This is my $20 mixer. It's in excellent condition on the exterior and it came with the paddle, whisk and dough hook. Ain't she purdy?
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- The Cookbook Junkie
- My cookbook collection is growing out of hand. In an effort to justify my addiction, I thought I would share my collection with everyone by actually trying more new recipes and blogging the results.
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- I Like To Cook
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- Lindsey's Luscious
- Mixed Salad Annie
- Nosh With Me
- Rah Cha Chow
- Rosa's Yummy Yums
- Sweetnicks
6 comments:
Oooh, yours has lever that brings the bowl up to the beaters, and the bowl has a handle. Mine didn't; it had the bowl. without handle, that screwed into the base, and the flip-top motor area. You most definitely got a bargain for your $20!
Most definitely a bargain!
As I said, lots of good service left in her....
Wow, $20 is a steal. I've been waiting patiently for one of those turn up on the clearance aisle at Target or Walmart to add to my appliance collection.
Hey! Now I am jealous. I inherited my grandmother's kitchenaid mixer when she passed, and when the mixer passed on I replaced it with another brand...mistake. I need to check out some local yard sales and see if I can find a super deal like this. :)
awesome deal. Robin got one at a yard sale for 20 bucks, but it wasnt a hobart, just an older KA. The hobarts are so collectible. You could sell it on ebay for a hundred or more I bet. But, that mixer will last forever.
It was me that asked!! Great photo and what a fabulous deal!! Good luck with it! xx www.cookmybooks.com.au
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