I picked a 1950's vintage Hobart/Kitchenaid mixer off Minneapolis Craigslist on Saturday. Model is 4-C can't find a serial#. Pics and video soon to come.
Hobart-KA model 4-c mixer FOUND!
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Cadillac of Cake
No mixer made in the world can touch this one for creaming sugar and butter to make feather light cakes. If one isn't interest in kneading bread dough this mixer will do it all. Enjoy it and for goodness sake leave it on the counter, plugged in and ready to fire.
No mixer made in the world can touch this one for creaming sugar and butter to make feather light cakes. If one isn't interest in kneading bread dough this mixer will do it all. Enjoy it and for goodness sake leave it on the counter, plugged in and ready to fire.
I have this and the K45. When I was in pound cake production I would have both going side-by side on the counter so that I could put two Bundt pans in each oven at the same time until I had 8 cakes baking. The batters that each produced could not have been more different. The cakes came out the same, but the whisk beater on the K4 produced a batter that was pourable; it flowed. I guess you would say it was thinner. The batter from the K45 with the paddle beater had to be coaxed out of the bowl with the spatula.
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