Price on kitchen items

[Guest guest]

I don't agree. I had an almost $400 Kitchen Aid mixer with all the expensice

attachments I bought separately and hated it, I sold ir for $100. I make bread

and everything else with my Cuisinart hand mixer. My food processor was free

shipping from Amazon on sale, under $100 and I use it 3 times a week and it's

almost 7 years old. My main pans are Revere ware it's going strong and it's

the old copper bottoms, my Lodge iron skillets are perfect and also very old. I

believe you need to buy what you are comfortable with not the price.

Donna

 

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[Guest guest]

All the kitchen items I use are hand me downs or are inexpensive and I enjoy

them very much. I spent a lot on a stick hand held blender and didn't like it

at all, it was bulky and heavy. I traded my friend for her light weight Black

and Decker she paid around $19 for, she couldn't believe I would do that.

 

I have a Kitchen Aid food proc and it was somewhere around $99

it does a great job. I've been using it on and off for about 5 years.

 

Chelsea

[Guest guest]

Our blender is great, but it does not do what a small food processor would do.

Like, when they say something is diced, I don't cut my pepper small enough.

Well, I want to do this recipe today. I donot intend to make it without a food

processor. I'm not going to chop all those vegetables, no way.

 

 

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