Recent content by leolady

I feel honored That you cherish the Chrome KA 4C and think kindly of Kelly and myself as you use it appnut. I love and miss Kelly too rp2813! Kelly was wise in his choice of friends....

Oh, Oh! I misspoke. I didn't give Kelly a Kitchenaid model G mixer. I gave him a 1947 Hobart N-50 mixer. Sorry for the mistake!

I couldn't stand posting on this thread before I was devastated at the death of one of my closet friends and supporter. Kelly was always there for me ever since we met on the old Kitchenaid forum about 10 years ago. I followed Kelly to this site just to "be near him". Kelly took the time...

Reason it is so expensive is because This is a very rare old mixer. The Kaidette is hard to find intact and in working order. The seller of this mixer is a member of WACEM [We actually collect electric mixers] just like Mixfinder. For KA aficiandos, the Kaidette is like the "holy grail".

I have 2! Will sell one if someone is interested. Just tell mixfinder & he will hook us up.

hi, long lost friend! As usual your comparisons are "beyond compare"! How is Frankie Frankenstein doing? Call me you big ape, I love ya.

my sister has a harvest gold gas cooktop & wall oven she wants to get rid of [sell]. If anyone is interested, give me a buzz.

the colander and sieve uses the narrow 5qt bowl.

copper bowl inserts made to be place inside of the regular stainless steel bowls for egg whites.

the BAD copper bowl made in France and sold for Bridgeware Corp. A quality heavy copper with brass trim made for the fluffiest egg whites ever. It looks and works fantastic on the Silver Surfer and his almost identical twin Dr. Spice Funkenstein.

the plastic bowls

the aluminum bowl shield

Mixfinder helped me with posting photos here. These are the ones I tried to post yesterday. The bowl chute

go on with your Badddddddddd self Kelly! I'm gonna copy all of your threads not just for the comparisons, but for your instructions! Maybe one day I can use them in a kid's cooking class.

Wonderful job! I wish I was there to enjoy and eat to my heart's content -- even if I am on a soup and salad diet. Fresh bread and rolls are my nemesises. Looks like Silver Surfer is holding up well in the comparison tests! Wooo! What a relief!