Kitchenaid

Brand Description

KitchenAid was founded in 1919 by Herbert Johnston, an engineer who worked for the Hobart Corporation. It was created in response to Johnston's desire to create a mechanically driven dough mixer that could replace the manual process. The first stand mixer, known as the "H-5" model, was marketed to restaurants and professional bakers. Household models soon followed, with KitchenAid becoming a staple in American kitchens throughout the 20th century. Over the decades, KitchenAid expanded its product line and continued to innovate. The brand's signature design and vibrant product colors became a style icon in kitchens around the world. In 1986, Whirlpool Corporation acquired the KitchenAid brand and has continued to expand its offerings, ensuring that it remains at the forefront of kitchen technology and style.

KitchenAid

Founded
1919
Founder
Herbert Johnston
Headquarters
Benton Harbor, Michigan, United States
Industry
Kitchen Appliances
Area Served
Worldwide
Products
Stand Mixers, Blenders, Food Processors, Ovens, Refrigerators, Cooktops

Appliances

Model
Document
201 more models and 752 more manuals available for Kitchenaid Appliances
45 more models and 97 more manuals available for Kitchenaid Commercial Food Equipment