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Euro-Pro EP585R 10-Speed Pro Stand Mixer with Rotating Bowl, Red | 
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| Brand: Euro-Pro
List Price: $89.99
Buy New: $72.56
You Save: $17.43 (19%)
Rating:  25 reviews
Color: red
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.4
Dimensions (in): 13 x 11.7 x 8.8
Model: EP585WR
UPC: 622356523325
EAN: 0622356523325
ASIN: B000I5VML8
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | 325-watt appliance with patented twin-motor design rotates bowl while mixing | | • | Easily converts to 10-speed hand mixer for added convenience and versatility | | • | Tiltable head provides easy bowl removal; ergonomic handle prevents hand fatigue | | • | Stainless-steel mixing bowl and beaters, plus plastic bowl lid included | | • | Measures 8 by 12 by 13 inches high with head down; 1-year limited warranty |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Euro-Pro #2 just died... August 27, 2008
P. Wiseman (Louisville, KY USA)
I bought my first Euro-Pro mix Nov 2005. I LOVED it! I had never had a stand mixer before. It was great for cooking with my daughter. I hand mixer popped off the stand so easily. The blades didn't touch the bottom of the bowl. As others noted about the blades bending, my daughter was mixing something simple like a cake mix and the blades wigged out. I ordered new blades, but the mixer never did work again. So, I ordered another about a year later thinking that was a flux. As soon as I received the second one the motor sounded labored. I should have returned it right away. The second one last about 18 mos and died. My husband won't let me get another one. So, I bought a reburished KitchenAid which works great but it is heavy.
Love it, but beaters bend easily July 8, 2008
Deb W (Houston, Texas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Okay, I love this mixer. It looks cool and it works hard. The problem I have with it is the beaters bend easily. While mixing a cake mix I stuck a spatula in the bowl and it got tangled in the beaters which ended up busting. Now, I know this is my fault, but I can assure you that if the same thing had happened with my grandmother's KitchenAid mixer, the spatula would have lost and the beaters would be unscathed. I realize that this little mixer costs a fraction of the price of a KitchenAid, but I would have been happier to pay a few dollars more to get beaters that don't bend. As it is, I ordered TWO replacement sets (planning ahead) of beaters from the manufacturer. The beaters were backordered "due to high demand" so I'm certain that EuroPro is very much aware that their beaters don't hold up. On the whole, I love this mixer anyway and I keep it on my counter just 'cause it looks cool.
On the Fence May 19, 2008
A. Nicholson
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I'm up in the air about this one. I bake a lot and was tired of using my long-standing $10 3-speed hand mixer. However, I refused to spend $200-300 on a stand mixer I knew I'd only use on the weekends. Although the Sunbeam goes for $80, I still couldn't justify the extra amount in my mind. So, finding the Euro-Pro, with its affordable price, 10-speed mixer and racing red looks was a bonus. However, it has its cons. When it arrived in the mail, it looked as if someone had used the hand mixer, although the bowl, beaters, etc. were clearly unused. When mixing pancakes, it is a bit of a pain that the beaters don't reach all the way down. Plus, when I made cookie dough with both the bowl and mixer at high speed, the stand literally hopped across the table, while the bowl emitted a grinding sound/burning smell. I purchased this mixer with eyes wide open having read the Amazon reviews. I will continue to use it as it fits my price range and it makes baking easier. Plus, it meets my needs as someone who bakes more than the average Jane but less than the professional Joe. My only concern is that Euro Pro no longer supports this mixer. While I almost wish I had purchased the Sunbeam, I like that this is lighter. However, this is a starter mixer or, to use another analogy, like the HMO of all mixers. It has enough power and gets the job done, but if you want to pay a few extra dollars for a mixer with a known brand, then by all means do so -
 The little mixer that could! April 26, 2008
Joseph S. Halasz (Murphy, NC USA)
We had an older top of the line Westinghouse which served us well, but after using the little Euro we were surprised at its versatility and power. Light weight yet powerful. The offset configuration is a little starnge but after using it we found it to be very practical. Love the powered turn table.
 Spend your money elsewhere April 17, 2008
H. Woodworth (Wichita, KS)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It's an ok mixer. But doesn't mix as well as a simple hand-held mixer does. Even mixing simple cake dough, the machine sounds like it's strained. Not high-powered. You would be better off passing on this one.
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