I own a Kenwood Chefette circa 1970s and still going strong. shame they
don`t make them any more! I like the fact you can mix AND chop/blend with
only one appliance.
Reviewed by: Abentley Rating:5 out of 5 Date Reviewed:28Jun2007 |
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Although a good mixer I found mine too heavy and bulky. The bowl was too
big for small quantities so it wasn`t mixing the margarine and sugar
properly. It has been in my roofspace for about ten years.
I much prefer the smaller Kenwood Chefette which I have used for about 23
years, although it can`t really cope with the like of a Christmas cake.
Reviewed by: Rosie Rating:3 out of 5 Date Reviewed:01May2007 |
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I have just stripped our A 901 Chef down and found the brushes u/s and the
armature beyond repair. After 32 years service I think it`s time we had a
new one, Chef again of course.
Reviewed by: Peter Alexander, Fleet, Hampshire Rating:5 out of 5 Date Reviewed:05May2005 |
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I have had a Kenwood Chef for 35 years used almost daily. Does everythingit says it will. Brilliant.
Reviewed by: Sylvia Jeff Rating:5 out of 5 Date Reviewed:25Jan2003 |
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I have owned a Kenwood chef for 30 years. It is now due to be pensionedoff, and I need a new one.
Reviewed by: pauline gallagher Rating:5 out of 5 Date Reviewed:05Jan2003 |
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This product is a good heavy duty mixer, invaluable for feather lightsponges and fruit cakes. It is an asset to any kitchen.
Reviewed by: Mrs ONeill, Birmingham Rating:4 out of 5 Date Reviewed:22Dec2002 |
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