If You've Been Coveting a KitchenAid Stand Mixer, Now's Your Time to Pounce

I take a moment with my KitchenAid stand mixer each year to silently thank it for the many dozens of holiday cookies that I am about to make. And then I fill it with enough flour and sugar to fuel the North Pole for days.

I'm not the only one who relies on a KitchenAid mixer. It's a time-tested brand—KitchenAid began making stand mixers in 1919—that delivers style with performance. And, right now, you can get deep discounts on its mixers, attachments, bowls, and appliances during the brand's early Black Friday sale.

If you've been eyeing a KitchenAid Artisan mixer, this is the time. The 5-quart, showstopper with a tilt-head is up to $100 off. There's a rainbow of more than 20 colors in stock, but you should take a hard look at honey. KitchenAid's 2021 Color of the Year, a drippy orange, is at its lowest price ever.

My KitchenAid (red, if you were wondering) never leaves the counter. It's heavy enough—which makes it sturdy when mixing big batches of cookie dough—that I don't want to move it too often; but I also appreciate the color it brings to our kitchen. If your mixer is a fixture on your counter, you can easily change its look with a new bowl. This tropical pattern ceramic bowl has a convenient pour spot when you're making whipped cream, and it's 30% off right now.

While the powerful motor can knead slack bread dough and quickly whip together airy frosting, it's the versatility of a KitchenAid that keeps it around for years. Here are two accessories you should consider. Grate potatoes for mountains of hash browns or slice salami for a charcuterie board with the fresh prep/slicer and shredder attachment, a deal at under $40. At $70 (originally $100), the metal food grinder attachment is for grill enthusiasts, so you can devise your own burger blend and finely grind breadcrumbs and hard cheeses atop heaping pans of macaroni and cheese.

KitchenAid has long made more than mixers and, thankfully, extended this early Black Friday sale to those appliances. Give yourself a breather before the holiday madness and start your day with a house (your house) made latte from its espresso machine with an included milk frother that's $170 off. Then, go ahead and blitz fruit and ice together for an energizing breakfast smoothie in the variable speed blender, which has been marked down to $170 from $270.

You might think that one pan dinners are the real gift for the holidays, but that's before you tried one appliance dinners. Make a pair of juicy whole chickens with crispy skin that your family devours while a sheet cake bakes for dessert in the countertop convection oven that's $240 (originally $300).

Multiple colors of the KitchenAid stand mixers have already sold out, so don't wait. Check out the early Black Friday deals below or see all the mixers, appliances, and accessories on sale here.