what is the difference between white and white on white for the kitchenAid artisan mixer
361968
Mechanically, nothing. Appearance is the difference. With the white mixer you can see the labels, the lock knob, and the speed knob all are black. Whereas with the white on white, those things are all white.
361969
I honestly don't know but as long as it is the model that you want, the color issues should not matter.
361970
The white mixer has the stainless steel bowl and the regular knobs and labels, the white on white has a white bowl and knobs and labels in white.
361971
The White on White KitchenAid Artisan mixer has white where all the normal chrome trimmings would be.
1931532
I don't know the difference but the white one is great. We use it at least 3 or 4 times a week. we are very happy with our purchase!
1539566
Not lose but save in energy bills and cost difference in buying the machine. The Artisan does everything the 575 watts do. The Professional 600 series is just larger in mixing size, 6 quarts vs. 5 quarts. Plus the doughhook is different. It was hard choice for me but in the end, the tilt head was what made the difference for me. I do not think you will go wrong with Artisan, but in the end it is up to you.
2085278
Sorry I don't know the answer, I bought the white because that was the advice I got from a recipe.
1088309
Just difference in the two numbers is the color is different was the best I could find out. I would certainly have liked a black one better than the white as the inner front edge at edge of glass door discolors so bad and chips off at the top of the entry of the oven. I could only find one place that carried the black and it was very costly compared to the white.
838071
I don't know the difference. I guess it's in between closer to a true white.
1682994
Arleen, We offer a 220V Ankarsrum mixer, however, it is only available in the color Mineral White. You can find it on our website at www.pleasanthillgrain.com. Regards, Pleasant Hill Grain
210861
According to KitchenAid's website, differences are: Artisan has glass bowl, no pouring shield and weighs 29 pounds; KSM152PSNK has polished stainless steel bowl, pouring shield and weighs 27 pounds. KitchenAid's website offers the option to compare models.
1539451
Mine is white but I ordered by the model number...and the big one is way too big...have no idea who I'd get money back from...i did find 1...but sure ended up costing alot especially we are renting...the small one's were perfect...
430151
Mine is white. I will probably order another one soon just to have on hand.
359264
The base material is a bit off white, but the glaze is white. Not going to guarantee it will match the old stuff, but it should come close. I'm happy with my purchases, but I wasn't trying to match anything. Of interest, I did mix them with similar items from a different maker and they seem to be the same color.
1067216
White. There is no difference in color between the front and back of the tiles.
176719
Wish I could answer that Sandi. As a customer I can only tell you that when I bought mine a couple of years back, it didn't say "white".
1693575
My first Petmate was white, standard white. When it gave out, the new one came and is bone tan, putty beige . . . Not "classic" white. Love it. The only difference is the pump is not adjustable for flow.
1110658
My vitamix is white...there were a few choices avail when I ordered mine, white black or stainless.
1077921
Yes, it is still white and I use it regularly. I don't know if it makes a difference but I do wash it by hand and immediately after we're done eating since I like to put it away instead of leaving it on the counter. It's a favorite kitchen appliance second to my bread machine. Enjoy!
1596882
I have the white. It's pure white at first look but it has some minor speckles if you look at it very closely. They very smal and faint and I am not at all disappointed by the look. It perceives as white. Overall we are very happy with it remember to buy the white drain trap to go with It, at the same time; was difficult to by in local retailers