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KitchenAid vs. Ooni: I tested both stand mixers — here is what I'm keeping

KitchenAid vs Ooni: Can a pizza brand beat a kitchen icon?

KitchenAid vs. Ooni: I tested both stand mixers — here is what I'm keeping

When comparing the KitchenAid Artisan Plus and the Ooni Halo Core, both stand mixers offer excellent performance for their price point of $599. The KitchenAid is renowned for producing high-quality mixers, and the Artisan Plus is no exception, earning a 5-star rating in the author's tests. However, the Ooni Halo Core, typically associated with pizza ovens, surprised the author with its impressive capabilities.

Design-wise, the two mixers differ significantly. The Ooni Halo Core boasts a sleek, contemporary look, while the KitchenAid Artisan Plus offers a more modern cottage aesthetic. Either appliance would be suitable for permanent countertop use, but the KitchenAid's modern design may appeal more to those with a contemporary interior style.

Functionally, both mixers excel at beating, whisking, and kneading. The Ooni Halo Core, however, is specifically designed with dough in mind, featuring a unique breaker bar that develops stronger gluten networks in the dough—ideal for homemade pizza enthusiasts. Though the KitchenAid Artisan Plus delivers excellent results for cakes and pastry, it doesn't quite match the Ooni's efficiency in dough preparation.

Written by urgent.news from Tom's Guide's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.

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