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Question: what is the difference between white and white on white for the kitchenAid artisan mixer
Document: These 5 stars are for KATOM Kitchen Supply.Sometimes it is not enough, even when you know the product you are buying is big and reputable!!! In my case, my purchase of a Artisan Series 5 qt. Boysenberry color KitchenAid mixer did go wrong but I am extremely lucky to have full support from the company where I purchase from....KATOM Kitchen Supply!! !After a long search, I end up making this purchase from KaTom because they have the best price!
It's a Kitchen Aid for heaven sakes. of course it is wonderful. Too cool by half to hhave it offered in colors other than white or almond. The mixer can exactly as when predicted. The machine was well-packed and protected.
I like kitchen-aid products, however when shopping it for a gift, the same machine, the Artisan 5 qt. stand mixer was quite a few dollars more costly from the rest in the class because I selected the "Boysenberry color"  The product is efficient but I would alert anyone before buying to consider the color, it maybe a lot more than advertised.
My primary purpose is bread, but I wanted an all round machine so I could do it all -- not a dedicated bread machine. Sadly, the Artisan Stand Mixer is made for the soft-batter crowd in mind. It really is wonderful for cakes and the like. It just isn't up to the task of anything stiffer, so to speak. I will have to go for the pro series or something else (I haven't done the research yet on what Kitchen-aid has for someone like me).
I got the idea of getting one for a friend as I was helping her run a home assembly-line, turning out scratch angelfood cakes prior to Christmas (...thinking, "Wow! This would be soooooo much easier if I still had my old KitchenAid mixer!").
No complaints. After reading thousands of complaints about both KitchenAid and Cuisinart, - then arguing with my husband over which brand my Christmas present should be, I picked Boysenberry! When all the competing machines do the exact same thing, and people complain about their own mixer (endlessly! ), no matter which mixer it is, I picked the one with the best eye appeal.
I spent a lot of time researching counter top mixers and I must say that KitchenAid had a really good selection. I love the variety of colors you can choose from. The mixer is really sturdy and easy to use. I enjoy being able to add ingredients with the pouring shield without having to stop the mixer and then add in the additional ingredients. I've always heard great things about the KitchedAid countertop mixers and I am in love with mine!
When I received the mixer, the side of the stand has a one inch long scratch/cut on the paint work. The cut was deep and exposed the iron metal underneath. I contacted KaTom and the return department direct me to call KitchenAid customer service which is the normal route to go. US KitchenAid directed me to call Canada KitchenAid customer service and Canada KitchenAid won't accept the return because the product/serial is from US, so I ended up getting a bit of run around.
She was amazed at the attachments that came with it and the others that were available and is planning to order more of them. The splash guard that came with hers is functional and saves quite a bit of cleanup.The KitchedAid whipped up the egg-white mixture using the whisk very fast when she tried it the next time she made an angelfood cake.I'm sure that I will gain both benefits and hazards from this gift in the future.
It really makes mixing up soft ingredients a breeze, and cleanup was equally pain free.The Bad:  It can't do bread. It is seriously under powered for anything more than one loaf. I wanted to make a two loaf recipe. Dry ingredients were as follows:  4 cups all purpose flour, 1.5 cups whole wheat white and 1 cup rolled oats. (And, of course, yeast and salt and that sort of stuff). Using the dough hook I began the mixing on just speed 1.
Answer: Mechanically, nothing. Appearance is the difference. With the white mixer you can see the labels, the lock knob, and the speed knob all are black. Whereas with the white on white, those things are all white.