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KitchenAid Artisan 5 qt

KitchenAid Artisan 5 qt

The default home planetary. 5 qt / 4.7 L, 325 W, 10 speeds. KitchenAid does not currently publish a bread-dough mass limit comparable to Bosch or Ooni, so there is no official dough-mass number here. A conservative working range is 400 to 1000 g. Use the dough hook on low speed only. Repeated stiff or large batches make the machine move across the worktop, overheat, and wear the gearbox.

Dough capacity
1 kg
Type
Planetary
4.73 L325 W
Hydration window
Not published

Tips from bakers

  1. Keep the dough hook on a low speed. When the dough starts to strain the motor, stop and let it rest rather than increasing the speed.

Specifications

Type
Planetary
Bowl
4.73 L
Practical batch
1 kg
Friction factor
12
Motor
325 W

Pros

  • Everywhere. Replacement bowls and hooks are trivial.
  • Suitable for small pizza batches on speeds 1 to 2.
  • Published friction data exists for this class of mixer.

Cons

  • No current official dough-weight rating. Do not convert 5 qt into kilograms.
  • Stiff bread batches overheat the motor, move the machine across the worktop, and wear the gearbox.

How the calculator uses this mixer

  • Water temperature. Its friction factor is 12. To reach 24°C dough in a 22°C kitchen, the calculator asks for water at 14°C, against 24°C when mixing by hand.
  • Batch size check. At 60% hydration, the calculator flags batches over 1.2 kg. For a 50% biga, the limit drops to 848 g. Under 400 g, it warns that the batch is too small.

Formulas this mixer handles

The largest single batch for each formula at its own hydration. The limit is the same one the calculator checks your batch against.

KitchenAid Artisan 5 qt dough capacity and hydration

a maximum of 1 kg of dough

The default home planetary. 5 qt / 4.7 L, 325 W, 10 speeds. KitchenAid does not currently publish a bread-dough mass limit comparable to Bosch or Ooni, so there is no official dough-mass number here. A conservative working range is 400 to 1000 g. Use the dough hook on low speed only. Repeated stiff or large batches make the machine move across the worktop, overheat, and wear the gearbox.

Also known as: KSM150, Artisan.

  • Everywhere. Replacement bowls and hooks are trivial.
  • Suitable for small pizza batches on speeds 1 to 2.
  • Published friction data exists for this class of mixer.
  • No current official dough-weight rating. Do not convert 5 qt into kilograms.
  • Stiff bread batches overheat the motor, move the machine across the worktop, and wear the gearbox.
  1. Keep the dough hook on a low speed. When the dough starts to strain the motor, stop and let it rest rather than increasing the speed.
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