Was watching TV today (Discovery Channel). They have a program showing
how different things are made. One of today's segments showed KitchenAid
stand mixers being assembled. Didn't know they were made in Canada
(That's where the show originates from and where things they show are
generally produced). Was kind of interesting seeing what's on the
insides.

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Jack N2MPU
Proud NRA Life Member

I did see an episode of John Ratzenberger's "Made in America". The
episode showed that mixers were also produced in Ohio. However, you
made me curious, so I googled Kitchenaid. I found the following story
which says that part of Kitchenaid is being purchased by Whirlpool and
part is being purchased by Emerson.
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...C0A9639482 60

Hope they can keep the quality up after the transition.

Jack > wrote:

>Was watching TV today (Discovery Channel). They have a program showing
>how different things are made. One of today's segments showed KitchenAid
>stand mixers being assembled. Didn't know they were made in Canada
>(That's where the show originates from and where things they show are
>generally produced). Was kind of interesting seeing what's on the
>insides.

> wrote in message
...
>I did see an episode of John Ratzenberger's "Made in America". The
> episode showed that mixers were also produced in Ohio. However, you
> made me curious, so I googled Kitchenaid. I found the following story
> which says that part of Kitchenaid is being purchased by Whirlpool and
> part is being purchased by Emerson.
> http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...C0A9639482 60
>
> Hope they can keep the quality up after the transition.
>
> Jack > wrote:
That article is dated 1985.
Janet

On Dec 13, 2:16 pm, Jack > wrote:
> Was watching TV today (Discovery Channel). They have a program showing
> how different things are made. One of today's segments showed KitchenAid
> stand mixers being assembled. Didn't know they were made in Canada
> (That's where the show originates from and where things they show are
> generally produced). Was kind of interesting seeing what's on the
> insides.
>
> --
> Jack N2MPU
> Proud NRA Life Member

Yeah, all those huge globs of grease. LOL.

N.

"Janet B." > wrote:

>
> wrote in message
.. .
>>I did see an episode of John Ratzenberger's "Made in America". The
>> episode showed that mixers were also produced in Ohio. However, you
>> made me curious, so I googled Kitchenaid. I found the following story
>> which says that part of Kitchenaid is being purchased by Whirlpool and
>> part is being purchased by Emerson.
>> http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...C0A9639482 60
>>
>> Hope they can keep the quality up after the transition.
>>
>> Jack > wrote:
>That article is dated 1985.
>Janet
>

My bad! At the top left, it shows the current date, which makes one
think the article is from today. However, closer inspection reveals
the true date. Thanks for the update.