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still proudly made in the USA. NPR has a great story about the factory in Ohio.

The KitchenAid stand mixer is the tool of the trade of cooking, especially baking. At $200 and up, it's an investment in both money and counter space — and it's still being made in the U.S.

The mixers have been made in Greenville, Ohio, since 1941. At the KitchenAid Experience Center, the company's retail store in the town, every model of mixer and blender in every color can be seen.

People come to the store for cooking demonstrations; sometimes they arrive as if on a pilgrimage, walking through the front door in amazement. Downstairs there is a mixer museum, featuring, especially now that there's a movie about her, a cobalt blue K5A model that was owned, used and signed by Julia Child.

"Bon appetit," she inscribed on the bowl.

Listen to the story..HERE.

I absolutely love mine. Once you have a Kitchen Aid...you'll never have those weight lifter forearms from stirring again. It truly is a kitchen aide.

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I make artisan bread. I have burned 3 PRO 600 KA mixers in warranty which were all replaced. I am THEMAN @ FlameKA.com. But my mixers were plain. I wanted my mixer flamed but didn't have the money for an airbrush job. I knew life could be unfair but that didn't stop me from getting flames.

...We came, we saw, we baked some bread. But whatever your specialty know we feel your pan. We once had mixers that weren't Flamed. But now they envy us. Come. Join us. Flame it up!

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