--- product_id: 50429685 title: "Kenwood DL229 Cooking Chef, 6.7 L" brand: "kenwood" price: "8361584₫" currency: VND in_stock: false reviews_count: 1 url: https://www.desertcart.vn/products/50429685-kenwood-dl229-cooking-chef-6-7-l store_origin: VN region: Vietnam --- # 1100W Power 6.7L Capacity 8 Mixing Speeds Kenwood DL229 Cooking Chef, 6.7 L **Brand:** kenwood **Price:** 8361584₫ **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > Cook Like a Pro! 👩‍🍳 ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Kenwood DL229 Cooking Chef, 6.7 L by kenwood - **How much does it cost?** 8361584₫ with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vn](https://www.desertcart.vn/products/50429685-kenwood-dl229-cooking-chef-6-7-l) ## Best For - kenwood enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted kenwood brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Powerful Performance:** Unleash the 1500W motor for effortless mixing and cooking. - • **Sleek and Stylish Design:** Elevate your kitchen aesthetics with a modern silver finish. - • **Versatile Mixing Options:** Choose from 8 mixing speeds and 3 cooking stir speeds for ultimate control. - • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Set your perfect temperature and timer with ease. - • **Revolutionary Induction Cooking:** Experience the future of cooking with direct heat in the mixing bowl. ## Overview The Kenwood DL229 Cooking Chef is a powerful 1100W induction cooking system with a generous 6.7L capacity. It features a 1500W motor, 8 mixing speeds, and a user-friendly display with a 3-hour timer and temperature settings, all designed to enhance your culinary experience. ## Description The highly innovative Kenwood Cooking Chef Mixer KM082 is unique in its capacity to induction-cook food directly within the mixing bowl. This allows you to not only benefit from all the features Kenwood planetary mixing has to offer, including the effortless yet thorough mixing of all kinds of doughs and batters for cakes and pastries, but also benefit from the advantages of effortless heating and cooking. This Kenwood mixer's range of extra features also include wide temperature settings from 20°C to 140°C, a high speed whisk function and the standard supply of a stainless steel stirring tool, power whisk, flexi-beater, dough hook and K-beater. Review: Get one if you can afford it (or even if you can't!) - I thought I would write a quick review of this as there seem to be very few reviews of this machine - despite it being made by a reputable company with a great (deserved) reputation for quality and engineering. This is the latest model of the Cooking Chef - but without the food processor & blender. I also didn't get the Cookbook with mine - though Kenwood kindly sent me one through the post. Because I already have a good food processor (also a Kenwood) and blender jug from my old Kenwood Chef (which conveniently also fits this machine) , I saved £300 by buying this particular model (from a different, cheaper, supplier online) and used some of the savings to buy more useful attachments (at least for me) - like the mincer and the grating/slicing/shredding attachment (which conveniently dumps the cut up/grated food into any large or small bowl rather than being restricted to a small processor bowl). Yes - this is an expensive machine - but not much more so than a Kenwood Major - and, with Kenwood's engineering expertise and reputation for product longevity (I still have my parent's Kenwood Chef from 1963 & it is still going strong) , I would say it is a good investment for anyone who likes cooking. It's cheaper than the only comparable product around (the Thermomix) and is more useful when you take into account it's about the most robust mixer on the market for home use - even without the cooking facility. Added to which it caramelises onions brilliantly (just thought I'd mention that as it was a revelation to me) saving you nearly an hour of stirring a pan over a gentle heat - something which the TM cannot do (I tried a couple of times but it just didn't get hot enough & the onions kept tangling themselves round the blade) - though it is slightly easier to make things like custard, bechamel sauce and soup in the TM because of the nature of the constantly spinning blades - even though the KCC also performs these tasks well. I have both machines and use & love them both. I think, generally speaking, the TM is more geared towards the busy housewife and it isn't necessary to know much about cooking as the machine holds your hand all the way through the process telling you what to do at every juncture (on the current model). Obviously you can adapt all the built-in recipes to your own and can use all the functions independently too. The KCC on the other hand seems more suited to someone who knows something about cooking - and even for professional chefs. Once you get the hang of all of its functions, you realise just how versatile and useful a machine this is. Makes you proud to be British! ## Features - 1100W Induction Cooking System cooks directly in the mixing bowl - Interlocked head lift, bowl, heat shield and attachment outlet covers - Display features 3 hour timer and temperature setting - 1500W motor - 8 mixing speeds and 3 cooking stir speeds ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00KQMTKIA | | Batteries Required? | No | | Colour | Silver | | Customer Reviews | 5.0 5.0 out of 5 stars (1) | | Date First Available | 6 Jun. 2014 | | Included components | Stainless Steel | | Item Package Quantity | 1 | | Item Weight | 13.6 kg | | Item model number | 6434 | | Manufacturer | Kenwood | | Package Dimensions | 41 x 38 x 33.5 cm; 13.6 kg | | Part number | DL229 | | Size | 380(H)x 410(W)x 335(D)mm | | Special Features | Induction Cooking System Cooks Directly In The Mixing Bowl | ## Product Details - **Brand:** KENWOOD - **Capacity:** 101.44 Fluid Ounces - **Colour:** Silver - **Global Trade Identification Number:** 05011423165820 - **Item weight:** 13.6 Kilograms - **Manufacturer:** Kenwood - **Special feature:** Induction Cooking System Cooks Directly In The Mixing Bowl - **Wattage:** 1500 watts ## Images ![Kenwood DL229 Cooking Chef, 6.7 L - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Zfwzl-0IL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Get one if you can afford it (or even if you can't!) *by A***R on 24 January 2016* I thought I would write a quick review of this as there seem to be very few reviews of this machine - despite it being made by a reputable company with a great (deserved) reputation for quality and engineering. This is the latest model of the Cooking Chef - but without the food processor & blender. I also didn't get the Cookbook with mine - though Kenwood kindly sent me one through the post. Because I already have a good food processor (also a Kenwood) and blender jug from my old Kenwood Chef (which conveniently also fits this machine) , I saved £300 by buying this particular model (from a different, cheaper, supplier online) and used some of the savings to buy more useful attachments (at least for me) - like the mincer and the grating/slicing/shredding attachment (which conveniently dumps the cut up/grated food into any large or small bowl rather than being restricted to a small processor bowl). Yes - this is an expensive machine - but not much more so than a Kenwood Major - and, with Kenwood's engineering expertise and reputation for product longevity (I still have my parent's Kenwood Chef from 1963 & it is still going strong) , I would say it is a good investment for anyone who likes cooking. It's cheaper than the only comparable product around (the Thermomix) and is more useful when you take into account it's about the most robust mixer on the market for home use - even without the cooking facility. Added to which it caramelises onions brilliantly (just thought I'd mention that as it was a revelation to me) saving you nearly an hour of stirring a pan over a gentle heat - something which the TM cannot do (I tried a couple of times but it just didn't get hot enough & the onions kept tangling themselves round the blade) - though it is slightly easier to make things like custard, bechamel sauce and soup in the TM because of the nature of the constantly spinning blades - even though the KCC also performs these tasks well. I have both machines and use & love them both. I think, generally speaking, the TM is more geared towards the busy housewife and it isn't necessary to know much about cooking as the machine holds your hand all the way through the process telling you what to do at every juncture (on the current model). Obviously you can adapt all the built-in recipes to your own and can use all the functions independently too. The KCC on the other hand seems more suited to someone who knows something about cooking - and even for professional chefs. Once you get the hang of all of its functions, you realise just how versatile and useful a machine this is. 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