Best KitchenAid deals: for bakers, coffee makers, and more

KitchenAid's classic appliances are coveted in every kitchen. Their stand mixers sit everywhere from Queen Katherine's kitchen and The Bake Off tent through to our testing worktops and the British Design Museum. If you're on the fence about investing in anything from the brand, I'd like to offer a helping hand.

I've been baking since I was born. I'm one in a very large family of bakers, cafe-owners, and chefs. As you can imagine, debates about the best stand mixers and most reliable brands have been extremely heated (with steaming and boiling) too. If there's one thing that we can all agree on, it's KitchenAid.

The brand's stand mixers, coffee machines, hand whisks, and food processors are all brilliant. They're classically designed, fuelled by some serious power, and the name is - let's face it - a great brag. The only thing that is a little off putting is the price tag.

That's why I have been doing my due diligence and looking for KitchenAid deals, discounts, and sales. I've been on the brand's site as well as third party retailers to find prices worth drooling over. Here they are:

Where to find the best Kitchenaid deals

• Amazon: 40% off the iconic stand mixers and more
• Fenwick:£150 off our favourite Artisan stand mixers
• Kitchenaid: 40% off sitewide
• Currys: Save up to £54 on Kitchenaid's bestselling appliances
• Argos: Savings on attachments, food processors and mixers
• Lakeland: Stand mixer deals as well as discounted kitchen utensils
• Dunelm: Amazing saving of £200 off 4.8L stand mixer

The best KitchenAid deals on offer right now

Deal of the day

KitchenAid Artisan Tilt-Head 4.8L Stand Mixer: was £649 now £512.20 at KitchenAid (save £130)

People tiptoe around which KitchenAid stand mixer is best. I've tried them all and I promise it's this one. The sleek design, extra power, and extra speed settings offered by the 'Artisan' range are worth paying extra for. Except, with a stunning deal like this, you can actually get the best of KitchenAid, for the lowest price. It's crazy.

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KitchenAid 4.3 L Tilt-Head Stand Mixer in Onyx Black: was £449 now £359.20 at KitchenAid

Looking to add a little character to your kitchen? This classic black stand mixer is not only the perfect statement appliance for your countertops it also has excellent performance for any budding bakers.

KitchenAid 5KFC3516 Classic Mini Food Processor: Was £89, now £59 at Currys

KitchenAid produces one of the best mini food processors, this mini countertop appliance being it. Small but mighty this 830ml 240W food processor has two speeds and pulse operation for precise control to offer plenty of power for chopping and mincing on a smaller scale. See our guide on how to use a KitchenAid food processor.

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KitchenAid Hand Mixer: Was £139 Now £99 at Argos

The best hand mixers are kitchen essentials. They offer extra speed and power, whether you're whipping up cream, kneading dough, or mixing batter. KitchenAid's classic style, impressive power, and tactile design makes life incredibly easy. I'd opt for this as an alternative to a stand mixer, especially if you need to keep your kitchen counters clear in smaller spaces.

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I'm a bit KitchenAid crazy as it is. I've spent the last two years working my way through their whole range, testing everything that they have to offer (including toasters and kettles). With my hands-on experience, I've looked for the best deals on all the best things that KitchenAid has to offer, from stand mixers to ice cream makers, food processors, and more. Here are the ones to shop right now.

FAQs

When is a good time to buy a KitchenAid?

If you can pick up a KitchenAid in any of the sales - Black Friday, Amazon Prime Day, Boxing Day, or New Year's Day - that's a great idea. There's not really any seasonality for KitchenAid, so I recommend snapping one up when you can. 

Speaking as someone who bought a KitchenAid stand mixer at full price, it's a great investment. These never go out of style: they look classic, work for a lifetime, and will be close to heirlooms in the family kitchen. Their coffee machines are equally impressive too, as are their food processors and hand mixers.

Is a KitchenAid mixer worth it?

"When you buy a KitchenAid mixer, you do pay for the name. I've tried good alternatives such as the Cuisinart Precision and the Kenwood KMix, but there's no beating the KitchenAid when it comes to classic countertop style," says our former Head of e-Commerce, Millie Fender.

"I've got the Classic at home, which is the cheapest KitchenAid available, and it's great for smaller households where you're unlikely to do larger bakes. The Artisan is also a classic choice if you're baking for 2-4 people and want the option of doing double-tiered cakes in one go. So while I do think they're a real investment, the KitchenAid is 100% worth it for houseproud home bakers, and it's the perfect gift for those who want to work on their chef skills."

Millie Fender

Millie Fender was the former Head of E-commerce at Woman&Home and before that was Head of Reviews across a number of Future Plc's leading Homes titles such as Ideal Home and Homes&Gardens. As an expert on all things shopping, Millie is committed to giving readers honest, expert advice when it comes to spending their hard-earned cash.

Which KitchenAid shall I buy?

Millie tells us: "Since investing in my KitchenAid Classic, I've never looked back. I got it in a particularly good AO deal a year ago, and this slightly more compact mixer is perfect for my two-person household (and cluttered countertops). I've reviewed a handful of KitchenAids over the years, and it's no surprise that the Artisan is the most popular model on the market."

"It's perfectly sized for families, and this model comes in the widest range of colours. We usually see a good few deals on the Artisan every Black Friday. If you want to cook for a crowd, I'd recommend the Professional. It's a bowl-lift as opposed to a tilt-head, and has capacity for a lot more mix if you're making multiple batches."