Stainless steel? In these times? You would more likely get a brushed aluminium shell, filled with gravel. "Stainless Steel" would be the name of the model. It would break down after 13 months and You would have to buy a new one, while Your grandma would still have her stainless steel block from the 70s.
Back in the before times when home phones were still a thing I had this really nice cordless phone. It had this really nice balance and heft to it, felt really quality and I always remember feeling pretty good about it as a thing. Finally one day it died and I think I must have hoped to figure out what went wrong so I popped it open and realize it was like 2% technology, 23% empty space and the rest was just a solid piece of heavy rubber.
You certainly would not regret buying a cubic meter of
tungstenstainless steelA cube that size of tungsten would absolutely obliterate that countertop... And the back of anyone dumb enough to try to lift it.
Thats why it would have to be tungsten. The countertop would have to be excessively overbuilt to support the weight. Additionally the workers delivering and installing it would have to use hydraulic powered lifts to put it on the counter.
Thats how do you conspicuous consumption.
That would be over 19 tonnes. It would go through the floor and sink partway into the ground.
Mine stopped working. I don't know what it was doing before, but it's not doing it now.
Mine too, but I absolutely refuse to read any instructions that came with it that might easily explain the problem and provide a solution. Clearly this is a design flaw of the appliance.
I loved my old smart block until they released a firmware update that bricked it.
Does it come in cute colors to match me KitchenAid mixer?
No the new line is perfectly designed to clash awefully with the old one, so you need to change them all. Because you care about the look of you kitchening room.
I’m 75% sure my mother would buy this.
Meme for people who do not cook. That bread hook is amazing.
Kitchenaid has really gone downhill tbh. I got their higher end model and returned it after it struggled to knead dough. They're made for cake batter and cookie dough these days, not bread making.
I went with an Ankarsrum and i love the damn thing. Small learning curve but being able to just drop ingredients in the open top is amazing
https://www.americastestkitchen.com/equipment_reviews/2593-the-best-stand-mixers
I have the kitchen aid given to my parents as a wedding gift in the 70s. Harvest Gold, but I don’t care that it doesn’t match anything.
Works great. There’s a later bowl accessory to prevent things from dancing out of the bowl while being mixed but the rest is original.
I didn't even connect this meme to the stand mixer at first. So useful and strong.
I wonder if it's related.
Ugh everyone is telling me how much I need the brick, they use it every day multiple times, but I just do not have counter space for it.
Gift it to your favorite neighbor, borrow when needed.
Everyone complaining about the weight but we all know it's really about the attachments.
Kitchenaid or Apple?
Teenage Engineering
…because apple makes hyper specific appliances known for taking up space on your kitchen counter…?
It is known for selling overpriced pieces of metal.
