KitchenAid KFP1318BM

We purchased this range a year ago when we remodeled our kitchen as our previous range was also a Kitchenaid. While I find it's sleek design atttactive, I'm disappointed with the overall performance. The burners are hard to see as they are the same color as the stove top with only small dots to indi...

I bought this range last summer after having a Jenn Air for 35 years. Really spoiled with the features of the Jenn, so I was very critical when selecting a new range. The new range doesn't fit, sticks out too far from cabinet and the height is not tall enough for my 38" high cabinet including counte...

I loved the look of this range in the showroom. Lots of great features, but I don't think it lives up to it's first impression. The cooktop is nice. I like the adjustable sizes of the burners and the warming section and it heat quickly and evenly. The problem is in the digital controls. They are too...

I bought this thinking that it would be a reliable range, but can't really recommend it to others if it's going to require service multiple times within 6 months. It cooks great, looks great but when an error code flashes, the range shuts down and instructs you to call for service. Customer service ...

Not super thrilled with this. The whole reason I bought this was to shred cheese. This does an awful job. Theres is too much space between how far down the food pushy thing goes into the tube, and how far down the shredding attachment sits. I get a few shreds and then the rest of my block of cheese ...

I have had this range for about 8 months. I bought it to replace my old Kitchenaid range. We wanted to redo our kitchen and purchased all new Kitchenaid appliances. Although there are two adults using the range and we are both very careful with pans there are scratches in the cooktop. My old range w...

The range is beautiful as long as you don't use it. It is an absolute nightmare to keep the cooktop clean. We wipe it off with every use and already there is a blemish that will not go away. This range replaced a KitchenAid that was 18 years old and it looked like it was just out of the box.

This thing comes with an insert the all of the parts and attachments somehow fit into. Designed by a packaging engineer, not a cook.

I find it a like under powered. Same power as a 3 cup processor. 250 watts I believe. Correct me if I'm wrong.

I like this a lot more than any other food processor I have used. What I especially like: 1). You can feed long items like carrots and celery through the tube without cutting up. This is a big time-saver. Some other processors I have tried had an "interlock" you could not bypass so you had to cut ev...