Kenwood
Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL
Warming mixer with scales, KWL90.004SI
Editorial review Reviewed 21 October 2026 How we assess products
Warming, weighing and two bowls are useful together when baking involves separate components. The Kenwood Titanium Chef Patissier XL can help with chocolate or proving stages, then keep a second mixture ready without washing the main bowl halfway through. Its 7L and 5L bowls offer more flexibility than a single large bowl. This is a large, heavy premium appliance. The touchscreen can feel fussier than a speed dial, and the extra functions offer poor value if you mainly make a weekly sponge. Compare the Titanium Chef Baker for weighing without warming, or the kMix for straightforward everyday work. Check the exact KWL90.004SI package because bowls and accessory bundles vary.
Key facts
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- Power
- 1400W
- Best For
- Advanced baking
- Bowl
- 7L + 5L
- Format
- Tilt-head
Strengths
- 7L warming bowl and separate 5L bowl
- Integrated weighing
- Touchscreen with guided functions
- Bowl warming for suitable baking tasks
- 1400W rated input
- Interchangeable whisk, beater and dough hook
- Warming can reduce separate melting or proving steps
- Two bowls help with multi-component recipes
- Ingredients can be weighed where they are mixed
- Large bowl supports ambitious bakes
- Broad baking ability makes it more flexible than a dough-only purchase
Limitations
- Touchscreen can be fussier than direct dial controls
- Large, heavy machine needs a suitable permanent space
- High cost if warming and the second bowl go unused
- Bundle contents need checking against the exact listing
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