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    Thrillhouse

    ThrillhouseAU

    • 4 reviews
    • Verified purchase

    Old world quality

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    The motor is powerful and relatively quiet. We make pasta regularly, and with this machine you can go from mixing the dough to cutting the noodles with the optional KA attachments and boy is it quick! The volume of the bowl is more than adequate for household use and is easy to keep clean. We have also purchased additional attachments over time to increase its versatility. The classic design of this mixer has not changed much in decades and it's not hard to see why. It is not the cheapest mixer on the market, but it is an investment and I wager I will be handing it down to my kids someday.



    Date PurchasedJul 2014
    1 comment
    KitchenAid
    Belle AKitchenAid
    • Verified purchase

    Problems

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    I've had the same problem. Stops when changing speed and sometimes spontaneously turns off (and not because of overheating). Usually I take it back to the off position and turn it back on and it's fine. It makes me nervous though. So much money for something that's potentially very unreliable. Now it turns off completely if I try to turn it to max speed. It also doesn't mix well, you constantly have to turn it off and scrape down the sides. It doesn't do small quantities at all, even though it's advertised as being able to whisk as little as one egg white. Very disappointed.

    Date PurchasedMay 2015
    2 comments
    KitchenAid
    Belle AKitchenAid
    J Davison
    J Davison

    I've tried adjusting the beater to bowl clearance

    Jaded

    JadedSouthwest, VIC

    • 2 reviews
    • 1 like

    Great machine

    published

    Have only recently purchased 7590 but have used it for my bread making. My only disappointment so far is the lack of any printed recipes to get you started as these come with other kitchen aid mixers purchased and I don't want to refer to Internet sites all the time. Having something to start with helps to familiarise yourself with the mixer,it's power and would help with adjusting recipes you already have. The booklet inside does give information on approx mix times etc but I think something more included would be better considering it is a significant outlay for a mixer. Would like a smaller bowl being able to be purchased as often you need to use two different sizes for a recipe.

    Date PurchasedDec 2016
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    Ritaalencar

    Ritaalencar

    • 2 reviews

    Very happy with

    published

    Just got it days ago, I couldn't really see any problems. But so far the ever ever. Very happy with my purchase and can't wait to try all recipes available. Only difficult is put and take the bowl out of the machine. I'm already looking on YouTube for great recipes to put this machine to feed my family.

    Date PurchasedNov 2016
    1 comment
    KitchenAid
    KitchenAid A.KitchenAid

    Love this machine

    published
    Date PurchasedOct 2015
    2 comments
    KitchenAid
    KitchenAid A.KitchenAid
    KitchenAid
    KitchenAid A.KitchenAid

    Hi Dan, are you following our KitchenAid Australia Facebook Page? We would love to see some photos of your culinary delights! Kind Regards, The KitchenAid Team

    Questions & Answers

    michaelemery

    michaelemeryasked

    Can the KSM7590 handle smaller ingredient amounts as well as the Artisan and Classic mixers?

    2 answers
    J Davison
    J Davison

    Short answer is no. It’s supposed to be able to whisk a single egg white. I find it needs at least 3. The machine is great for large volumes, but regular cake mix or dough quantities, it just doesn’t pick up or mix. I’ve been really disappointed with the pick up of ingredients, even at large volumes. You constantly have to stop the machine and scrape and turn the mix.

    michaelemery
    michaelemery

    Thank you so much for the info. I really wanted a bowl-lift mixer (for no particularly good reason), but it sounds like I’ll be buying a tilt head instead. I rarely make large quantities, but was more concerned with the ability of smaller mixers to handle heavy bagel doughs etc. I will probably get the Artisan model.

    michaelemery

    michaelemeryasked

    What is the difference between the KSM7581 and KSM7590? They seem to have slightly different dimensions, but otherwise identical technical specs. Will the KSM7590 ever be available in red?

    2 answers
    Jaded
    Jaded

    7590 Has stainless steel attachments as the 7581 has some coated attachments and I wanted stainless steel to ensure the coating didn’t chip off.

    michaelemery
    michaelemery

    Thanks, that's good to know. I wonder why the overall dimensions are different (source: Kitchenaid website).

    laura b

    laura basked

    is a ksmc8qbowl suitable for this model?

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