Submitted by TigerEyess on March 12, 2007 - 3:44pm
Check this out - does it not look exactly like a Kenwood?
http://www.sears.ca/gp/product/B000FK6DYC/sr=1-2/qid=1173739007/ref=sr_1_2/103-9975853-6550268?ie=UTF8&searsBrand=core&mqnodeid=16348241
I checked it out in the store, and it does carry a "Made in England" label. I know that DeLonghi is making the kenwoods in the US, but I'm wondering if this is Sears Canada rebranding it? They also carry the various attachments for it. I've looked on the US Sears site, but they don't seem to carry it. What do you guys think?
I've been hinting to DH that my birthday is coming up, but he keeps saying we need to feed and clothe the children....
Sue
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Kenwood mixer.
I have two Kenwood mixers, and both made in UK, I like that, some how I don't like De Longi. :-)) qahtan
All Kenmore appliances are
All Kenmore appliances are made by other manufacturers, mostly Whirlpool, Electrolux, Frigidaire, and General Electric. It's a Sears only brand introduced in the 1920's.
So perhaps one of these manufactures for Delonghi as well?
kenwood for sure
It looks exactly like a Kenwood Chef - excpet for the colour. I'd bet it IS one too! And they are ace.....
Andrew
K paddle
I think the K paddle is a telltale sign. My kenwood Chef is 1000 W and it really is great. The whisk, K paddle and dough hook in the picture are identical to mine.
L_M
It's hard to tell, I think
It's hard to tell, I think there should be an article about that Sears rebranding. It's quite a confusion for me, it could also be related to outsourcing, I think this is the most logical explanation. Anyway, Sears Parts are my best option for the moment.