Kenwood KM 336 Classic CHEF

alaTest has collected and analyzed 33 user reviews of Kenwood KM 336 Classic CHEF from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.7/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.2/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

The Kenwood Chef Classic KM336 stand mixer comes with a liquidiser jug and splash guard, as well as lots of instructions and a big recipe book. Kenwood calls it a 'straightforward kitchen machine with classic good looks and everyday performance'. We...

The Kenwood KM336 kitchen mixer should give you a lot of help in the kitchen. This practical appliance was designed to perform some of the most difficult and time-consuming processes in food preparation, so users won't have to spend a lot of time doing...

Mixing, blending, chopping, and other wide range of tasks are normally performed in a kitchen as a routine work. People spend a lot of time to carry out these activities by using a variety of machines that like separate blenders, choppers, etc. These...

Bought this model at Sainsbury's last year at a special offer knock down price of £119 and it's a superb machine. My forte is bread making and it powers it's way through a full load of dough. Older attachments from an earlier 1980's machine all fit and...

Why do the majority of these reviews do not even mention how this product works !

I've recently bought a Kenwood Chef. Mine is the KM331 but this is the closest model to mine so I'm posting the review here. Curry's have it on offer at the moment at £169. I note that a lot of the reviews here are about how the current range compares...

We've heard back from Kenwood regarding the KM336:. It says: Machines bought after 1976 will fit most of the current attachments. Any kitchen machines bought before 1976 will be an A700 series machine and the attachments will not be compatible. @ Mrs...

Thank you for all your comments, and we're sorry the formatting is wiped out, we'll find out if there is a way around this.We're really sorry to hear of the problems, and have forwarded these comments onto Kenwood to look at. The attachments did...

In 1974 we bought our first Kenwood Chef, and over the years many attachments. It performed brilliantly in every way for many years, but eventually the motor burned out and in had to be replaced. We had no hesitation in replacing it with another...

We bought a Chef many years ago to replace our old A901 we had in the 1980s. Brilliant mixer and despite Kenwood's attempt to increase the motor power over the years decided to shop around. What a nightmare! Having read up on here the various models...