Electrolux DLX-N24 Assistent

Pros: professional grade durability, quiet, versatile, innovative, safe, timer for kneading

Cons: not sold at every discount store, more expensive than lesser mixers.

The Bottom Line: An investment proven in European kitchens, now available to Americans as a better alternative to Kitchen Aid

Review: The Electrolux Assistent is the same machine as the Magic Mill Assistent. This machine was first introduced in Sweden in the late 40's, so it definitely has a track record! Though the styling of the base has changed along with other internal ...

Pros: Powerful, quiet, durable, large capacity, easy to clean, versatile.

Cons: Haven't found any. Instructions online sounded confusing, actual use is easy.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this product. I've never seen an appliance of such solid quality before. It's worth every penny and has made my life much easier. It performs beautifully.

Review: I had to choose between this mixer and the Bosch. It was a close call, but because I am cooking ALL the bread and lots of cookies for a large family, I decided this one was my best choice. I bought the one with the least expensive finish after being ...

Pros: Sturdy, powerful, easy to clean, handy timer and adjustable power dials

Cons: Roller arm doesn't lock in place, capacity may be overstated

The Bottom Line: This is the best mixer I have owned and given its power and sturdy construction, it may be the last I ever have to purchase. Well worth the investment!

Review: I have had my Kitchen Assistent for almost 5 years and I use it many times a week for everything from making bagels to whipping cream. It is that versatile! I agree with the previous reviewer's high praise for the Kitchen Assistent with two caveats: when ...

Pros: Powerful motor.

Cons: Flawed design. Arm doesn't want to lock. Walks off the countertop.

Review: Copying this review from my Magic Mill DLX review. Same machine, same issues. The design of this machine is appealing, but the physical assumptions seem flawed. The bowl spins, but that means that the force of mixing is dependent on the adhesion ...