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title: "Cuisinart SM-55BC 5-1/2-Quart 12-Speed Stand Mixer, Brushed Chrome"
brand: "cuisinart"
price: "$1249.85"
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# 800W Power 5.5QT Capacity 15-Min Timer Cuisinart SM-55BC 5-1/2-Quart 12-Speed Stand Mixer, Brushed Chrome

**Brand:** cuisinart
**Price:** $1249.85
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> Mix It Up! 🎉 Elevate your kitchen game with style and power.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cuisinart SM-55BC 5-1/2-Quart 12-Speed Stand Mixer, Brushed Chrome by cuisinart
- **How much does it cost?** $1249.85 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ec](https://www.desertcart.ec/products/1233305-cuisinart-sm-55bc-5-1-2-quart-12-speed-stand)

## Best For

- cuisinart enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cuisinart brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Crafted from durable die-cast metal, this mixer is designed for both performance and longevity.
- • **Smart and Safe:** Features a 15-minute countdown timer and auto shutoff for peace of mind while you multitask.
- • **Unleash Your Inner Chef:** With 12 speeds, this mixer adapts to every recipe, from delicate meringues to robust doughs.
- • **Effortless Mixing Experience:** The tilt-back head and slow-start function ensure mess-free mixing every time.
- • **Versatile Attachments Included:** Comes with a chef's whisk, flat mixing paddle, and dough hook to tackle any culinary challenge.

## Overview

The Cuisinart SM-55BC is a powerful 800-watt stand mixer featuring a 5.5-quart stainless-steel bowl, 12 speeds, and a range of attachments, designed for both professional and home chefs. Its durable die-cast metal construction and smart features like a countdown timer and auto shutoff make it a reliable kitchen companion.

## Description

This stand mixer features a powerful 800-watt motor that can handle the heaviest mixing tasks. Its large, 5-1/2-quart, stainless-steel bowl accommodates big batches--even double recipes. The unit also provides 12 mixing speeds, along with a 15-minute countdown timer and automatic shutoff, for maximum precision. Choose the slow-start function to eliminate splatter or the ultra-gentle fold function to carefully blend in delicate ingredients. The mixer's tilt-back head allows for easy access to the mixing bowl and makes attaching accessories simple. Accessories include a chef's whisk, a flat mixing paddle and a dough hook, as well as a splashguard. The whisk aerates ingredients to increase volume or can also be used on slow speed to gently combine dry ingredients. Contoured to reach the bottom and sides of the bowl, the flat mixing paddle ensures thorough mixing. The dough hook makes hand kneading obsolete, while the splashguard offers an extra-wide pouring spout for easily adding ingredients. The stand mixer also contains three power outlets, including a high-speed outlet for its optional dedicated attachments (meat grinder, citrus juicer, blender, food processor, or pasta maker--all sold separately). The stand mixer measures 15-1/2 by 10 by 12-1/2 Inch and carries a three-year product warranty and a five-year motor warranty. From the Manufacturer More than 30 years ago Cuisinart changed the way the world cooked. Now it's changing the way the world mixes with the Cuisinart stand mixer. The new extra-large Cuisinart 5-quart mixer has the power, capacity and precision to handle any job a recipe requires and delivers more power to mix even the heaviest dough. Theres also more capacity to double and triple recipes. The mixer comes with three accessories, allowing you to mix, whip, or even knead dough. It has 12 speeds to ensure splatter-free starts and fabulous finishes. In addition, Cuisinart offers optional attachments that can be purchased separately. Each attachment connects to one of the three power outlets on the mixer (two on the top and one on the front) to let you blend, process food, squeeze juice from your favorite citrus fruits, make homemade pasta, or grind your own meats. Multiple Outlets Mean More Functionality High-speed power outlet for the blender and food processor attachment (sold separately), which connects to the rear power outlet on top of the stand mixer. Mid-speed power outlet for the citrus juicer attachment (sold separately), which connects to the front power outlet on the top of the stand mixer. Slow-speed power outlet for the large meat grinder and the pasta-maker attachments (sold separately), which connect to the power outlet behind the slow-speed outlet cover on the front of the stand mixer head. An Array of Helpful Features The mixer's tilt-back head securely locks the stand mixer into a raised position, which allows easy access to the 5-quart mixing bowl and makes it easy to attach accessories. The stainless-steel bowl includes handles, which makes the bowl easy to hold, scrape and remove and it's oversized to let you mix larger quantities. The mixer has a handy 15-minute countdown timer, plus a slow-start function that eliminates splatter for the most delicate ingredients. The fold function allows you to mix in ingredients at the lowest speed with two options--continuous, to blend ingredients and pulse, to combine ingredients. Each pulse generates 1-1/2 to 2-1/2 revolutions of the flat mixing paddle, chef's whisk, or dough hook. The flat mixing paddle, dough hook, or chef's whisk spins independently while rotating around the mixing bowl for the quickest, most thorough results. No need to rotate the mixing bowl--Cuisinarts stand mixer does all the work for you. Features: Large 5-quart-capacity polished stainless-steel bowl Powerful 800-watt motor 15-minute countdown timer Auto shutoff and 12 speeds Includes 3 accessories: chef's whisk, flat mixing paddle, dough hook Splashguard with pour spout to prevent spattering Recipe book Power unit: clean with a damp cloth and dry Bowls and tools dishwasher-safe (tools top-rack dishwasher-safe) Warranty: Limited 3-year product warranty and a full 5-year motor warranty .

## Features

- 800-watt stand mixer housed in durable die-cast metal
- 12 speeds; 5-1/2-quart stainless-steel bowl; slow-start and gentle-fold functions
- 15-minute countdown timer; 3 power outlets; auto shutoff; tilt-back head
- Chef's whisk, flat mixing paddle, dough hook and splashguard included
- Product Built to North American Electrical Standards

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the mixing bowl included with the blender**
A: I got my mixer about a year ago. It is a MIXER, not a blender, but it did come with a great two-handle bowl.  It's the best mixer I've ever had, and at 70 years old I've had many.

**Q: How well does the SM-55 stand up to regular bread-making (2-3 loaves per week)?**
A: Made 3 loaves last week worked fineRandy

**Q: Is the brushed chrome an actual metal color or is it a painted on finish?**
A: ....the finish appears to be a baked on finish not actual brushed chrome...however, it is nonetheless very attractive and blends well with stainless steel in the other appliances....

**Q: Title says it's a 5.5 qt bowl but discription says 5 qt.  What is the actual size?**
A: It is 5-1/2 qt.  But the beater mechanism goes down into the bowl so you really can't load it to the top anyhow.  When loaded with meat mixtures it tends to push the mixture over the rim of the bowl when mixing.  I've never tried to load it up that high with liquids or batter though due to the beater's connection mechanism.  I'd say its good for at least 5 qts at a time and be safe.  You might want to look at the 7qt model if you need more capacity.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    A year later, I know i made the right decision
  

*by E***E on Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2012*

I will preface this review by saying that I waited a year to write it.  That, in large part because of some bad experiences with high-end specialty kitchen equipment which did not last that long, and in part because I feel that reviews written just after the box has been opened are not very telling.  That said, my memory was jogged this week by last Black Friday, and the dither it sent me into.  I was awake early that day and saw the Kitchenaid mixer posted at an exceptional price.  I put it in my cart, and then thought, do I really need this?  I have survived cooking for 30+ years without one, have free-standing machines which replace virtually all of the attachments, and have gotten along pretty well without one up to now....and then, there's the issue of counter space.  As the clock was ticking, and deal expiring, I read, watched videos, ultimately feeling more than a bit foolish at the time I was spending deciding whether or not I needed a mixer at all.  I ordered it, then cancelled my order, and then read some more.  Several days and dozens of reviews later my husband told me to just get one already. (I think I was making everyone in the house a little nuts).  But, when I make a large purchase, and this qualifies, at least in terms of small kitchen appliances, I read a lot of reviews and consider all the alternatives before I choose.  By the time I was done with my exploration I decided that as cute, colorful and iconic as the Kitchenaid was, it wasn't the best, or even the best in it's price range.  Most of the sites which tested and compared recommended the Cuisinart over the Kitchenaid.  I had personally had a bad experience with a high-power Cuisinart blender and was a bit shy of the brand.  However, there was no denying that the specs were better:1.  Solid all metal construction (vs. the Kitchenaid's plastic gears, which people on amazon were reporting wore out).2. A motor which is more than twice as powerful3. Overheat protection: automatic shutdown to prevent burn-out4. while attachments for the Kitchenaid are less expensive, again they are plastic, while the Cuisinart's are metal.5. A much much better warranty. (3 years on machine, 5 on motor vs. 1)The fact is that I did not need a mixer for much, occasionally whipping cream, maybe making some of the things I was able to do without the machine a little easier, and tidier.  I have been baking quite a bit, and Cooks Illustrated said that for bread dough this was far superior to the Kitchenaid.Not long after it arrived I tried out a new recipe for oatmeal bread.  It was the first (and only) time that the machine shut down (that is, the overheat protection kicked in and stopped the machine for a few seconds).  That dough was like concrete (and I can not imagine the effort it would have taken to thoroughly mix it by hand).  I can not say that that particular bread was very good, but the mixer did a good job, and survived the process. (I have since read stories and seen pictures of the Kitchenaid smoking under a lesser load).  In the past year I have made easily 100 loaves of bread, baking several times a week (more than I did when I was mixing and kneading by hand)  in fact, a lot more ;) the only negatives I can think of are that my sourdough is a bit more homogenous than when made by hand (not necessarily "bad," it just doesn't look as rustic, and 2. Our entire freezer is full of bread.  Through all those loaves, and all kinds of dough I have not had a problem of any sort.  Part of my motivation (if you can call it that) for getting this was my son's looking over my should as i was in the midst of my review-reading frenzy, and saying "it makes 7 cups of frosting.  Of course we need it. ;)  I have not yet made 7 cups of frosting, but I did make half a dozen kinds of cupcakes for his sister on her birthday (something i absolutely would not have done had I been doing it by hand).  I've also played with some other recipes I likely would not have tried if I had to do it all by hand.  Do I need it?  Probably could have lived without it, but it does make my life easier (especially when it comes to cleaning up) and it has expanded my repertoire; not a bad thing.  )Note, the Cuisinart comes with a splash shield, while it is an option/ accessory on the Kitchenaid).All in all I am very happy with my purchase, and having lived with it for a year now am glad I went with the Cuisinart instead of the Kitchenaid.  I haven't had occasion to test their warranty yet, but that is a good thing, and I think the more powerful motor and overheat protection helped there because this little machine has gotten a pretty good workout.  Everyone has to decide for themselves what they need or not, but my feeling is that if you are buying a mixer, this is one that will probably last you a lifetime.  It will last at least 5 years, they give you that in writing, and nothing else in this price range gives you that.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Cuisinart SM-55BC 5-1/2-Quart 12-Speed Stand Mixer
  

*by J***S on Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2014*

After more than twenty years of service, I finally ditched my Kitchen Aid Artisan mixer. Well, it quit working and after the hassle of replacing the most likely failed piece, a 'sacrificial' gear at the end of the drive train, it still didn't work. I live in a remote area so sending it to an authorized center seemed like a shot in the foot: postage for the damned thing would cost almost half the cost of a new one plus whatever it cost to repair it. It seemed to me that regularly mixing artisan-style bread dough became too much for it.I agonized over it's replacement. Commercial mixers were too expensive and too large for my small kitchen. After months of on-and-off looking at reviews and talking to other local bakers, I decided to take a chance on the Cuisinart, not a small consideration was the expense of sending it to be repaired.The SM-55BC has a motor with a thousand watts of power as opposed to the four hundred the comparable Kitchen Aid supplies, the beaters are much easier to adjust and are coated with some sort of serious non-stick stuff, not much help with sticky cookie recipes but bread dough slides right off and cleanup is simple. I've not used the power take-offs (the PTOs) but a blender, a food processor, a meat grinding attachment and an ice cream maker are available. The tools that come with it are the same Kitchen Aid supplies: a whip, a beater, a dough-kneader and a splash guard (which works as well as Kitchen Aid's but is somewhat easier to attach).The machine is rather noisy; that doesn't bother me. It does not 'walk' on my slick granite counter tops with a heavy load of stiff dough. The motor doesn't seem to labor under a load. One thing that took some getting used to is the articulation between the base the 'riser' and the motor unit. This keeps the relatively light machine from 'walking' but the first uses were somewhat disturbing to watch. It has a timer, allowing the baker to wander off and attend other tasks, which shuts the machine off with a discreet 'peep'.In appearance and 'fit' it's adequate. My wife thinks that it's an attractive addition to our (limited) counter space, I much preferred the simple style of the Kitchen Aid. Once you get used to it's articulating parts it looks solid.I've only had a few months with this mixer. I use it three or four times a week for various tasks, so I have no idea of it's longevity. At this time I can say that it's a solid, powerful workhorse performing a variety of tasks with no complaint from me: whipping cream, making cookies and easily kneading very dense bread dough. It is very easy to clean and (I suppose) attractive enough on the counter top. It has a fuse rather than a sacrificial gear to prevent motor damage, something that I consider a great improvement (unless you just like dealing with massive amounts of lubricating grease) in the unlikely event that the motor becomes overloaded. I mix some pretty stiff dough, but I don't torture my machinery.So, so far, it's a five star purchase; I don't dispense 'fivers' lightly. Cuisinart offers a year warranty, plenty of time to evaluate it, I think. Give it a try.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
    MUY BUEN PRODUCTO
  
  

*by P***N on Reviewed in Mexico on November 18, 2016*

el acabado de este es muy especial  y el potente motor tambiena un precio muy bueno  solo falta usarlo para ratificarlogracias

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