Food Prep Machines

Imagine a mixer which can weigh ingredients, prove dough, melt chocolate and mix effectively, all in one machine. That's exactly what this is - the KWL90.004SI Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL. With its exclusive 7 litre capacity EasyWarm bowl, you can...

This classic stand mixer has a robust and durable metal design and a smooth rounded finish. This makes cleaning it a breeze. It's motor is silent and long lasting, and the original planetary action provides fast thorough mixing.

With its all-metal design and powerful yet quiet motor, the KitchenAid Heavy Duty mixer in White is reliable, durable and efficient. It makes light yet quiet work of large batches and its unique planetary mixing action ensures all areas of the bowl are...

Mixing huge quantities of ingredients is made quick, simple and efficient with this 6.9Ltr silver KitchenAid heavy-duty stand mixer. Using planetary action and a 1.3HP high-efficiency motor, this unit guarantees rapid and thorough mixing of even the...

Give your kitchen a pop of colour with the KitchenAid Heavy Duty mixer in vibrant red. The all-metal design gives the mixer a sleek finish that is easy to clean and maintain for a continuously spotless look. The motor runs at a powerful 500W, but works...

This KitchenAid mixer is powerful and quiet with direct drive motor. Robust, stable and durable full metal construction with smooth rounded design and tilt head for easy cleaning and usage.

Heavy duty commercial model with two bowl covers and one pouring shield. Supplied with flat beater, dough hook and wire whisk.

It's no surprise that the KitchenAid K5 heavy duty stand mixer is one of the industry's most popular catering appliances. With its cherry red finish and exceptional range of features and attachments, including a 4.8 litre brushed stainless steel bowl,...

For quick and effective prep, choose this 4.8Ltr black KitchenAid K5 heavy-duty, bowl-lift stand mixer. This unit combines planetary action with a direct-drive motor to rapidly mix ingredients - without generating too much noise. The result?...