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Question: Where can you buy attachments
Document: The lever speeds on the Kitchenaid always seemed a bit strange to me.3. I am also a huge fan of the fact that the Viking has two points for attachments. There is the front "low speed" attachment point and on teh top of the back of the mixer is the "high speed" attachment point. I don't thing the Kitchenaid has two attachment points. I cant wait to buy the blender attachment for this thing!!!4.
I'm a guy used to good shop tools, and I bought this primarily to assist in making bread. I'm spoiled from my shop tools, and I roll my eyes and wince at the electric smell of an underpowered kitchen appliance. I concluded correctly that for a stand mixer, Viking was my only choice.I researched Viking, KitchenAid, Cuisinart, and a few other brands. The stainless steel attachments can go in the dishwasher. There are no hidden plastic parts to fail.
Can't help but wonder why other brands haven't followed Viking's sensible example. The unit comes with beater, whip and dough hook, all three feature the same quality construction exhibited elsewhere in the mixer. Attachments are easy to attach and remove, and flawlessly built from heavy duty stainless steel so you'll never worry about corrosion or flaking and peeling like the competitors. Purchased to replace an Osterizer that served faithfully for the last twenty years, couldn't be more pleased with this great appliance.
(Try moving a drill press.) The 800 watts can handle bread dough without blinking. The design is simplicity itself, a tool one can be so proud of, one ends up playing with it every night. (Bread is like that. )Go read half a dozen current bread books. They're rife with this concern that home stand mixers (cough! KitchenAid. cough!) can't handle bread without time outs. So why doesn't everyone buy a Viking?
Viking VSM500 Professional Stand Mixer is a perfect example of superior quality and workmanship all too uncommon in today's market. Elegant in appearance, great attention has been given to every detail and design funtions second to none. Heart of this brute is 800 watts of pure power that will mix anything you desire, from thick cake or cookie batter to the toughest bread dough without ever thinking about bogging, while the wide range of speeds and attachments makes it delicate enough for even the most sensitive meringues.
heavy duty, powerful, made in the USA, sturdy, solid, fun to use, a little heavy for the misses, but that is what i am for. Oh did I mentionMADE IN THE U.S.A.
bought based on the assumption VIKING products were made in america. wrong. made in china. it worked well for 11 months then just died. no grinding gears. no electrical burn smell. didn't press the machine's limits: only used it for making mashed potatoes. for this price, i was expecting more than 11 months. trying to get repairs or parts is a nightmare because VIKING has discontinued its countertop appliance line. ugh.
Wife does some serious baking likes it better than 6 Quart Kitchen Aide, the motor and transmission are strong does not seem to struggle under heavy load
This mixer is built like a tank. The 20 speeds available gives excellent control. I've been making batches of heavy cookie dough and the mixer runs through it without any trouble. I love it.
This mixer does not even come with a "cheapy" cover and there is no cover available to purchase. Kitchenaid mades mixer covers that can be purchased however I have been unable to find a Viking mixer cover. I think I have found a site that makes covers that are supposed to fix a varitey of mixers to include the Viking however it would have been nice to find a Viking specific cover. That would have at least let me know that it would cover the mixer I have.
Answer: I purchased my meat grinder from the only dealer in the US in 2008.  I don't know if he is still doing business. You might try McNichols Electric in Detroit, where I had one repaired:  Mc Nichols Electric, 13725 McNichols Rd,  Detroit MI 48235.