KitchenAid Epicurean KT2651X 475 Watts Stand Mixer

Well, after using the pasta maker for the third time on my old 4.5 quart Kitchenaid, it finally blew out after 8 years. I loved that mixer, and a pretty penny was put out for it too. So, that landed in the dumpster and I went out in search of a new...

Originally received the Ultra but returned it holding out for the Epicurean. It was WELL worth the wait.

I received the 6 qt. Epicurian as a Christmas gift in December of '01. I was thrilled! I loved the style, the power, the Cobalt blue color and could not have been happier, until...I went to use the mixer one day and it would not turn on despite being...

I got a refurbished Epicurean from Kitchen Aid via E-Bay auction. This was an indulgent birthday present to myself, but now I'm kicking myself for not having done this years earlier. It whips through tasks like beating egg whites, and a double batch of...

I admit it - I'm a kitchen freak, and so is my husband. We love to cook and we love kitchen gadgets. One of our first kitchen gadgets when we moved in together years ago was a 5 quart KitchenAid stand mixer - and oh, did we use and abuse it!

After burning out many hand mixers, I finally decided to buy what I really wanted, a KitchenAid stand mixer. My Grandmother had one of these and my Aunt still uses it.

Okay, I just HAD to have a kitchen aid mixer!!!! After burning out my Sunbeam stand mixer and countless other hand mixers over the last 13 years I just knew it was time for something of quality and horsepower. I set my sights on Kitchen Aid knowing...

The thing that lures me to the KitchenAid mixers is the years that it has performed in my mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers kitchens. Tried and true, they just seem to get better with time. The Epicurean is no exception!

I know what you're thinking; "What would a disinterested cook and admitted tightwad want with a $400 mixer called 'Epicurean'?" Well, my Dears, it's precisely because I am the original Disinterested Cook, and a tightwad, that the KitchenAid Epicurean...

At first glance, this mixer appears to be simply a more expensive version of the older, five-quart 'Heavy Duty' model that KitchenAid makes, and which you will see on nearly all of the shows that Food Network airs. In actual use, however, this mixer...