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If you want to upgrade your kitchen, KitchenAid has a wide range of appliances large and small to enhance the entire area. We found a fine selection of KitchenAid sales. We scanned the full range of bargains, searching for the best deals for a KitchenAid stand mixer, KitchenAid food processor, KitchenAid hand blender, and KitchenAid refrigerator. There are plenty of choices in each KitchenAid appliance category. We compiled a full list of the best KitchenAid deals, and then chose our favorite for each group.

Today’s best KitchenAid deals

Our favorite KitchenAid deals

KitchenAid Artisan 5 Qt. 10-Speed Gloss Cinnamon Stand Mixer – $380, was $400

Artisan 5 Qt. 10-Speed Gloss Cinnamon Stand Mixer
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The iconic KitchenAid tilt-head stand mixers define the category. Among the several KitchenAid deals for stand mixers, our favorite is the Artisan Series 5-quart 10-speed mixer. If you like to make bread, as we do, you know the dough mixture is thick and hard to work with your hands. The robust KitchenAid Artisan model has a 325-watt motor ten speeds and more than ample power to mix bread and cookie dough and a 5-quart mixing bowl so you can mix the ingredients for nine dozen cookies or four loaves of bread at once. The Artisan comes with a coated flat beater, a coated dough hook, and a six-wire whip. This model is also compatible with the wide range of KitchenAid mixer optional attachments. Usually $400, you can buy the KitchenAid Artisan Tilt-Stand Mixer for $380.

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KitchenAid 2-Speed Silver Hand Blender — $49

KitchenAid 2-Speed Silver Hand Blender
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Hand blenders are supposed to be light to hold, easy to use, and fast and powerful enough to whip up sauces and blend ingredients quickly with no fuss or strain. We like the KitchenAid 2-speed hand blender because it’s easy and convenient to use with or without the handy include 24-ounce mixing cup. in the stainless steel beaters and get right to work. Two speeds are enough for a stand-by hand blender for most cooks, and we appreciate the simple competency of this utility device. Normally selling for $49, the KitchenAid 2-speed hand blender is just $38.

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KitchenAid 7-Cup Onyx Black Food Processor — $70

KitchenAid 7-Cup Onyx Black Food Processor
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Food processors shouldn’t be too complex to operate, but they do need the power and capacity to perform a range of cooking chores to help you save time and give your hands and arms a break. This KitchenAid food processor has five speeds and ample 7-cup capacity. Save your arms and let this handy appliance help when you need to chop, slice, or shred ingredients. This model comes with a multipurpose bladeand a reversible medium slicing/shredding disc. Regularly $99, you can snap up this KitchenAid food processor deal for $70 and start cooking.

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KitchenAid French Door Refrigerator — $2,745

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KitchenAid’s 27-cubic foot French Door Refrigerator combines an attractive appearance with a full menu of functional and practical advantages. The bottom freezer drawer has two tiers for easier access to various food types, and the main refrigerator compartment adjusts as your needs change. There are two crispers with separate humidity adjustments and a convenient pantry drawer for easy access to snacks and convenience foods. With through-the-door ice and filtered water, you won’t have to open the doors just to get a glass of water. This model also has KitchenAid’s PrintShield finish coating, so the refrigerator’s stainless steel surface won’t show everyone’s fingerprints and smudges. Amply sized without taking over your whole kitchen, this KitchenAid 27-cubic foot model is on sale $2,745.

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