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Support Breast Cancer Research with Kitchenaid Mixers

Attention all cooks! Did you know that you can support breast cancer research just by purchasing a specific Kitchenaid product? Through the Cook for the Cure Pink Product campaign Kitchenaid will donate up to $50 to Susan G. Komen for the cure. People who purchase their mixers, hand mixers, blenders, food choppers, and other products from the Pink collection can register their product allowing the company to make a donation.

 

Whether you buy from the Cook for the Cure Pink Product collection or you buy any of the other Kitchenaid products, you are guaranteed quality. The mixers have stood the test of time and have been around for generations. I know both my grandmother and Mom relied on theirs until the day they died. I’ve had mine since I was 25 – and I’m 53 now. The reason is simple: they work.

 

If you have ever tried making decorating or royal icing by hand, then you understand the need for a mixer. The same is true for hand mixers. I tried using a different brand of Hand Mixer once for a quick small batch of icing and was sorry. That was the last time I used that mixer. Trying to mix a half batch of icing burned out the motor.

 

The best part about Kitchenaid mixers is the versatility. By adding a few attachments the mixers can replace several appliances in the kitchen. There are ones to make juice, pasta, and Ice Cream. Others grind, shred, slice, and much more. The attachments take so much of the elbow grease out of cooking, it actually makes cooking fun again.

 

If you are looking to buy a mixer get all the quality and convenience of a Kitchenaid … and help find a cure for breast cancer too.

 

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