Kenwood
Kenwood Titanium Chef Baker
5L with scales, KVC65.001WH
Editorial review Reviewed 21 October 2026 How we assess products
Integrated weighing is the main reason to choose the 5L Kenwood Titanium Chef Baker. Ingredients can go straight into the mixing bowl, reducing separate containers and trips to the scales. A timer and assisted head lifting help with recipes that have several stages. This KVC65.001WH is not the larger Chef Baker XL, so check the bowl and tools in the exact package. Flour can escape through the splashguard opening; start slowly and add dry ingredients carefully. The Kenwood kMix costs less if you already have a good weighing routine. Pay more for the Patissier XL only when warming and its second bowl would be useful.
Key facts
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- Power
- 1200W
- Best For
- Built-in scales
- Bowl
- 5L
- Format
- Tilt-head
Strengths
- 5L stainless-steel bowl
- Integrated EasyWeigh scales
- Mixing timer
- Assisted tilt-head lifting
- Whisk, beater and dough hook
- Slow start and splashguard
- Ingredients can be weighed straight into the mixing bowl
- Reduces separate weighing bowls and worktop clutter
- Timer helps repeat a mixing routine
- Assisted head lifting is useful during a multi-stage recipe
- More straightforward than the warming Patissier XL
Limitations
- Costs considerably more than a basic everyday mixer
- Splashguard opening can let flour escape
- This 5L package is smaller than the Chef Baker XL
- Scales add little value if your separate weighing routine already suits you
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