Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL Stand Mixer for Baking- Powerful Food Mixer, With K-Beater, Dough Hook, Whisk, and 2 Bowls 5L and 7L, KWL90.004SI, 1400W, Silver

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Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL Stand Mixer for Baking- Powerful Food Mixer, With K-Beater, Dough Hook, Whisk, and 2 Bowls 5L and 7L, KWL90.004SI, 1400W, Silver

Specifications

Specifications for Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL Stand Mixer for Baking- Powerful Food Mixer, With K-Beater, Dough Hook, Whisk, and 2 Bowls 5L and 7L, KWL90.004SI, 1400W, Silver
Bowl capacityTwo bowls, 5 L and 7 L
Motor1400 W
Included toolsK-beater, dough hook and whisk
WeighingBuilt-in scales function
ColourSilver

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Two bowls (5 L and 7 L) let you mix back-to-back without washing between batches
  • A 1400 W motor powers through large-quantity baking
  • A built-in scales function lets you weigh ingredients as you work
  • Ships with a K-beater, dough hook and whisk, ready to bake

Cons

  • A less extensive third-party attachment ecosystem than the KitchenAid
  • The high-capacity feature set is more than casual bakers need

Skip it if

Skip it if you bake in small quantities or want the widest third-party attachment range; a single-bowl mixer is simpler and the KitchenAid ecosystem is broader.

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How we assessed it

We synthesized this

The Kenwood Chef Patissier XL is built for bakers who work in volume. Two bowls — 5 L and 7 L — let you keep mixing back-to-back without stopping to wash up between batches, and the 1400 W motor drives through heavy doughs and large quantities. A built-in scales function weighs ingredients right in the bowl, and it ships with a K-beater, dough hook and whisk, so you can bake the day it arrives. It's our pick for keen home bakers who fill the oven often.

The trade-off is scale: this high-capacity feature set is more than a casual baker needs, and Kenwood's third-party attachment range is narrower than the KitchenAid's. If you bake in small amounts or live in the attachment ecosystem, look elsewhere. Our read is a synthesis of Kenwood's documented specs and general use, not a hands-on baking test — see how we test.