Kitchen Sugar: Kitchen Aids

Other features are a full-size chef sink, a built-in composting receptacle, and an induction KitchenAid stove with a telescoping downdraft vent. Natural light floods in from the kitchen window as well as the adjoining living room area. In the living area It was the maker of colorful kitchen appliances. KitchenAid spent much of Thursday trying to repair the damage from a wayward tweet about President Obama that whipped up social media outrage faster than one of its signature blenders can spit out a smoothie. While they each have the unmistakable air of a kitchen gadget, Bartesian looks something like a KitchenAid mixer minus the paddle and bowl while Somabar has a more refined, cabinet-like appearance. Functionality is the main differentiator here and KitchenAid’s corporate Twitter feed was right out with a response: Obamas gma even knew it was going 2 b bad! ‘She died 3 days b4 he became president’. That may take the prize for the most offensive message ever tweeted by a corporation. KitchenAid KitchenAid has a truly esteemed history. The KitchenAid stand mixer was introduced to the world in 1919. From that, the brand has continually developed its line of kitchen appliances with a commitment to innovative technology, quality craftsmanship, and Cupcakes might be very last decade, but the retro kitchen appliance business still has legs: Whirlpool will spend $40 million expanding a factory in Ohio that makes its KitchenAid mixers, the WSJ’s James R. Hagerty reports. While the company has been .

They’re versatile, go with everything, lightweight, and cute. What more could you want?” 4. KitchenAid Food Chopper ($40): “I love this mini food processor for quick chop and puree jobs in the kitchen. It works like a charm and is perfect for KitchenAid is doing some serious damage control following an errant tweet sent out from the company's Twitter account during Wednesday night's presidential debate. Several hours after the tweet went out, Cynthia Soledad, who identified herself as "the head The KitchenAid stand mixer is the tool of the trade of cooking, especially baking. At $200 and up, it's an investment in both money and counter space — and it's still being made in the U.S. The mixers have been made in Greenville, Ohio, since 1941. Home appliance brand KitchenAid jumped into the political arena with a controversial Tweet sent during the presidential debate Wednesday night, and is struggling today to climb back out into the domestic realm. A KitchenAid employee took to the company's .