and in a cabinet when not in use. I'm sure if I would have brought the full sized KitchenAid it would have proven to be a mistake. It only weighs about 15 pounds, so it's pretty easy to lift and move around. When I cook, it's only for my wife and I, so the 3.5 quart bowl is plenty big enough for our needs. So far I'm completly satisfied with my purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2020 by Marie Kamer
Color: Honeydew
Size: 3.5 quart
I bought my artisan when I was living in a tiny apartment. I literally didn't have room for a standard kitchen aid and my first purchase of a mixer died a quick death. I am rough on my machines because I expect them to preform like my mothers kitchen aid I learned to cook with. Well after that little one was 30 down the tube I saved up my pennies to buy an Artisan Mini. I was worried that it may be under powered or too small, turns out I didn't need to be. It has preformed magnificently at everything I've thrown at it. My only complaint is that the small unit has limited attachment options. Replacement bowls, paddles, dough hooks, and whisks are rare and expensive and there are no attachment that screw into the bowls spot. Update I've been torturing this referbished model for 4 years now. Still going strong. There are some chips on the enamel of the dough hook and paddle attachment but nothing terrible. Comparing the cost to the glorified eggbeater I payed 7X the price and it has lasted 25X longer and counting. This is still a one of the best purchases I've ever made for my kitchen.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2021 by geraldchubbuck
Color: Liquid Graphite
Size: 3.5 Qt
I've always envied by family members their Kitchen Aid mixers, but couldn't justify the price, and didn't want to store the big, clunky appliance. I had no idea they had these tiny babies until I got a text from the Treasure Truck with this as the item of the day (in graphite), and I purchased it literally within one minute of receiving that text. I have issues with my wrist and arm when it comes to mixing, and my kids and husband are used to me calling for them to help me. I suppose I could have kept doing that, but why would I want to when they have this?! I've owned it less than 2 weeks and I've already used it a ton. It's light enough that it's easy to carry. It's small enough that it's not a hassle to store. It's pretty enough that I keep it right on my counter where everyone can see it. It's easy to clean. It comes with 3 different mixer heads. Best of all: it's powerful! This is exactly the same as the bigger mixer, but in an easier to handle size. I consider this money well spent because it makes my life way easier when I'm baking/cooking, and my family appreciates the fruits of my efforts.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2018 by Nnanelle
Color: Liquid Graphite
Size: 3.5 Qt
I loved it. Was just the right size for a smaller family. I've made my own pasta and ravioli with the mixer and attachment. And used my grater/ slicer attachment. I wish they would make an ice cream maker for the mini artisan. Great product!
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024 by Deb M
Color: Hot Sauce
Size: 3.5 quart
I love this mini KitchenAid mixer. I have the one in pale green. It fits on my counter without screaming "I am the monster mixer". I can make a cake mix in a snap. I have kneaded two loaves of bread easily. I just made a coconut pie. I made mashed potatoes for 6 people easily with this mixer. The 3.5 quart is a great size. The beater that I use the most....the basic one that is just a loop....is so easy to clean. The stainless bowl is easy to clean and does not have a handle to take up more space. It came with the basic beater, dough hook and the whipping beater for egg whites and such. I did order the beater with the scraper attached to it. I also ordered the splash screen for the mini. I hand wash everything! It is so easy to just rinse in hot soapy water. People come into my kitchen and admire my lovely mixer. I always wanted the big mixer. I cook from scratch a lot. My counter space is limited. This mini is always up and plugged in....love it! Great buy!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2016 by Fig Lady