CHAPTER THREE
1930's With the development of three new models, KitchenAid moved to make its food preparers more affordable.
1931 Model F was advertised at $89.80 in a November issue of The Saturday Evening Post. 3 ½ quart bowl
ATTACHMENTS
Since the model F has a 3 ½ qt bowl, although the beaters look like the model G mixers’ they are smaller to fit the bowl IMHO.
Since I do not have a manual for this model, I am not sure what, if any additional attachments were produced and advertised with it.
Coffee/cereal grinder
Pea sheller
Citrus juicer
Ice cream maker
Pelican slicer
Rotary slicer
Meat grinder
Can opener
Colander & sieve
Hot/cold water jacket
Splash shield
Pouring chute
Oil dropper
Knife sharpener
Silver Buffer
Ice cream maker
There were quite a few different variations of the ice cream freezer attachment over the years. In the pre-war years, the Model C-10, Model H-5, Model G, and Model F mixers each had their own specific version of the attachment. All of these used wooden buckets, and had a spring-loaded indicator that let the user know when the ice cream was frozen. With the exception of the Model G unit, all of these freezers are extremely difficult to find.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Ebay Auction for Kitchenaid Model-F
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i found a model f at a sell today i would like to keep it but also would like ifo on the mixer like how to use the grinding attachment
ReplyDeleteI have one of these DO you know if it came with a dough hook. i have the ice cream maker and several other attachments. Just no dough hook.I am only the second owner of the one I have. Gave 10.00 for it a garage sale the gentleman I purchased it from was probably in his 80's. He bought it for his wife as a wedding present.That was back in 1987. The lid of mine has a cast date inside of 1932
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