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Now, KitchenAid small appliances are considered premiere, top-of-the-line kitchen appliances that have one numerous awards throughout the company's 90-year history. In 1986, Whilrpool bought KitchenAid, and it has been a wholly owned subsidiary since.

Once considered boring, metal appliances, KitchenAid appliances now come in more color's than Joseph's multi-colored coat. Numbering over 40 colors, KitchenAid continues to give consumers exactly what they want in a kitchen appliance: high quality, superior performing appliances that make your life easier and more enjoyable in your kitchen.

Now considered as one of the classic design icons of the 21st century appliance history, the KitchenAid mixer celebrates 90 years in 2009, and they introduced a limited edition color, Candy Apple (as seen in the photo above).

People all over the world choose KitchenAid small appliances and for very good reasons.  In addition to the excellent reputation and good will of the KitchenAid name, the products simply outperform most of the other kitchen appliance products. In a 2005 survey of the International Association of Culinary Professionals, the  KitchenAid  brand was voted as the highest rating for kitchen appliances.

KitchenAid appliances are made in the U.S.A. at their primary factory in Ohio and also in South Carolina, Mississippi, Indiana, Arkansas, Ontario, and Quebec.  The KitchenAid name has a long, proud history, and they even have their classic cobalt blue stand mixer in an exhibit at the Smithsonian American History Museum where it is featured in a kitchen dedicated to Julia Child.  If you happen to be in Washington D.C., drop in the museum to visit America’s “attic” with items such as Dizzy Gillespie’s famous bent trumpet, a pair of Muhammad Ali’s boxing gloves,  Einstein’s Brier pipe, and of course, Julia Child’s KitchenAid stand mixer, right above the dishwasher.  With 300,000 square feet, the museum is full of amazing pieces of American history.

They’ve come a long way from making the standing mixer.  KitchenAid now produces a multitude of appliances, both small appliances and large appliances.  The company website has nearly 4,000 pages of products and product information.  They recently introduced a series of KitchenAid Waffle Bakers, two and four-slice toasters, burr coffee maker, and even an espresso machine.

KitchenAid didn’t stop at the kitchen door.  They also took things outdoors by adding such products as a collection of 27, 26 and 48-inch freestanding or built-in grills, refrigerators, slow cook warming drawers, and even an 18-inch ice maker.

(You can read more information at Wikipediate at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KitchenAid)

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