Questions about KitchenAid Artisan KSM7580

The prices are made up of supply and demand, as well as different suppliers and daily prices. The high price difference is also due to the fact that the red machine is offered by the marketplace dealer Houseware and we have no influence on the pricing. We have the black machine in stock and it is sourced from another supplier, so we can currently also make a good offer. This also applies to the price difference to the KSM7990.

So I also have the big Kitchenaid 7580, with me I could put the mincer from the Artisan Kitchenaid my parents own on normally and use it ...

Hello, According to the information at our disposal, it is likely that we will no longer be able to offer this item for sale. We apologise for any inconvenience. :(

The machine is supplied with a standard plug for Switzerland.

Just realized this is answered on https://www.galaxus.ch/en/s2/questionandanswer/what-is-the-difference-between-the-kitchenaid-artisan-ksm7580-500-w-price-726-and-the-kitchenaid-ksm-520985?productTypeId=170.

We ourselves have the device for currently 726.- (bought in 2019). I also asked myself at the time where exactly the differences are? I searched through everything, tried google, but didn't come up with a common denominator. But in my opinion, these devices are identical in construction and perhaps differ in the accessories supplied or the coating. Maybe a Digitecler knows more? Otherwise, I can only warmly recommend the appliance. We use the set several times a week and wouldn't want to miss the size of the dish. Ok, there are six of us and we might make slightly larger quantities, but the small one doesn't come into the house. Superb workmanship, looks chic, fits perfectly under the wall units (you don't have to keep feeding it for long with this weight) and the size of the bowl was clearly the deciding factor. I had several Kenwoods before. But I don't want to go back. Greetings

The offer is no longer available and for this reason there is no more information about it.

The displayed delivery date is specified and updated by the supplier. Since the supplier cannot deliver the item earlier, he currently indicates the expected delivery date between 15.7. and 13.8.2022 (without guarantee).

Hi, I have a 7580 and I think the dough hooks do not fit on both machines as the bowl size and shape are different

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According to the manufacturer's website: Accessories included => 6,9L bowl, Pouring Shield, flat beat, Elliptic 11-Wire Whisk, Powerknead Spiral Dough Hook.

As far as I know unfortunately no, only a splash guard

Well, not really, because the dish is mounted on the two levers by design. But of course you can simply place a smaller one underneath. Of course, the smaller one is not locked in place. But we wouldn't give the Artisan away. The small one is not an alternative either. We have NEVER missed a smaller bowl....

Dough hook, splash guard, flat beater, stainless steel bowl, whisk

It is not optimal. It works but I have changed to portions of 800g to 1kg minimum. Otherwise, you struggle a bit. I bought this model because of the DC motor but if you will constantly use it for small portions, I would go with a smaller one. (FYI, I returned the machine 3 times because the box was always open plus other problems with the device)

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Yes, the connection is the same

I am thinking of changing. 1kg bread dough doesn't work in the 4.8l bowl - I manage 1 sourdough bread a 700g with it (so approx. 500g flour plus approx.300ml water) ... if I want to make more I have to stir it in 2 bowls and then combine them.

The mixing bowl is made of stainless steel. There is also a plastic cover. Dough hook, whisk and another stirrer. Everything is made of metal. Everything is very sturdy and I have used it regularly for years without any problems.

It is the version for europe, so with 230Volt and 50Hz.

Yes, that is possible without any problems. I often make smaller quantities.

No, unfortunately we cannot offer the desired food processor as it is End-Of-Life. Alternatively, we can offer the machine in red: KitchenAid Artisan KSM7580 (6.90l) In medallion silver we also have the following model variant: KitchenAid KSM7990 Professional (6.90l) Otherwise we have the following Kitchenaid kitchen machines in silver: https://www.galaxus.ch/de/s2/producttype/kuechenmaschine-170?pdo=1563-10526:3379&bra=692&tagIds=41-107

Good evening, my personal opinion is that if you buy a pro model you can make smaller quantities with a 6l bowl anyway, so there is no real point in using a smaller bowl. You might as well buy a KSM150 type model with a 4.8L capacity. We are a family of 4 and I am delighted with the KSM150, I also bought the KSM7580 and I find it less practical so it is really useful for pros and less for a family.

Our postal shipping is always free of charge and is of course also possible for this product.