KitchenAid

Which KitchenAid mixer should you buy

Tilt head mixers lift up at the front. They are lighter, fit under a cupboard and suit most home baking. Bowl lift mixers raise the bowl instead. They hold more and cope better with heavy bread dough. If you bake a cake most weekends, a tilt head is plenty.

One machine, many jobs

The power hub on the front of every KitchenAid mixer takes the same attachments. Clip one on and the mixer rolls pasta, grinds meat, churns ice cream or spiralises vegetables. Buy the mixer once, then add to it over the years.

Shop KitchenAid by product

Stand mixers

The Artisan is the one most people picture. It comes in signature colours including Empire Red, Almond Cream and Matte Black, holds enough for a big batch, and takes every hub attachment. The Classic is the simpler, lower cost option. Bowl lift models suit heavy bread work.

Blenders, food processors and choppers

KitchenAid makes full size blenders, stick blenders, food processors and small choppers. A chopper handles onions and herbs in seconds. A food processor takes on the bigger jobs like slicing, shredding and pastry.

Kettles and toasters

The kettles and toasters use the same retro shapes and colours as the mixers, so a bench can match end to end. Handy if you already own a mixer in a colour you love.

Attachments and accessories

Pasta roller sets, vegetable spiralisers, food grinders, ice cream makers and slicer or shredder kits. Spare bowls and beaters are here too. Most attachments fit any hub powered KitchenAid mixer.

Buy KitchenAid online or in store

Minimax is an authorised Australian KitchenAid retailer, so every product is genuine and carries a full warranty. Order online with free delivery* over $99, or pick your order up with Click and Collect. You can also see the range in person at any of our 15 stores across Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania.

KitchenAid questions, answered

Tilt head or bowl lift?

Tilt head mixers are lighter and fit under a cupboard, which suits everyday baking. Bowl lift mixers hold more and handle heavy dough better.

Will attachments fit my mixer?

Most do. The power hub is the same across hub powered models, so pasta makers, grinders and juicers swap between them. Check the product page if you own an older model.

What warranty do I get?

Artisan and tilt head mixers usually come with up to five years. Attachments usually come with two years. The exact term is listed on each product page.

Are Minimax KitchenAid products genuine?

Yes. Minimax is an authorised Australian retailer, so stock is genuine and backed by warranty.