Review on 🍲 660W 6-Speed WESTWE Stand Mixer Blender with 7-QT Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl, Dough & Cake & Bread Kitchen Electric Stand Mixer, Stainless Steel Dough Hook, Wire Whip, Beater, Splash Guard by Ryan Rea

This is a great value machine for beginners. I've noticed a lot of these show up at Revain, non-big brand mixers range from $75 to $140. Most of them are the same car but released under the seller's brand name. The weight. She doesn't weigh much, less than 12 pounds. In comparison, my Cuisinart hand blender weighs about 17 pounds and my Kitchenaid almost 30 pounds. That's why the machine has suction cups on the bottom to prevent it from slipping. Versatility. It has most of the basic features that any stand mixer has, plus a few attachments like a dough hook, flat beater, and whisk. Extras include a deeper bowl than other machines, an egg separator and a splash guard (I had to buy it separately from Kticchenaid). Pantry to work without me. It's easy to clean and put back in the pantry. You can cook anything, but usually it's bread or other baked goods. If we're just making one dish, like a cake, they usually take a hand mixer, but if we're going to make a storm, we use a stand mixer. Compare I love my Kitchenaid, can't live without it. I have all the tools to cut meat into noodles. There is a spruce. My Cusinart machine is a backup, or sometimes I need both machines when we're baking and preparing food on vacation. This car is good for children. All in all, for $99 this is a decent entry-level machine that doesn't take up that much space.