KenwoodMajor 1500W Titanium Chef Kitchen Machine
R5,699
About
The Titanium Major offers all the features and benefits of the Kenwood Chef, but gives you more capacity to create family-sized meals, cakes and desserts. It also comes with an extra, medium speed outlet to accommodate a wider range of attachments. It's Kenwood's most versatile kitchen mixer and is designed for an excellent cook who wants a high performance kitchen machine with the power and flexibility to help them create more. With your Titanium Major you’ll feel more inspired and creative than ever, confident to master new tasks.
All Kenwood Titanium Major kitchen mixers are designed to give lasting service, day in, day out and cope easily with family-sized meals and dishes. The all metal body, control dial and head lift lever, and high-grade stainless steel bowl tools give strength and durability. The powerful, geared motor enables you to run a wide range of slow, medium and high speed attachments.
Product Features:
- The Kenwood Titanium Major can be used with an array of optional attachments to cater for every task
- Put it to work chopping, grating, slicing, whisking, kneading, mincing, mixing, grinding, milling, blending or squeezing. Fast, gentle, tough and capable, it’s a true professional
- Model: KMM060
- Register Online
- 5 Year Warranty on Motor
- 2 Year Warranty on Machine
Product Specifications:
- Included attachments: Flexi beater, dough hook, K-beater, whisk and blender
- Body material: Die cast aluminium
- Bowl material: Stainless steel
- Bowl tool material: Stainless steel
- Motor Power: 1500W
- Speed:Variable
- Weight: 9.67kg
- Bowl size (total): 6.7 litres
- Capacity - cake: 4.55kg
- Capacity - dough: 2.40kg
- Capacity - egg whites: 16 maximum
- Capacity - flour for pastry: 910g
- Dimensions: L 40.8 x W 23.8 x H 34.3
What's in the Box:
- Large 6.7L mixing bowl
- Dough hook, K-beater and whisk attachments
- Jug blender
- Splash guard
- Spatula
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