With the Cooking Chef Experience, Kenwood once again offers a very complete device. Possessing both the attributes of a pastry robot and those of a cooker robot, this Kenwood is a UFO in its category.
The Cooking Chef Experience is the Swiss army knife in the Kenwood catalog. A pastry robot with cooking robot attributes, it is perfect for those who want to multiply recipes, but not household appliances. In fact, this one and only robot kneads, whisks, kneads, mixes, grinds, grates and heats up to 180°C. On the other hand, if the recipes are correctly created, the commands to execute them are not always very intuitive; and the touch screen, combined with the wheel, does not make the user’s task any easier.
Strong points
- Versatility of the device (pastry robot and cooker).
- Scale accuracy.
- Big capacity.
- Enduring robot.
Weak points
- Controls not very intuitive.
- May find it difficult to deal with liquid preparations.
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Alternatively
KitchenAid hasn’t changed its miracle recipe in almost a century, and there’s a reason why. With a powerful direct transmission motor and exemplary performance, the Artisan 5KSM175 is the ideal ally in the kitchen. Few technologies are integrated into this pastry robot, which gives it, in return, robustness and probably durability that is almost unrivaled on this market. Finally, the plethora of accessories available for purchase even makes the Artisan a versatile model with almost unlimited functionality.