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Cuisinart SM-70 7-Quart Stand Mixers | 
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| Brand: Cuisinart
List Price: $815.00
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MPN: 241004
ASIN: B000OYF3HM
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Product Description
Take charge of your baking and start mixing bigger batches with professional power and an assortment of helpful attachments to handle any task. A die-cast metal body is built for durability while the polished stainless steel bowl has the capacity for even the biggest baking jobs. Three-year limited product warranty. Five-year motor warranty.
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great value-good performer September 29, 2008
Jerome F. Smith (alto ,ga.)
This mixer was purchased to replace a Hamilto Beach 7 Qt. and has proven to be a great choice. We had two hamilton Beach mixer and the old non electronic is still working but the ones they now make are not of equal quality. we had one replaced under warranty and then the replacement also quit. The Cuisinart 70 bc is interchanable with the bowls,beaters,etc that came with the Hamiolton Beach. This mixer is quieter, better built and performs way better than the Hamilton Beach mixers. As for cost we paid about 100.00 less for the cuisinart thus makin it a much better value.
I say buy it with confidence.
Cuisineart is a fabulous machine no doubt about it September 25, 2008
T. Proud (LA California)
I am from the UK and used to the KENWOODS. America only offers KITCHEN AID and that is a weak, cheaply made little machine. I purchased the CUISINEART machine with some trepidation but it has proven to be an excellent purchase. After one and a half years I have a developed a short in the wiring but this should not put you off at all. Amazon have offered to refund or offer me a new machine. For any serious bakers, cake makers, honestly this is the best you can get before you go commercial.
If in doubt get the cuisinart, I promise
A powerhouse August 12, 2008
L. Edington (Fayetteville, Arkansas)
After researching large stand mixers for several months, I opted for the Cuisinart 7 quart. I have had a small Kitchenaid for years and it still runs like the day I got it. It's just not big enough to accommodate my baking needs. I didn't go with the big KA because of the bowl lift. I prefer the tilt feature.
The Cuisinart is a great looking machine. I love the look of the Viking and seriously considered purchasing one. I had concerns about reports of motor problems and poor customer service. I even contacted Viking and asked about these reports. The only response I got was a testimonial from a customer.
This machine looks similar to the Viking but has some nicer features. It is much lighter than my small Kitchenaid which I appreciate. I had no trouble lifting and moving it. It doesn't need rear wheels. Contrary to some reviews, it does not feel flimsy at all. Bakers, you will love the fold setting and the smooth dial to increase the speeds. The timer is also great. I immediately whipped up a bread recipe using 8 cups of flour and it didn't even phase it. It is a real powerhouse. The dough does not climb up the hook. I was also pleasantly surprised at how quiet it is.
The 3 year warranty is great. (But I am saving the packing material in case there is ever a problem) I am anxious to try some of the accessories. It may replace several of my old appliances.
The only thing I would change is the shield. I really like the one piece design but it is a little difficult to snap in place. But it is still easier than the 2 piece KA shield. It comes up and out of the way when you tilt the head which is nice.
If you are considering an upgrade and like to double and triple recipes, this is your machine. Well worth the money. Here ia a good video http://video.cuisinart.com/video/video.php?s=standmixer&f=standmixer
Beats the KitchenAid Professional 600 April 2, 2008
Jeffrey H. Hight (Winston-Salem, NC)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
I have owned and loved and hated several KitchenAid mixers over the years. My most recent was the KitchenAid Professional 600 - the one I hate. It has some fantastic features, and one very bad one: the plastic gear housing. It allowed all the gears to fall out of place and strip. Not so this Cuisinart! My recipe for a crusty, country loaf of bread (the KitchenAid Professional 600 killer) was processed by the Cuisinart with flying colors! I have also had a chance to use the optional meat grinder attachment for this mixer and it is a winner. The extra tall mixing bowl, fantastic integrated splash guard, timer, and tilt-back head make this mixer a pleasure to use and a benchmark for KitchenAid to address!
Beats the KitchenAid Professional 600 April 2, 2008
Jeffrey H. Hight (Winston-Salem, NC)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have owned and loved and hated several KitchenAid mixers over the years. My most recent was the KitchenAid Professional 600 - the one I hate. It has some fantastic features, and one very bad one: the plastic gear housing. It allowed all the gears to fall out of place and strip. Not so this Cuisinart! My recipe for a crusty, country loaf of bread (the KitchenAid Professional 600 killer) was processed by the Cuisinart with flying colors! I have also had a chance to use the optional meat grinder attachment for this mixer and it is a winner. The extra tall mixing bowl, fantastic integrated splash guard, timer, and tilt-back head make this mixer a pleasure to use and a benchmark for KitchenAid to address!
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