Cuisinart Precision Master 5.5 Quart Stand Mixer, 500 W Motor, 12 Speeds, Die-Cast Construction

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this mixer after many years of using a KitchenAid. I read many reviews and decided to give it a go as it was so much more affordable than KitchenAid. I have only had it for a few weeks, but so far so good. The good things I noticed is that when I am kneading bread dough, the mixer stays put and doesn't move. Also I love that the tilt head stays down and I don't have to use a separate lock lever. It stays locked up or down by using the head lift release lever. I bake a lot of bread so time will tell, but so far I am happy with my purchase.

I recently became the proud owner of the 12 speed 5.5 Qt Stand Mixer, in the beautiful color Pinot Noir. I asked my granddaughter what we should name her and her name is Scarlett. Scarlett has made my life so much easier. My family is receiving more baked goods these days with no complaints 🤗

My first time making a lemon meringue pie from scratch isn't something I wanted to be laborious. I knew that the meringue was something that needed constant whipping. This mixer had those egg whites whipped and fluffed in under 8 minutes. The pie ended up, delicious.

I love my new Cuisinart Mixer! I have recently gone back to baking bread for my family and this mixer is perfect for kneading the dough. This mixer is so strong it can handle recipes with even 5 cups of flour, saving me lots of time and the pain of standing at the counter kneading by hand. And I appreciate the locking feature when the head is raised/lowered, my last mixer would drop down if I wasn't careful. Lastly the dial for the speed is much better than using a slide arm, and it's so quiet even at higher speeds. I highly recommend this mixer!

I ordered a Cuisinart mixer after my 20 year old KitchenAid mixer died. I decided to get a Cuisinart mixer due to the motor being stronger and able to handle heavier loads , such as bread dough. I've been very happy with the new mixer and the bonus is that it not only has a larger bowl, but that it is considerably quieter than the KitchenAid.

I was gifted the Cuisinart mixing set this past Christmas, and made my first batch of chocolate chip cookies. Not only was it easier than ever, but they were truly the best textured and tasting cookies I have ever made…Thanks to the mixer!! I can't wait to try even more recipes.

I bought this for myself as a birthday gift and couldn't be happier. I love to bake and have been using a hand mixer. I didn't realize what I was missing! It's SO quiet and mixes so well. I also got a couple of the attachments and am excited about those as well.

I had a Kenmore stand mixer for 12 years, when time for a new one i researched and decided on Cuisinart, received it in a couple of days, delivered very well packed. it is a beautiful machine in pinot color. sturdy very quiet, plenty of speeds and ability to grow in attachments. So far I am very pleased with my purchase.

It's beautiful and all but I was a bit disappointed. I had to scrape the bottom of the bowl many times to get the dough mixed together. I let it run for 10 minutes and it still left dough on the bottom. I seen YouTubers using KitchenAid and their dough incorporated very well. I read a few reviews before purchasing it with the same problem and I thought I wouldn't have any issues as them. I was wrong. I will still keep it because it's still less work than kneading by hand.

Everything is good except the noise under the hood. It's giving me enough anxiety I can only give it 3 stars. Is this common with this model? Or do I have an emanate disaster on my hands? There is a random clicking, knocking and clanking sound coming from the top of the machine. From what sounds like the worm drive. Like there is a lose arm attached to the drive. Its random, it comes and goes. No mater the speed, attachment, or substrate in the mixing bowl. Anybody else? Or is this just a common sound with this machine?