what is the difference between white and white on white for the kitchenAid artisan mixer
361968
Mechanically, nothing. Appearance is the difference. With the white mixer you can see the labels, the lock knob, and the speed knob all are black. Whereas with the white on white, those things are all white.
361969
I honestly don't know but as long as it is the model that you want, the color issues should not matter.
361970
The white mixer has the stainless steel bowl and the regular knobs and labels, the white on white has a white bowl and knobs and labels in white.
361971
The White on White KitchenAid Artisan mixer has white where all the normal chrome trimmings would be.
1630774
Off white. After I bought this one, I did see some merchants with a choice of white and off white.
466659
What is the difference between the artisan series and the professional series?
1614561
It is white, and have had the mixer for 12 months now with no chipping on any of the attachments. Luv my mixer. :)
430151
Mine is white. I will probably order another one soon just to have on hand.
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Yes, ma'am, it will. Kitchen Aid gives different model numbers for things like the accessories that came with the mixer, the color, and whether it's been refurbished. so don't worry about that. Don't even worry whether it's made for Classic Plus or Ultra Power. The CP had 275 watts, the UP had 300 watts, and your Artisan has 325 watts of power, but they all use the same attachments and accessories.They redesigned the dough hook at one point, and this one kneads faster, but I think they ere shipping this model of dough hook before the Artisan came out. Kneading dough too much strengthens the gluten too much, and keeps the dough from rising. Yes, ma'am, it will. Kitchen Aid gives different model numbers for things like the accessories that came with the mixer, the color, and whether it's been refurbished. so don't worry about that. Don't even worry whether it's made for Classic Plus or Ultra Power. The CP had 275 watts, the UP had 300 watts, and your Artisan has 325 watts of power, but they all use the same attachments and accessories.They redesigned the dough hook at one point, and this one kneads faster, but I think they ere shipping this model of dough hook before the Artisan came out. Kneading dough too much... » Read More Yes, ma'am, it will. Kitchen Aid gives different model numbers for things like the accessories that came with the mixer, the color, and whether it's been refurbished. so don't worry about that. Don't even worry whether it's made for Classic Plus or Ultra Power. The CP had 275 watts, the UP had 300 watts, and your Artisan has 325 watts of power, but they all use the same attachments and accessories.They redesigned the dough hook at one point, and this one kneads faster, but I think they ere shipping this model of dough hook before the Artisan came out. Kneading dough too much strengthens the gluten too much, and keeps the dough from rising. « Show Less
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Pure white. I used it with the white Leviton Quickport wall plate. Matched nicely.
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The white wave I believe was the first model, and the others are identical internal parts but more desired colors and designs. I saw the red and black one, it looks sweet, but I just got the white to save 80 bucks. And don't forget about white, it dirty easily but it also cleans easily with a lysol wipe.
1018975
The one I bought was off-white with a transparent plastic rice storage. It blended well into my white countertop.
1110658
My vitamix is white...there were a few choices avail when I ordered mine, white black or stainless.
1688793
To my knowledge there is no difference. I believe ours has a white backgroundl
1807036
I think the "wh" just stands for white - the color of the mixer. K5SS is the actual model number. Hope this helps...
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The Wiltons baking cups I bought were white on the inside and colored on the outside. Can't speak for all their baking cups but that is the way mine were.
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Sorry I don't know the answer, I bought the white because that was the advice I got from a recipe.
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Kitchen Aid K5ADH is the model number for the coated dough hook, not for the mixer.http://www.kitchenaid.com/flash.cmd?/#/product/K5ADH
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It looks "White" to me, but there are sooo many near whites that I am not going to commit myself. What do you use for reference white? Mine could be different!Cheers
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Not lose but save in energy bills and cost difference in buying the machine. The Artisan does everything the 575 watts do. The Professional 600 series is just larger in mixing size, 6 quarts vs. 5 quarts. Plus the doughhook is different. It was hard choice for me but in the end, the tilt head was what made the difference for me. I do not think you will go wrong with Artisan, but in the end it is up to you.