KitchenAid Artisan KSM200 CH-Version (300 W)

KitchenAid Artisan KSM200 CH-Version

300 W


Question about KitchenAid Artisan KSM200 CH-Version

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Is 300 W enough for dough?

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RAVDP

2 years ago

Yes, cutting dough is not about power (Watt = power over time ), but about torque (Nm = absolute power).

You can compare it with F1 and farming. F1 has to go around the track as fast as possible.
The tractor must have "raw power" and speed is not important (torque).

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schaertr

3 years ago

Yes that is enough

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schaertr

3 years ago

Yes, that is enough

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Anonymous

3 years ago

No! KitchenAid, a renowned multinational company mainly known for dough machines, equips their dough machines with too little power to perform the main tasks (namely kneading dough)... irony off

Yes, of course the power is enough. And enough of it.