I'm impressed! One amazing mixer. Quiet!!! Whipped the cream fast. Kneaded bread beautifully. Machine itself is a little big and pricey. But I really like it. At my stage of life, almost 70, don't know how much I would need such a big mixer but wow I wouldn't refuse one as a gift😁
I have owned a Wolf dual fuel 30" range since 2005, and the range has never been fixed. It is still working as perfectly today, 14 years later as when I first bought it. If this mixer is anything like my range, it may be $900, and you have to determine how frequently it will be used, but it may be the only mixer you'll ever need. I'm already on my fourth KitchenAid in 40 years. Wish I still had my first KA, when ALL the parts/accessories were made in the USA, and yes, it was as quiet as the Wolf. Not like now, with the cheap parts from Asia.
So true! My first KitchenAid lasted 26 years and I used it many times a day as I was selling cakes from my home at the time! My second one only lasted three years and I was just using it a few times a week! I just bought my third, but it was so noisy I returned it an bought the Wolf...hope it lasts until I die!
@@sortathesame8701 Are you happy with your Wolf mixer so far? It looks to be a very impressive machine. I've read they now have a meat grinder attachment, but I'm not sure about anything else.
@@sashineb.2114 so far I am very happy with it, but I no longer use a mixer as often as I used to. I don’t even use it daily, so I can’t answer to its durability, but it’s ease of use and function is great. I am new to Wolf appliances, we put them in our retirement home, but I wish I could have afforded to have them from day one of setting up my first home! Apparently they have not put a lot of emphasis on their small appliances until fairly recently. For the last couple of years they have been giving away small appliances with points earned buying large appliances. When I filled my kitchen I got their mixer, the toaster, the griddle, the blender and the multi function cooker (think pressure cooker but much more). I use the griddle and the convection oven/microwave wall oven daily. My induction stove top, steam oven and everything else I just use occasionally.
@@sortathesame8701 Thanks for your response. I hope you will be very happy with the Wolf products. My niece has their 6-burner gas range, and she loves it. I know what you mean about not using a mixer that much. I was thinking of getting a new Kenwood mixer, but I find I'm just as happy to make things by hand. I no longer make bread using a mixer, as I use a Danish dough whisk, then some stretching & folding. None of that is hard work, so I don't need the mixer. Cakes and such are made in my earthenware bowls, with a wooden spoon, scraper, etc. The Wolf mixer looks very well-built, so you'll likely have many years of good use from it. Have a good day!
That bowl lift mechanism is very interesting in my opinion. That is a beast of a mixer. Amy there is some kind of a screw at the top of the beater. I think it is for adjusting the hight of the beater in the bowl. My old Kenwood stand mixer had the same type of a screw just for that. I remember lowering my beater a little bit and it made a huge difference with the creaming and mixing. There was no more unmixed stuff left at the bottom of the bowl. Check the user manual. There should be a chapter about that.
Amy, I love your reviews and I always know that I can trust them. I have an Ankarsrum after watching your video and am now buying the Wolf after watching this one. Yes, I’m almost 70 but I love to bake , especially bread for neighbors, and I’m tired of dinking around with the famous brand that is no longer what it used to be. So, thanks to you, Wolf here I come!
I think the slow start is a bit slower in the Wolf because it is a seven quart mixer and they aimed their start speed for a full mixing bowl! I love it, because I make a lot of bread and the Wolf’s extra slow star means I never get the mess my Kitchen Aid can sometimes produce!
5 hours ago a good review and I was happy too see how an expensive would mixer would operate. Im not impressed though, only with the dough.. I thought that was the best dough I have ever seen..But the cookies not so much.. I have an artisan with a wiper blade and have done this cookie recipe many times with no issues. Quick and clean.. so I guess it wouldnt be worth to me to pay this much money for just dough. Whip cream isnt hard anyway, Ive done that with a hand mixer, heck in the old days when I was growing up, my mom had us making whip cream with one of the hand held rotary egg beaters lol.. Im telling my age here lol.. Thanks so much for this video, the dough really looked amazing!
Hi Amy! I love your reviews! It's the end of 2022, so it's been a few years now. I would love to see a follow-up review on this mixer and also a comparison to the ankasrum, as I'm looking to buy a stand mixer and these two are my top two choices. Thanks for all your content 🙂
Hey friend! We do not own a stand mixer, but am going to get one for my wife as a Christmas present. Planning on getting the WOLF. Since you have had it for more than a year, any new lessons learned since making this video? Would you still recommend it?
Wow.. that thing just showed that Bread Dough who's the boss! I think the term you're looking for is Torque. power is one thing but without the strength to plow through dough, watts means nothing more than how much juice is pulls from the power socket.
Great job for the hook to not grab up all of the bread dough. The dough hook pushed the bulk of the dough around the edge of the bowl and refused to allow the dough to cling to the hook. Pleasantly surprising. The Wolf is incredibly quite too. It seems to be a step above the rest. I can see where the extra money goes. Can only hope they develop their line of attachments.
I have several scraper paddles for my KitchenAid lift stand mixer and have adjusted the height multiple times and I still get ingredients riding up the sides and not incorporated at the bottom, so not sure that feature is a deal breaker. Loved my original tilt-head kitchen aid but it struggled with yeast recipes and the pin kept coming out. Was so excited about the bigger, more powerful KitchenAid and so disappointed. Didn’t open the box for two years as I had no space for the bigger mixer. When I finally did open and use it, I ways very surprised to see the weaknesses. Too late to return it, but trying to figure out what will work better. I guess my point with all this was which mixer can properly do an average cake or cookies and handle the occasional yeast recipe like cinnamon rolls or a loaf of bread without feeling like it will break (like my tilt head KA)? Watched many of your reviews and this Wolf seems pretty nice.
I dunno, that thing is huge. It’s nice looking, but I would gladly take an old “ugly” Hobart any day. If it was in the price range of the comparable Kitchenaids and came in a 5 or 6 quart version, maybe. I gotta be honest, I rewatched your Hobart vs Pro 600 video and the 600 rocked that bread dough. Yeah the Wolf is quiet, which is nice, but I can’t say that’s a selling point for me. Functionality and price are above all else in my book. I have a refurbished Pro 600 coming to do the bread doughs that I wouldn’t dare make my Classic Plus do, and with extra discounts it was about $250. I can’t see spending nearly a grand or more on a mixer if I don’t have to. Then again I doubt that apartment dwellers like me or folks with regular sized kitchens are their primary demographic. lol 😋
this video is dated 12/2019 and I'm seeing it for the 1st time 8/2022. You mention about "ask me in 1 year" -- how did this hold up from 2019 to current time?
I suspect the Wolf would do better with a double batch. It is a very large mixer and the more you put in the bowl, the better it performs in my experience. I use my four quart Kitchen Aid for single batches of cookies and it performs the job beautifully!
So do I. My 4.5 qt Deluxe does an awesome job at single batch and I’m pretty sure my Pro 600 does the same awesome job at a single batch too. But now, I’m thinking about doubling the batch in my Pro 600. Just hope it performs just as well at a double batch.
It is now a bit over a year later. Still love the Wolf mixer? How is the bowl holding up? Thinking seriously about replacing my (aging, very well loved and used) Kitchen Aid Professional 6 with this beast; mostly for bread dough. Thoughts?
Hi, thanks for sharing and all your efforts into actually testing it. Do you still have it? And if so, how has it held up all these years?. I have the Viking wondering how this compares to it thanks.
Is Wolf and Wolfgang the same? I have a Wolfgang, it's great , I did everything with it. It recently stopped working. I would like to replace it, I am already in my 70's, it doesn't make sense for a new one. It is an immaculate piece of utensils. Thank you for advertising.
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Hi Amy, Thanks for such a thorough review. The bread dough looked wonderful, but I did notice lots of scraping for the cookie dough. I'm surprised about the ranking, though, over the Commercial 8. The KA 8 has a DC motor, so it's very quiet, too. Did Eric say something about the Wolf being your only stainless steel mixer? I thought that's what I heard but can't find the place in the video now. Aren't the Kenwoods stainless steel, too? If you can do a comparison test between the Wolf and KA 8, that would be great. Thanks again.
Only time will tell, but I'm guessing the electronics will be the weak point, if any. I must say, when I compare my Hobart KitchenAid to Whirlpool KitchenAid, the Hobart is definitely better built when doing tough doughs.
@@ethelryan257 I have a KA that was made just after Hobart sold the company, and I've been told they were still using the same specs for the building of them. Mine is very reliable and I've never had any trouble. But I don't know if I would be as happy with a new one now after so many changes by Whirlpool. I think when that time comes I will get a Kenwood. The Wolf is nice, but very tall (and expensive), and it will be interesting to see how they stand up. This is the only review I've seen for it, so far.
I purchased mine on Nebraska Furniture at the end of March, can you believe I just received it on this weekend? I haven’t open it yet!! I can wait to see it and use it for my thanksgiving cake.
@@JennieModesto Thanks, you too! Omg, I can't believe it took that long to come in!! That is crazy!! I hope it is worth the wait! Best Buy told me mine would be ready to pick up on Dec 5...we will see! I can't wait to make bread with it. Let me know how your cake goes. 🙂
What is the weight of the mixer? I have the Ank and the butter really has to be soft to adequately cream with the roller, that is the only weakness I’ve had to deal with. The large bowl makes it never feel cramped unlike some of the higher end mixers. Not many reviews yet online for the Wolf, I’ll be interested to see what others think of this as well. Thanks for reviewing and Merry Christmas to you and Eric.
Hi Nancy! That is a tough question. I love both of them but also it is hard to get accessories for them. I misplaced by beater at one point for the Wolf. I contacted them and there was no way to get another one. Lucky I found it! So...that is an issue with that mixer...but there is the same issue with the Kenwood too because it is hard to get parts in the US. I do love both of them tho!
I noticed that the Breville Bakery Boss is no longer available on Amazon. Additionally, it has been dropped from WS and Target. I am wondering if Breville has discontinued this mixer.
I have hand issues (carpal tunnel & arthritis). I wouldn't mind paying $900 if I would over all have less of a struggle using it. I am wondering how heavy the bowl is because it looks like a beast by itself. Do they sell extra bowls for when you wish to do two projects without having to dump, switch, and wash between projects? I have been leaning towards a Bosch because it looks easy to dump ingredients into it. I have the Kitchenaid with the bowl lift. I'm not crazy about it other than it's cobalt blue. Manufacturers can sell me anything in cobalt. I once saw a Viking kitchen with cobalt appliances. I can only dream of that.
Hi there: have you anytime used an oster kitchen center for making bread? It would be interesting that you make a demostration of it. I've got one from 1997. If you can do it, please go ahead, i will be waiting for it. Thanks before hand and let you know that i enjoy A LOT your videos. JAVIER from Venezuela
I bought this mixer about 2 months ago and I don’t love it. Continually dealing with grease/oil coming out of the attachment area and it’s so difficult to get ingredients added in and scraped off the sides since the top doesn’t lift up. It also bounces all over the counter when mixing big batches of bread and I can’t leave it unattended as it may go over the edge of the counter. And there are no accessories or attachments available still - not that I can find at least! I wish I’d just replaced my KitchenAid with a professional version.
You ought to get a 10 qt Chinese Hobart knockoff..use all the Hobart accessories If I was opening a commercial bakery I would get various sizes of them
@@chiledoug Ok, thanks. I did see a couple of 10 quart commercial mixers (by companies I've never heard of) so maybe those are the same ones. Just wondering how well they perform and where to get it serviced if it has a problem.
Are you in America? I know it can be bought in Canada. If you're in USA, perhaps you could contact Wolf, at the following link. Their site shows they are out of stock, but they might be able to tell you when it will be available. If you would like the Canadian link, pls let me know. www.subzero-wolf.com/assistance
@@sashineb.2114 Thank you. I live in Canada. Do you know where I can also repair my Deloghi stand mixer? It is working but it is outlined. I do love the Delongi mixer. Thank you
For $900 dollars that darn thing should be massaging your shoulders while you use it. That price is really starting to edge into commercial territory, and I feel like wolf charges a premium for the privilege of having every appliance in your kitchen have the same color knobs.
I bake daily and my baking stuff never gets a chance to get to in the dishwasher. It just stays on my counter and gets rinsed before it's used again. There is a market for middle of the road between cute counter top mixers for the now and then baker and commercial grade stuff. I'm entering the home bakery category so this would actually be awesome if it works well for cookie and bread dough 😎 everything has it's target market. Another commenter on here discussed the brand making ovens as well, so I'm going to check out the lineup.
It should have come with every possible advantage like scraper paddle better covered bowl better way to add ingredients without getting it all over the counter. For $995. In December 2022
What I noticed is the speed control on one side and the bowl lift turn made the handle end up on the other. So seems that is not exactly convenient. With the height of the mixer I would need to have that beast oriented sideways for a smaller kitchen space so that would be a deal breaker for me.
Amy- Thanks for this great review. As you probably already know - and merely misspoke - the KitchenAid Pro-Line 7-Quart mixer carries a *Full 5-Year* [residential] Warranty. And more-important as far as the Wolf, 5-Year warranty is concerned - it's so [undoubtedly deliberately] poorly-written as to very easily deny many legitimate claims availed of it. Say what you will about Whirlpool/KitchenAid - their warranties are clearly and specifically-written, and with their stand mixers - quite generous. Hopefully, the Wolf's 5-Year warranty is merely window dressing, and the design, build quality and manufacturing practices will insure a long life without any failures or the need of a warranty of any type. But - as we all know....
smsstuart I am looking for a dough beast and I think this Wolf is the one I am going to get because that dough looked absolutely beautiful and it's quiet and pretty smooth. I will probably look into Bosch next and then make my decision. I would never get a kitchenaid though, their quality has gone completely downhill. They used to be great many years ago, but now they are junk. Even their 5 yr warranty 700 series has many awful reviews, just like all of their other models and their customer service is horrible and they don't stand behind their products. No thanks..
i am not sure....yet. seems to have the same issues as KitchenAid with having to scrap down the sides to incorporate flour. A rubber paddle will be in the future. Cant believe how much appliances have skyrocketed. Has anyone had this appliance over a year? Is it a work horse?
@@AmyLearnsToCook what is your favorite between the Ank and wolf? I have been looking about 6 months the Ank so far was my favorite but if I buy I want to buy right..... love your show thank you.
Amy I ordered a knife from Amazon it’s a Promithi efforts saving knife See what you think I received it and wow it’s a meat cleaver and I have not had a chance to use it by the way it feels like it could get anything that you would need cut up I believe it would be good for the job. Vannessa G.
Thank you for the excellent review. Wolf private labels its small appliance line through Hamilton . . . which to some, is a company that makes inexpensive, poor build lines of kitchen equipment. www.subzero-wolf.com/company/press-releases/wolf-appliance-inc-introduces-wolf-gourmet I've bought the Wolf (Hamilton) 4 slice toaster, sous vide/crock pot and pro blender - they're all excellent builds, work amazingly well, but cost a ton of money. I was waiting to see what you thought of this mixer - especially because of the wobble in your unboxing and similar wobble seen in the Test Kitchen video. From your review, it seems the wobble isn't a big issue/deal killer. I'm worried there aren't currently any accessories for the mixer - and question if there ever will be. Query if the attachment hub is universal so other Hamilton accessories can be used with it. I'm nervous because I don't have a lot of counter space and this monster is going to eat the rest of my space up. But as one commenter said: the red button siren song is very alluring. :) Can't wait to see if there are head-to-heads with this mixer. Regardless, I'm likely going to get it - soon. Thanks again, Amy - for posting the review before your vacation!
The one big thing this has over my KitchenAid 6qt pro is noise...This is quiet, the KA is not...otherwise, I feel like the KA is less hassle, less scraping etc...and the bowl goes in the dishwasher...(if you knew how bad I was at doing dishes, you would appreciate that comment lol). The cost considered in.
Amy, you little stinker...you love high end things. The trouble is not many home coos can afford such prices. The Wolf does not come with a scraper and it uynches but you will give it an "A"
No NO NO NO A mixer with that high a price tag should not have to be scraped down that much. This is not a mixer I would ever consider buying. Amy, where do you put all the mixers you have?
@@AmyLearnsToCook Amy, we took too long to realize it, It is time to go back to our factories and have things done in USA or we won't have a country. I love your channel ,
Have been waiting for your review of this mixer Amy....this is a whopper of a mixer...lol I did really like it but a bit expensive for me. But loved this video. Thanks so much. from Judy
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I'm impressed! One amazing mixer. Quiet!!! Whipped the cream fast. Kneaded bread beautifully. Machine itself is a little big and pricey. But I really like it.
At my stage of life, almost 70, don't know how much I would need such a big mixer but wow I wouldn't refuse one as a gift😁
I have owned a Wolf dual fuel 30" range since 2005, and the range has never been fixed. It is still working as perfectly today, 14 years later as when I first bought it. If this mixer is anything like my range, it may be $900, and you have to determine how frequently it will be used, but it may be the only mixer you'll ever need. I'm already on my fourth KitchenAid in 40 years. Wish I still had my first KA, when ALL the parts/accessories were made in the USA, and yes, it was as quiet as the Wolf. Not like now, with the cheap parts from Asia.
So true! My first KitchenAid lasted 26 years and I used it many times a day as I was selling cakes from my home at the time! My second one only lasted three years and I was just using it a few times a week! I just bought my third, but it was so noisy I returned it an bought the Wolf...hope it lasts until I die!
@@sortathesame8701 Are you happy with your Wolf mixer so far? It looks to be a very impressive machine. I've read they now have a meat grinder attachment, but I'm not sure about anything else.
@@sashineb.2114 so far I am very happy with it, but I no longer use a mixer as often as I used to. I don’t even use it daily, so I can’t answer to its durability, but it’s ease of use and function is great. I am new to Wolf appliances, we put them in our retirement home, but I wish I could have afforded to have them from day one of setting up my first home! Apparently they have not put a lot of emphasis on their small appliances until fairly recently. For the last couple of years they have been giving away small appliances with points earned buying large appliances. When I filled my kitchen I got their mixer, the toaster, the griddle, the blender and the multi function cooker (think pressure cooker but much more). I use the griddle and the convection oven/microwave wall oven daily. My induction stove top, steam oven and everything else I just use occasionally.
@@sortathesame8701 Thanks for your response. I hope you will be very happy with the Wolf products. My niece has their 6-burner gas range, and she loves it. I know what you mean about not using a mixer that much. I was thinking of getting a new Kenwood mixer, but I find I'm just as happy to make things by hand. I no longer make bread using a mixer, as I use a Danish dough whisk, then some stretching & folding. None of that is hard work, so I don't need the mixer. Cakes and such are made in my earthenware bowls, with a wooden spoon, scraper, etc. The Wolf mixer looks very well-built, so you'll likely have many years of good use from it. Have a good day!
That bowl lift mechanism is very interesting in my opinion. That is a beast of a mixer.
Amy there is some kind of a screw at the top of the beater. I think it is for adjusting the hight of the beater in the bowl. My old Kenwood stand mixer had the same type of a screw just for that. I remember lowering my beater a little bit and it made a huge difference with the creaming and mixing. There was no more unmixed stuff left at the bottom of the bowl. Check the user manual. There should be a chapter about that.
Beautiful machine going to buy one for my sister she loves to bake and it's her birthday thanks for your help and your honest opinions
That’s a nice mixer, seems solid n powerful. It kneads the dough so easily. That thing is a beast, you can use for a small bakery..
Amy, I love your reviews and I always know that I can trust them. I have an Ankarsrum after watching your video and am now buying the Wolf after watching this one. Yes, I’m almost 70 but I love to bake , especially bread for neighbors, and I’m tired of dinking around with the famous brand that is no longer what it used to be. So, thanks to you, Wolf here I come!
Awesome! The Wolf is a nice mixer. I really like it!
I think the slow start is a bit slower in the Wolf because it is a seven quart mixer and they aimed their start speed for a full mixing bowl! I love it, because I make a lot of bread and the Wolf’s extra slow star means I never get the mess my Kitchen Aid can sometimes produce!
"I love all mixers"... a truer statement was never said
Yes I love high end. I would buy this mixer. 😊
How do you feel about your Wolf mixer one year later ?
5 hours ago
a good review and I was happy too see how an expensive would mixer would operate. Im not impressed though, only with the dough.. I thought that was the best dough I have ever seen..But the cookies not so much.. I have an artisan with a wiper blade and have done this cookie recipe many times with no issues. Quick and clean.. so I guess it wouldnt be worth to me to pay this much money for just dough. Whip cream isnt hard anyway, Ive done that with a hand mixer, heck in the old days when I was growing up, my mom had us making whip cream with one of the hand held rotary egg beaters lol.. Im telling my age here lol.. Thanks so much for this video, the dough really looked amazing!
Hi Amy!
I love your reviews! It's the end of 2022, so it's been a few years now. I would love to see a follow-up review on this mixer and also a comparison to the ankasrum, as I'm looking to buy a stand mixer and these two are my top two choices. Thanks for all your content 🙂
So now that you have owned the Wolf for a few years how does it hold up?
Very Interesting. I wish they had attachments
Hey friend! We do not own a stand mixer, but am going to get one for my wife as a Christmas present. Planning on getting the WOLF. Since you have had it for more than a year, any new lessons learned since making this video? Would you still recommend it?
Wow.. that thing just showed that Bread Dough who's the boss! I think the term you're looking for is Torque. power is one thing but without the strength to plow through dough, watts means nothing more than how much juice is pulls from the power socket.
Nice review. Wolf makes great appliances, but I'll stick with my open-bowl Ankarsrum. Love that thing!
Great job for the hook to not grab up all of the bread dough. The dough hook pushed the bulk of the dough around the edge of the bowl and refused to allow the dough to cling to the hook. Pleasantly surprising. The Wolf is incredibly quite too. It seems to be a step above the rest. I can see where the extra money goes. Can only hope they develop their line of attachments.
I have several scraper paddles for my KitchenAid lift stand mixer and have adjusted the height multiple times and I still get ingredients riding up the sides and not incorporated at the bottom, so not sure that feature is a deal breaker. Loved my original tilt-head kitchen aid but it struggled with yeast recipes and the pin kept coming out. Was so excited about the bigger, more powerful KitchenAid and so disappointed. Didn’t open the box for two years as I had no space for the bigger mixer. When I finally did open and use it, I ways very surprised to see the weaknesses. Too late to return it, but trying to figure out what will work better.
I guess my point with all this was which mixer can properly do an average cake or cookies and handle the occasional yeast recipe like cinnamon rolls or a loaf of bread without feeling like it will break (like my tilt head KA)? Watched many of your reviews and this Wolf seems pretty nice.
What about the commercial 8 and the ank and the wolf!? I know they’re completely all different but it’s be cool
I like all your reviews and your sense of humor. I like your tandem with your husband. Take care
Thanks for watching, Tess!
I dunno, that thing is huge. It’s nice looking, but I would gladly take an old “ugly” Hobart any day. If it was in the price range of the comparable Kitchenaids and came in a 5 or 6 quart version, maybe. I gotta be honest, I rewatched your Hobart vs Pro 600 video and the 600 rocked that bread dough. Yeah the Wolf is quiet, which is nice, but I can’t say that’s a selling point for me. Functionality and price are above all else in my book. I have a refurbished Pro 600 coming to do the bread doughs that I wouldn’t dare make my Classic Plus do, and with extra discounts it was about $250. I can’t see spending nearly a grand or more on a mixer if I don’t have to. Then again I doubt that apartment dwellers like me or folks with regular sized kitchens are their primary demographic. lol 😋
This mixer did Not Disappoint!!! Thankyou so much Amy!!
hi miss amy would you please let us know how you feel about this mixer in 2024 is it still one of your best pick or not?
this video is dated 12/2019 and I'm seeing it for the 1st time 8/2022. You mention about "ask me in 1 year" -- how did this hold up from 2019 to current time?
Hi Amy, what do you think of this mixer after 3 years?
I suspect the Wolf would do better with a double batch. It is a very large mixer and the more you put in the bowl, the better it performs in my experience. I use my four quart Kitchen Aid for single batches of cookies and it performs the job beautifully!
So do I. My 4.5 qt Deluxe does an awesome job at single batch and I’m pretty sure my Pro 600 does the same awesome job at a single batch too.
But now, I’m thinking about doubling the batch in my Pro 600. Just hope it performs just as well at a double batch.
Another Great review, if I did a lot of baking then I would buy the Wolf. I love the power it has.
It is now a bit over a year later. Still love the Wolf mixer? How is the bowl holding up? Thinking seriously about replacing my (aging, very well loved and used) Kitchen Aid Professional 6 with this beast; mostly for bread dough. Thoughts?
You had me at Wolf! 😊
Hi, thanks for sharing and all your efforts into actually testing it. Do you still have it? And if so, how has it held up all these years?. I have the Viking wondering how this compares to it thanks.
Is Wolf and Wolfgang the same? I have a Wolfgang, it's great , I did everything with it. It recently stopped working. I would like to replace it, I am already in my 70's, it doesn't make sense for a new one. It is an immaculate piece of utensils. Thank you for advertising.
This is a beast of a mixer! A wolf indeed ;) Way out of my price range but fun to watch. Thank you Amy. Curious how you feel now 7 months later?
I would like to see you put your Wolf & your KitchenAid Commercial 8 head to head!
Are you liking this mixer a year later? How has it held up?
It’s December 2022
Do you still Love this Mixer?
Love your video Love it,Love it! Thank you amy for the video Merry Xmas and a happy new year!
I'm buying it is there a code that I can press to say I bought because of you Amy I saw profi cook on a channel lady said she bought it i cand find it I bought the the one last year you temped me with Kenwood cooking chef 7 qts I had a regular one I'm buy this one u got me hooked on stand mixers so far I got 5 I blame you when my husband asks what I'm doing I told him it just builds up since I have been with you my kitchen has lot of Amy's machines that she grades I love them all and food processors love you guys my husband now likes the show lol 😍
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Hi Amy, Thanks for such a thorough review. The bread dough looked wonderful, but I did notice lots of scraping for the cookie dough. I'm surprised about the ranking, though, over the Commercial 8. The KA 8 has a DC motor, so it's very quiet, too. Did Eric say something about the Wolf being your only stainless steel mixer? I thought that's what I heard but can't find the place in the video now. Aren't the Kenwoods stainless steel, too? If you can do a comparison test between the Wolf and KA 8, that would be great. Thanks again.
Only time will tell, but I'm guessing the electronics will be the weak point, if any. I must say, when I compare my Hobart KitchenAid to Whirlpool KitchenAid, the Hobart is definitely better built when doing tough doughs.
@@ethelryan257 I have a KA that was made just after Hobart sold the company, and I've been told they were still using the same specs for the building of them. Mine is very reliable and I've never had any trouble. But I don't know if I would be as happy with a new one now after so many changes by Whirlpool. I think when that time comes I will get a Kenwood. The Wolf is nice, but very tall (and expensive), and it will be interesting to see how they stand up. This is the only review I've seen for it, so far.
Thank you for this video, I’m finally making a decision on my first mixer.
Jennie Modesto Me too! I just bought it, I can't wait for it to come in. Do you love yours?
I purchased mine on Nebraska Furniture at the end of March, can you believe I just received it on this weekend? I haven’t open it yet!! I can wait to see it and use it for my thanksgiving cake.
Congratulations on your purchase!
@@JennieModesto Thanks, you too! Omg, I can't believe it took that long to come in!! That is crazy!! I hope it is worth the wait! Best Buy told me mine would be ready to pick up on Dec 5...we will see! I can't wait to make bread with it. Let me know how your cake goes. 🙂
What is the weight of the mixer? I have the Ank and the butter really has to be soft to adequately cream with the roller, that is the only weakness I’ve had to deal with. The large bowl makes it never feel cramped unlike some of the higher end mixers.
Not many reviews yet online for the Wolf, I’ll be interested to see what others think of this as well. Thanks for reviewing and Merry Christmas to you and Eric.
It weighs 29#. And it's 17-5/8"-H; 17"-W; 10-1/2"-D.
It weights 29#.
Hi Amy between Wolf and Kenwood. Which one you prefer?. Thanks AMY
Hi Nancy! That is a tough question. I love both of them but also it is hard to get accessories for them. I misplaced by beater at one point for the Wolf. I contacted them and there was no way to get another one. Lucky I found it! So...that is an issue with that mixer...but there is the same issue with the Kenwood too because it is hard to get parts in the US. I do love both of them tho!
Love watching your videos but do you buy all the mixers if so you must have so many xx
Nice! But you haven’t tested your new Breville Bakery Boss mixer.
But nice review on the New Wolf.
I noticed that the Breville Bakery Boss is no longer available on Amazon. Additionally, it has been dropped from WS and Target. I am wondering if Breville has discontinued this mixer.
I have hand issues (carpal tunnel & arthritis). I wouldn't mind paying $900 if I would over all have less of a struggle using it. I am wondering how heavy the bowl is because it looks like a beast by itself. Do they sell extra bowls for when you wish to do two projects without having to dump, switch, and wash between projects? I have been leaning towards a Bosch because it looks easy to dump ingredients into it. I have the Kitchenaid with the bowl lift. I'm not crazy about it other than it's cobalt blue. Manufacturers can sell me anything in cobalt. I once saw a Viking kitchen with cobalt appliances. I can only dream of that.
definately kneeds well
Now I am dying to know which mixer you think creams butter well and which doesn't. :-) (Re: your comment around the 10 minute mark...)
Hi there: have you anytime used an oster kitchen center for making bread? It would be interesting that you make a demostration of it. I've got one from 1997. If you can do it, please go ahead, i will be waiting for it. Thanks before hand and let you know that i enjoy A LOT your videos. JAVIER from Venezuela
Happy holidays!!!!🥂👍
That’s one nice mixer! 💕
I bought this mixer about 2 months ago and I don’t love it. Continually dealing with grease/oil coming out of the attachment area and it’s so difficult to get ingredients added in and scraped off the sides since the top doesn’t lift up. It also bounces all over the counter when mixing big batches of bread and I can’t leave it unattended as it may go over the edge of the counter. And there are no accessories or attachments available still - not that I can find at least! I wish I’d just replaced my KitchenAid with a professional version.
PS, mine was $995 plus tax!
If you could only have one stand mixer to do it all...which would you choose? I’m a cook, home baker and looking for only one. TIA
So I'd been thinking the 8 qt commercial KA . now I'm not sure again . Honest opinion ?
i guess there are different ways of figuring watts as well as the gearing differences.
Merry Christmas! Nice new oven....Christmas present???
You ought to get a 10 qt Chinese Hobart knockoff..use all the Hobart accessories If I was opening a commercial bakery I would get various sizes of them
Are those mixers available on Amazon? Thanks.
@@soulserenade5745 i think so can't remember where I saw them
@@chiledoug Ok, thanks. I did see a couple of 10 quart commercial mixers (by companies I've never heard of) so maybe those are the same ones. Just wondering how well they perform and where to get it serviced if it has a problem.
Does it have a scraper blade?
Great video you Got me Thinking ! Thank You
Is it better than the Kitchenaid 6.9 / 8 qt?
I have Delonghi stand mixer. I can find it anywhere. I bought from sear. Do you know where can I buy this machine?
Are you in America? I know it can be bought in Canada. If you're in USA, perhaps you could contact Wolf, at the following link. Their site shows they are out of stock, but they might be able to tell you when it will be available. If you would like the Canadian link, pls let me know. www.subzero-wolf.com/assistance
@@sashineb.2114 Thank you. I live in Canada. Do you know where I can also repair my Deloghi stand mixer? It is working but it is outlined. I do love the Delongi mixer. Thank you
@@paulinechung5189 Hi there. May I ask which province/area you live in? I know of a place in Calgary, Alberta, and one in Toronto, Ontario.
For $900 dollars that darn thing should be massaging your shoulders while you use it. That price is really starting to edge into commercial territory, and I feel like wolf charges a premium for the privilege of having every appliance in your kitchen have the same color knobs.
For $900 I would want a dishwasher safe bowl.
Vicki Moore this is a seven quart mixing bowl, it would take up half of a normal dishwasher shelf, so I’d never put it in my dishwasher anyway!
I bake daily and my baking stuff never gets a chance to get to in the dishwasher. It just stays on my counter and gets rinsed before it's used again.
There is a market for middle of the road between cute counter top mixers for the now and then baker and commercial grade stuff. I'm entering the home bakery category so this would actually be awesome if it works well for cookie and bread dough 😎 everything has it's target market. Another commenter on here discussed the brand making ovens as well, so I'm going to check out the lineup.
Have you had a chance to review the Hamilton Beach CPM800 ??
It should have come with every possible advantage like scraper paddle better covered bowl better way to add ingredients without getting it all over the counter. For $995. In December 2022
If you are purchasing Wolf appliances right now, you can chose the mixer or other other Wolf small appliances for free in their promotional rebate!
What I noticed is the speed control on one side and the bowl lift turn made the handle end up on the other. So seems that is not exactly convenient. With the height of the mixer I would need to have that beast oriented sideways for a smaller kitchen space so that would be a deal breaker for me.
Yes! That part is very awkward!
Amy- Thanks for this great review.
As you probably already know - and merely misspoke - the KitchenAid Pro-Line 7-Quart mixer carries a *Full 5-Year* [residential] Warranty. And more-important as far as the Wolf, 5-Year warranty is concerned - it's so [undoubtedly deliberately] poorly-written as to very easily deny many legitimate claims availed of it. Say what you will about Whirlpool/KitchenAid - their warranties are clearly and specifically-written, and with their stand mixers - quite generous. Hopefully, the Wolf's 5-Year warranty is merely window dressing, and the design, build quality and manufacturing practices will insure a long life without any failures or the need of a warranty of any type. But - as we all know....
+smsstuart Very few KA mixers have a 5 year warranty. Some only have 1 year like the Pro 600. Thanks for watching.
smsstuart I am looking for a dough beast and I think this Wolf is the one I am going to get because that dough looked absolutely beautiful and it's quiet and pretty smooth. I will probably look into Bosch next and then make my decision.
I would never get a kitchenaid though, their quality has gone completely downhill. They used to be great many years ago, but now they are junk. Even their 5 yr warranty 700 series has many awful reviews, just like all of their other models and their customer service is horrible and they don't stand behind their products. No thanks..
I'm cracking up at Big Red in the background 👀
i am not sure....yet. seems to have the same issues as KitchenAid with having to scrap down the sides to incorporate flour. A rubber paddle will be in the future. Cant believe how much appliances have skyrocketed. Has anyone had this appliance over a year? Is it a work horse?
Kitchenaid 4 lyfe 🤘
Any chance of a new pan room tour?
The Ank has a 5 yr warranty, cost now $650.
reminds me of a kenwood but i don’t know why
Does your partner have a channel? I feel like I heard you say that.
Very nice!! :)
How does it compare to the Ankarsrum?
It is definitely different than the Ank. It is hard to compare them because their mixing method is so different.
@@AmyLearnsToCook what is your favorite between the Ank and wolf? I have been looking about 6 months the Ank so far was my favorite but if I buy I want to buy right..... love your show thank you.
@@kathysorenson3843 That's where I am right now. What did you decide?
Still waiting for efficientkit amy edition
Amy I ordered a knife from Amazon it’s a
Promithi efforts saving knife
See what you think I received it and wow it’s a meat cleaver and I have not had a chance to use it by the way it feels like it could get anything that you would need cut up I believe it would be good for the job.
Vannessa G.
It is the best mixer, but the price....man!
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Thank you for the excellent review. Wolf private labels its small appliance line through Hamilton . . . which to some, is a company that makes inexpensive, poor build lines of kitchen equipment.
www.subzero-wolf.com/company/press-releases/wolf-appliance-inc-introduces-wolf-gourmet
I've bought the Wolf (Hamilton) 4 slice toaster, sous vide/crock pot and pro blender - they're all excellent builds, work amazingly well, but cost a ton of money. I was waiting to see what you thought of this mixer - especially because of the wobble in your unboxing and similar wobble seen in the Test Kitchen video. From your review, it seems the wobble isn't a big issue/deal killer. I'm worried there aren't currently any accessories for the mixer - and question if there ever will be. Query if the attachment hub is universal so other Hamilton accessories can be used with it.
I'm nervous because I don't have a lot of counter space and this monster is going to eat the rest of my space up. But as one commenter said: the red button siren song is very alluring. :)
Can't wait to see if there are head-to-heads with this mixer. Regardless, I'm likely going to get it - soon. Thanks again, Amy - for posting the review before your vacation!
Brian Z Did you end up getting it?
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Great looking machine but it's so tall
Yeah it is pretty big. It definitely wouldn't fit under the cabinets. But...it is pretty awesome looking lol!
The one big thing this has over my KitchenAid 6qt pro is noise...This is quiet, the KA is not...otherwise, I feel like the KA is less hassle, less scraping etc...and the bowl goes in the dishwasher...(if you knew how bad I was at doing dishes, you would appreciate that comment lol). The cost considered in.
from the sound of the speed adjustments it should have micro detentes...
OMG ! Wolf stand mixer is perfect everything except it looks "so very ugly ! " Why why why??? 😭😭😭😭
I like Amy.... You re funnn
Amy, you little stinker...you love high end things. The trouble is not many home coos can afford such prices. The Wolf does not come with a scraper and it uynches but you will give it an "A"
Bowl not dishwasher safe is a deal breaker. I insist on a completely sanitized and grease free bowl for meringue icings
No NO NO NO A mixer with that high a price tag should not have to be scraped down that much. This is not a mixer I would ever consider buying. Amy, where do you put all the mixers you have?
Theyre trippin for charging that much when a person can get a bomb mixer for way less! Redic
definitely not better than the kitchenaid professional and definitely not worth a grand.
Overpriced, we returned it because it came from CHINA
Most of the stuff in our houses are made in China these days. It is just how things are these days. Thanks for watching.
@@AmyLearnsToCook Amy, we took too long to realize it, It is time to go back to our factories and have things done in USA or we won't have a country. I love your channel ,
Have been waiting for your review of this mixer Amy....this is a whopper of a mixer...lol I did really like it but a bit expensive for me. But loved this video. Thanks so much. from Judy