Stand mixers are an aspirational purchase for many home cooks. With prices that start in the $300s and climb up to the $700s, these countertop appliances are an investment.

These hand mixers and stand mixers will save your arms the hard work of mixing dough — and there's an option for every budget.

The Kalorik Convertible Hand and Stand Mixer isn't your ordinary combination appliance. Instead, this device opts to share the main motor drive, in effect creating two kitchen essentials.

A hand mixer typically comes with two “beaters” that attach to its base. The beaters spin in opposite directions at various speeds to mix ingredients and/or incorporate air. Gripping the handle, you ...

Best Stand Mixers Here, listed in alphabetical order and not ranked by performance, are the eight best stand mixers from our most recent tests. For more information about stand mixers, read our ...

Unlike a hand mixer, a stand mixer doesn’t need to move from the counter or be monitored to do its job, so you can leave it running while doing other activities in the kitchen.

Hand mixers vs. stand mixers Let’s start with hand mixers: There are two types of them to choose from. There’s a type called eggbeater which is a handheld machine that has either one or two cranks.

The best stand mixers take all the hard work out of mixing cake batter, kneading dough and whisking egg whites. We've tested popular stand mixers from Bosch, Kenwood, KitchenAid, Smeg and more, to ...

A good hand mixer will certainly make the job easier, but if you really want to free up some time (and your hands), you might want to consider a stand mixer. These devices take just about all of ...

While the Philips HR1559 Hand & Stand Mixer’s white finishings and textured bowl edges are a blast from the past, its functions beg to differ. It comes with five different speed settings and a turbo ...

These hand mixers and stand mixers will save your arms the hard work of mixing dough — and there's an option for every budget.