Kenwood Chef- because I needed another one lol.....

[seamusuk]

Hey Guys
I really didn't need another Chef but for £5 it would have been insane not to have offered this a home......
Seamus

 

[seamusuk]

It came with lots of bits......

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[seamusuk]

Minty....

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[seamusuk]

Close up....

Of the instructions, copy of the optional cookbook and attachments......

 

[jmurray01]

Wow! What a find and for just a Fiver? Congratulations!

 

[portable]

<span style="font-family: tahoma,arial,helvetica,sans-serif; font-size: medium;">Kenwood made such good mixers. I had one. I even had a peeling jacket/sieve with it to remove skins and seeds from apples. It made Apple Butter-making so much easier! It was a gorgeous machine. That is amazing for the price.</span>

 

[watsonw]

My Granny..........

bought an A700 model with all the then available attachments in the 1950's; the speed dial and other fittings being pale blue....I wish i'd had it as it was in fairly good condition.

About five years ago I bought an early 70's 701 (navy blue fittings) for £25: and its mint. Later I saw and won the same colour scheme 'Kenmix' liquidiser for £5 (i'm sure it had never been used?)

I also have early 60's chefettes. sunbeams and moulinexs.

Nice find Sheamus....I really do understand.


Regards, Walter.

 

[sebo_fan]

Keep the stainless steel bowl as its far better for mixing pastry with than the Kenlyte bowl - you don't have to put it in the fridge compared to the Kenlyte one.

 

[anthony]

i have this one

its from 1966 and it still gets plenty of use my mum bought it new the blender is really good and its made of glass not cheap plastic like the new model back in the 60s my mum had a baking day [usually saturday]she would bake a whole weeks bread cakes and pies ect all with the Chef i still use it for bread and cakes notice the matching plug