That's an absolute beast of a mixer! I absolutely love how quiet that thing is. It was kneeding that bread dough like it was nothing. They need to make a scraper beater for it and I'd actually be tempted to buy it when I'll need a replacement for my stand mixer. WOW I'm impressed.
The squeak is caused by the silicone gasket between the beater section and the main body. The gasket spins and as it does so it rubs against the main body. This is what causes the squeak. If you add some mineral oil there it goes away immediately. And it lasts for quite a while. You'll have to reapply it every so often, but typically the amount of oil you need is minuscule. Even a drop would be enough to do it three times. Usually I put some on my fingertip and just turn the mixer on low and let the machine run the gasket around a couple of times. You could also do it witth a Qtip, which lets you push the oil in between the gasket and the main body a little easier. Anyway, that's where the squeaky noise comes from. Just put a drop of mineral oil on it and poof, it's gone.
Thanks for sharing! I have been looking for a durable 8 quart stand mixer for quite some time. I also just added the mixer to my Shopping Cart on Amazon
I had bought the same shape of this one in China couple years ago, but not same brand. for dough it works very well and much more better then k*****(because it is 800W DC motor and the perfect stainless steel dough hook, it can mix flour very fast and glove film in 10 min for 1kg flour), however when I am in Canada I cannot find this one. So happy the factory sell it to the US. Wish to get it soon
After watching this video 4 times now (LOL) I broke down & bought the mixer today. Amazon has a "lightening deal" for $343.99 right now (03/03/24) and my employer had given me a $375 Amazon gift-card that was burning a hole in my pocket. It was meant to be. I hope I love it as much as you do. I bought it because I like to make empanadas once a month and I have to break the dough recipe out into two batches because my KitchenAid can't do it all at once. I still love my Kitchenaid so I'll use it for small batches, and the Zacme' for large loads. Thanks for your review.
Very nice, Amy. It sounds like it is even quieter than the KA 8 quart Commercial mixer with the DC motor. As for scraping, maybe if you adjust the height of the beater, it might take care of some of the scraping issues. Any idea when you will be reviewing the Globe mixer? Thanks.
I am not sure. The description on the Amazon page in the Q & A says it has gears (to be sure, you can probably send them a message through Amazon) : amzn.to/3SUiWCs
KITCHEN PRODUCTS USED IN THIS VIDEO:
Zacme 8.4 Quart Stand Mixer: amzn.to/3sBohnD
That's an absolute beast of a mixer! I absolutely love how quiet that thing is. It was kneeding that bread dough like it was nothing. They need to make a scraper beater for it and I'd actually be tempted to buy it when I'll need a replacement for my stand mixer. WOW I'm impressed.
It would be interesting to see a heavy-duty battle against the KA 7 or 8qt
Would love to see a review comparing this with the kitchen aid commercial one.
I have this machine and I really in love ❣️❣️, but the bowl is so big you need to make big batches..
This is wild!! What a monster, So many of these new mixers look to be based on a Kenwood platform, but this is even bigger than a Major!
I have this mixer. I really like it
The squeak is caused by the silicone gasket between the beater section and the main body. The gasket spins and as it does so it rubs against the main body. This is what causes the squeak. If you add some mineral oil there it goes away immediately. And it lasts for quite a while. You'll have to reapply it every so often, but typically the amount of oil you need is minuscule. Even a drop would be enough to do it three times. Usually I put some on my fingertip and just turn the mixer on low and let the machine run the gasket around a couple of times. You could also do it witth a Qtip, which lets you push the oil in between the gasket and the main body a little easier. Anyway, that's where the squeaky noise comes from. Just put a drop of mineral oil on it and poof, it's gone.
Happy Thanksgiving Amy to you and yourfamily
Thanks for sharing! I have been looking for a durable 8 quart stand mixer for quite some time. I also just added the mixer to my Shopping Cart on Amazon
Thanks for watching, Gracian!
What a beautiful mixer, have to get one Beast. Thanks for sharing.
I had bought the same shape of this one in China couple years ago, but not same brand. for dough it works very well and much more better then k*****(because it is 800W DC motor and the perfect stainless steel dough hook, it can mix flour very fast and glove film in 10 min for 1kg flour), however when I am in Canada I cannot find this one. So happy the factory sell it to the US. Wish to get it soon
I'm in Canada as well. Which brand it looks like? Thanks
in china there a brand jun bei, looks same as this one. I think they may be same, not sure, you can search 君焙厨师机 and see it@@Fredartic
After watching this video 4 times now (LOL) I broke down & bought the mixer today. Amazon has a "lightening deal" for $343.99 right now (03/03/24) and my employer had given me a $375 Amazon gift-card that was burning a hole in my pocket. It was meant to be. I hope I love it as much as you do. I bought it because I like to make empanadas once a month and I have to break the dough recipe out into two batches because my KitchenAid can't do it all at once. I still love my Kitchenaid so I'll use it for small batches, and the Zacme' for large loads. Thanks for your review.
How did it work out for you?
That looks like an industrial mixer. It's very quiet though. Fantastic review. 💯👍Happy Thanksgiving !!!! 🦃🙏
Happy Thanksgiving Amy & Eric ! The name of this mixer reminds me of Acme, as in Wiley Coyote 😂
Wow, that looks like a great mixer!
This is very impressive mixer. Happy Thanksgiving Amy and Eric, please post your table setting. Thank you, Brett
Very nice, Amy. It sounds like it is even quieter than the KA 8 quart Commercial mixer with the DC motor. As for scraping, maybe if you adjust the height of the beater, it might take care of some of the scraping issues. Any idea when you will be reviewing the Globe mixer? Thanks.
Do you know of any other brands that’s attachments would fit this mixer
OH MY GOD. THAT VERY QUITE!!!😍
That thing s a beast! I am selling my commercial 8 or my KA 7 qt and get one of those!!
Thank you, but whats the difference between:
ZACME 8.4 Quart en ZACME KMA0270?
So Amy, how do you think this mixer compares to KitchenAid. I personally would choose the Zacme
Very impressive!
Do all three have the same motors but varying capacities?
Awesome 😎 mixer Happy Thanksgiving. Where do you buy the extra attachments at?
Is this a geared mixer or belt drive. In thinking it's so quiet because it may be belt driven, which may also explain the squeeking.
I have one and I think is belt driven..
I'm guessing it is belt driven also. Would like to see how it handles a larger batch of bread dough or even just a heavier dough
Can you uae kitchen aid attachments with it?
Will this mixer fit under the counter? If so, it just might be a “to me, from me” Christmas gift!
Impressive!
Amy is this bread recipe on your webpage. Thanks.
Does it come with a splatter cover/guard??
No, I just got mine and was a little disappointed about that!
is that a gear driven mixer or a belt driven mixer?
I am not sure. The description on the Amazon page in the Q & A says it has gears (to be sure, you can probably send them a message through Amazon) : amzn.to/3SUiWCs
@@AmyLearnsToCook i have been trying to figure this out while on Amazon
@@michaelconstantinou9121did you figure it out?
@@qwet55 nope
What’s the max amount of flour (cups) for bread making that this machine can handle?
Can you make rolls out of that same dough instead of bread?
Yes
Does KA attachments work with this mixer?
No, not compatible with KA attachments