As a novice baker I viewed lots of mixer videos and reviews from low end to hi end of different designs including decades of known brands. I chose this mixer due to it weighing on practicality, quality, durability and reliability.
This is an excellent review; thank you for this. I have the KA that you have, except mine is from 1989. When it comes for its time to retire, I will check this Artiste mixer. Thanks again.
I really appreciate how you showed how it would make such a small batch. Everybody else lost videos making ridiculous amounts of dough. This more practical
Cute little machine, compact and seems like it can do any job that k/a can do.. I enjoyed your review of it, good job. I almost purchased it but decided on the bosch compact instead. Would like to see you do a review on it. Thankyou for Your time.
@@Twosleevers I ordered mine last night. Should be here Tuesday. Can't wait to put it to the test. Your video was the deciding factor for me ordering it! Thanks again.
Wow, nice review & demo of the new mixer. It seems 2 have the essential mixer accessories 4 dough & egg white. Thx 4 sharing on the internet 4 us newbies. Keep on mixing & baking.
Good concept. Like the set up of the lid. Keeps the stuff in the bowl.. The only issues are, that the lid doesn't lock onto the bowl. Also to open the door seems a little clumsy. It needs a handle or some other way to open it. If the hands are wet or slippery with oil or something, might be hard to open.
I would love to see you review the Ninja Oven, especially compared to these larger air fry ovens. The Ninja has a large interior (13 x 13), heats in literally 1 minute, and in my opinion gives all the advantages of an egg-shaped air fryer with the capacity of the ovens. People knock it for not being able to do a whole chicken (uncut) or loaf in it, but those are about the only 2 things you can't do, and everyone has something else for them. Another plus to me is that when you're done, you can flip it up and fit an opened kitchen towel in front of it, so it really gives you back most of your counter space!
Forgive me for asking, but as someone who's NEVER owned a mixer at all, what is the advantage for having it when you're doing such small amounts? It seems easier to just mix it by hand and have less clean up (same amount of time from beginning to end?). I bake with rye only so there's no kneading.
Shyam Devadas unfortunately we aren’t home so I can’t check for you. But for perspective they say you can make enough dough for 6+ loaves of bread at a time!
@@Twosleevers Thanks! I was actually concerned about the space it would take up on my counter. Fortunately, Nutrimill got back with me with the dimensions. This thing is way more compact than the others. Just 12 inches deep and 10 inches wide. Thanks again!
Same design but not as powerful as the Bosch Universal Plus. I know people that have owned a Bosch for over 30 years under heavy use for bread baking and these machines never die.
I have just discovered the Nutrimill Artiste. I could have bought the Bosch but wanted a smaller foot print in making bread as there is only the two of us. I am so impressed that you have had your Bosch for thirty years. I hope Bosch has put the same quality in the Artiste as the original.
As a novice baker I viewed lots of mixer videos and reviews from low end to hi end of different designs including decades of known brands. I chose this mixer due to it weighing on practicality, quality, durability and reliability.
Me too
This is an excellent review; thank you for this. I have the KA that you have, except mine is from 1989. When it comes for its time to retire, I will check this Artiste mixer. Thanks again.
I really appreciate how you showed how it would make such a small batch. Everybody else lost videos making ridiculous amounts of dough. This more practical
Cute little machine, compact and seems like it can do any job that k/a can do..
I enjoyed your review of it, good job.
I almost purchased it but decided on the bosch compact instead. Would like to see you do a review on it.
Thankyou for Your time.
Great job. Glad you mixed a small amount of dough since I only make one loaf at a time. Very informative
@@Twosleevers I ordered mine last night. Should be here Tuesday. Can't wait to put it to the test. Your video was the deciding factor for me ordering it! Thanks again.
@@snoopaka how do you like the unit? would you recommend it?
@@ericstefko4852 Yes! Does a great job with my bread doughs.
Liked your review, as I just ordered one. Haven't used it yet, but glad to know I made a good purchase. Thank you.
Wow, nice review & demo of the new mixer. It seems 2 have the essential mixer accessories 4 dough & egg white. Thx 4 sharing on the internet 4 us newbies. Keep on mixing & baking.
Thank you for the kind words! Glad my review was able to help you.
I like this! I have a kitchenaid 6qt professional series that weighs 25 pounds. This one is nice and does lots of things.',
Good concept. Like the set up of the lid. Keeps the stuff in the bowl.. The only issues are, that the lid doesn't lock onto the bowl. Also to open the door seems a little clumsy. It needs a handle or some other way to open it. If the hands are wet or slippery with oil or something, might be hard to open.
That is what paper towels are for. Just sayin'. Just nice to have the lid.
I would love to see you review the Ninja Oven, especially compared to these larger air fry ovens. The Ninja has a large interior (13 x 13), heats in literally 1 minute, and in my opinion gives all the advantages of an egg-shaped air fryer with the capacity of the ovens. People knock it for not being able to do a whole chicken (uncut) or loaf in it, but those are about the only 2 things you can't do, and everyone has something else for them. Another plus to me is that when you're done, you can flip it up and fit an opened kitchen towel in front of it, so it really gives you back most of your counter space!
Do you know whether there is an available metal bowl for the Nutrimill Artiste to handle hot ingredients (like an Italian meringue)?
Forgive me for asking, but as someone who's NEVER owned a mixer at all, what is the advantage for having it when you're doing such small amounts? It seems easier to just mix it by hand and have less clean up (same amount of time from beginning to end?). I bake with rye only so there's no kneading.
Dude, you do a great review! Much appreciated. Would you know what the width and depth measurements are? Thanks!
Shyam Devadas unfortunately we aren’t home so I can’t check for you. But for perspective they say you can make enough dough for 6+ loaves of bread at a time!
@@Twosleevers Thanks! I was actually concerned about the space it would take up on my counter. Fortunately, Nutrimill got back with me with the dimensions. This thing is way more compact than the others. Just 12 inches deep and 10 inches wide. Thanks again!
This is a great video. Thanks so much for the review!
May I ask how does it perform with 2 egg whites or 1/4 cream?
I absolutely love that lazy Susan. The pattern is beautiful. I got completely distracted by that. Stunning.
و السلام عليكم من ابن احصل ع هذه العجانه مع جزيل الشكر رد
Great review. Thank you
great review video !!
Same design but not as powerful as the Bosch Universal Plus. I know people that have owned a Bosch for over 30 years under heavy use for bread baking and these machines never die.
I have just discovered the Nutrimill Artiste. I could have bought the Bosch but wanted a smaller foot print in making bread as there is only the two of us. I am so impressed that you have had your Bosch for thirty years. I hope Bosch has put the same quality in the Artiste as the original.
Shame you can't buy these in the UK
I’m going to tell you right now. That lid would drive me nuts without a handle to lift it off. How could they forget that. Seems clumsy.
TwoSleevers Urvashi I might buy it If they fix that problem but it’s too clumsy right now