- Kitchenaid launched a new citrus farmer and mini-food
- These are the latest additions to the Kitchenaid Go wireless series
- All Kitchenaid Go devices can be used with the same exchangeable battery
Kitchenaid launched two new wireless devices to make your kitchen less congested: a juice and a mini chopper.
The pair is part of the Kitchenaid Go system, which is a set of portable devices that all use the same rechargeable battery. Just buy the battery with your first KitchenAid Go product, which makes all your other devices cheaper.
The KitchenAid Go series also includes a wireless hand mixer, a portable mixer, a hand mixer and even a tiny hand vacuum cleaner to eliminate crumbs and flour – it may not save a place in our overview of the best wireless vacuum for whole cleaning, but it is very practical to quickly store your kitchen counters.
The new citrus citrus fruits is a compact alternative to the elegant SMEG CJF01, and despite its small size is capable of managing anything, from lime to grapefruit. It has an automatic engine to help extract each last drop of juice more effectively than you could by hand.
It has a BPA-free glass bowl with a fine casting beak with a control valve to minimize the waste, and the bowl is also safe for the dishwasher, for easy cleaning. It will be interesting to see how he compares himself to the best supporters that we have tested from other brands.
The Kitchenaid Go Citrus Juice has a list price of $ 99.99 / £ 139 / $ 159 at when purchased without the battery, and is currently reduced to $ 79.99 in the United States or $ 129 in Australia when it is bought directly via KitchenAid. If you also need the battery, the list price increases at $ 129.99 / £ 208 / $ 228 in.
The Kitchenaid Go Top Down Chopper is designed for small tasks such as nuts, onions and herbs. Unlike the original wireless food propeller, the new device has blades at the top, which means that you can prepare and keep the food in the same bowl – just remove the unit of engine and blade and replace it with the waterproofing cover provided.
The high-end helicopter is listed at $ 69.99 / £ 99.99 $ 129 in the battery-free, but is reduced to $ 59.99 in the United States and $ 109 in Australia in the Kitchenaid online store. It costs $ 99.99 / £ 168 / $ 19 at when purchased with the battery. I hope to test it soon to see if he can gain a place in our overview of the best food producers.
