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I see a choice between 800 watt and 1000 watt. The guy in the store says the 800 watt is strong enough for 5 lbs of challah but I am skeptical. Anyone know if the 800 watt will do? There is a significant price difference between the two.
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if this is the universal plus then this is the specs
Bosch Universal Plus:
800 Watts (the most powerful ever from Bosch and the most powerful in its class)
4 speed settings + momentary switch (lower speed setting is slower and higher speed setting faster than previous model)
Cord storage
Suction feet for a secure standing
Overload and start motor protection
Easy to clean
3 year motor / transmission warranty
Unique and modern design
Dough hook is designed to simulate hand kneading and develop gluten in minimal time
Ergonomic and easy handling with rim at top of bowl
Works perfectly with small or large quantities (whip as little as one egg white)
Wide range of possibilities with optional accessories (listed below)
Whisk holder is dishwasher safe
Splash ring allows for easy adding of ingredients
Sealed oil transmission more than doubles the lifetime of the transmission
High customer satisfaction
and I think that there is an Small Batch Kneading Attachment and I dont think that it comes withit but I saw it online for around $7
I hope this was helpful
Do you think it is better than Kitchenaid?
by the way I got information off of a website that specializes in reviewing kitchen equipment
@Torah613 a kitchenaid can’t make 5lb of challah. the bowl isn’t big enough and I don’t think the 6qt 600 hundred series can handle it. But the 4.5 qt can definitely handle 7 cups of flour so aprox 2.5 lbs?
We have a kitchenaid which is used often. I’m not a fan of our Bosch. The bowl has a post in the middle and very hard to clean. But we do use it occasionally.
And our Bosch is over 20 years old which is normal for a basch.
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