In the world of small kitchen appliances, a stand mixer is like a cooking buddy that makes your dreams of mixing and kneading feel like a magical show in the kitchen. As we dive into the holiday season, we’re thrilled to giveaway a new KitchenAid Professional bowl-lift stand mixer and the divine Pasta roller and cutter attachment to one lucky winner! I love using kitchen appliances and this is exactly what I’ve been wishing for in my cooking adventures. The simple joy of seeing ingredients seamlessly blend together, effortlessly whipped into perfection, is a dream come true. But I can’t enter the contest. You can. So, enter this amazing contest to elevate your kitchen game and spread the magic of your delicious creations.

KitchenAid Professional stand mixer: your holiday culinary maestro

Imagine the delicious smell of freshly baked cookies filling the air, the happy sounds coming from the kitchen, and the amazing KitchenAid Professional stand mixer standing proudly as your kitchen helper. From kneading dough for breads and cookies to effortlessly whipping up fluffy mashed potatoes, and even creating heavenly whipped cream and frostings for cupcakes, this machine can make your kitchen a place of fun and creativity. Its powerful performance and sturdy construction make it an indispensable companion during the holidays and beyond, ensuring that your cooking adventures are not only delicious but also a celebration of your favourite flavours.

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As the festive season unfolds, so does the desire for unique, homemade delights. And the pasta roller and cutter attachments are an exquisite addition to your KitchenAid arsenal. You can effortlessly roll out silky sheets of pasta, ready to be transformed into mouthwatering dishes that will captivate your guests. From spaghetti and fettuccine to lasagna sheets, the possibilities are endless. You can make your homemade pasta even more enjoyable by getting your kids and other family members to join in the fun!

KitchenAid’s Professional stand mixer and pasta attachments in action

In Shelley’s review video below, she demonstrates the stand mixer’s powerful performance, seamlessly handling tasks from kneading dough to creating different types of pasta. Check out her full review to learn more about these tools and gain a firsthand look at the efficiency and joy these KitchenAid companions can bring to your kitchen.

Ah, the dream of owning a stand mixer! If I had one, I’d dive into the world of baking with even more enthusiasm. And the first thing I’d make using a stand mixer is chocolate chip cookies. From the satisfying hum of the mixer to the mouthwatering aroma of freshly baked cookies, it’s that delightful journey I wish to cherish.

Are you excited to transform your cooking journey? This contest beckons you to share your most delightful holiday recipes and stories in the comments below. Don’t miss this opportunity to add a dash of magic to your holidays—enter now and let the cooking adventures begin!

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter in five different ways.

  1. In a comment below, share a special cooking story that captures the spirit of the season. Whether it’s a cherished family tradition or a delightful twist on a classic dish, we want to hear about the delicious magic happening in your kitchen.
  2. In a comment below Shelly’s review article, tell us one KitchenAid stand mixer attachment you think would be most useful for your family and why.
  3. For up to two (2) additional entries, create a public post on a social media channel (one entry per channel!) sharing a photo or short video showcasing your culinary creation with your friends and followers; that you are entering a Best Buy Blog contest for a chance to win an amazing KitchenAid stand mixer and pasta attachment; include the hashtag #BestBuyKitchenAidContest, so we can find your post. Then return here and tell us in a comment below on which channel you posted it and the name of your channel (since many people use pseudonyms) so that we can check and verify your entry. You can use any social media channel (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, etc.), but the post must be public so we can verify it is there.
  4. BONUS ENTRY: Many of us are visiting Best Buy stores this holiday season. While you are there, take a photo of any kitchenAid product or of the new KitchenAid display and send it to us at bestbuyblog@bestbuycanada.ca for a bonus entry! We’ll post some of those images here in an image gallery after the contest.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will randomly select one winner from all valid entries to receive a new KitchenAid Professional bowl-lift stand mixer and KitchenAid pasta roller & cutter attachment.

This contest runs from Nov 24th to Dec 8th.

Remember you can enter in five different ways as described above. Share this contest with your friends and family and let them join the adventure. The more, the merrier—think of the delightful creations, shared recipes, and kitchen stories we can all exchange. Enter, share, and embark on this delicious journey with your loved ones!

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Good Luck.

Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder is a senior editor and a collaborative team player at Best Buy Canada. She is passionate about creating consistent digital experiences with her writing, editing, analytics, and project management skills. Other than that, she loves to cook authentic Indian recipes for friends and family.
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  1. Love watching my Mom teach the grandkids .how to make her cinnamon bun recipe. She has now provided them each with a book of hand written recipe cards. Such a great memento.

    The bread kneading hook is a must for our family.

  2. One of my favorite baking memories is making shortbread cookies with my mother every Christmas. We would always play Christmas music and spend an entire day making shortbread cookies for family and friends. I’ve continued to make shortbread cookies every year to carry on my mother’s tradition.

  4. During Covid I was part of a baking pod delivering goodies to front line workers. Was making bliss bars and there was a icing sugar explosion in the kitchen

  7. A few years ago, my husband made 12 different types of cookies at Christmastime and gifted one of each type to a bunch of our friends and family. It was a big hit!

  8. The year my kids said “Can we NOT have turkey?”, and I asked them “what do you have in mind instead?”. Thus began a non-traditional exploration of holiday planning and cooking together. The table offerings have changed over the years, from charcuterie and nibbles only (other heavy meals elsewhere meant full meal wasn’t needed nor desired), to spaghetti and meatballs. The best part is discovering and creating together.

  9. We didn’t eat the traditional Christmas turkey meal. There was usually chicken, meatpie and lasagna. My Mom’s grandkids loved her lasagna so that was always part of the family Christmas meal.

  10. My husband birthday is early December and our family gets together to put up the tree and make our holiday perogies. We have our 3 young grandchildren get involved making them and they love it. We have some that night for his Birthday dinner and we have a feast of perogies and cabbage rolls Christmas Eve. It’s a lot of fun. We have wanted a KitchenAid pasta attachment for years. My husband makes amazing pasta but has to roll it by hand. Thank you so much for the chance to win.

  11. Once December begins we record our Christmas baking hits and misses on a blank calendar. This keeps us informed of our favourites and our passes. We have calendars now for the last 20 years and it’s a great way to remember favourites.

  12. For Hanukkah, its all hands on deck.
    Everyone gets involved in making potato latkes.
    Some peel potatoes. Some chop onions, (and cry).
    Some do the grating.
    There is the mixing of all the ingredients.
    Then there is the frying.
    They are kept warm in the oven while more are fried.
    Then everyone eats together.
    And we debate: Applesa?

  13. loved building gingerbread houses with my grandchildren, They were always lopsided and icing was everywhere, but we had fun.

  16. My holiday tradition is to bake sufganiyots (jelly filled donuts) with my daugther and deliver them to all our family and friends

  17. Years ago I started making a sweet potato dish that my father in law loved. He passed away and my husband and I are no longer together, yet I still make this dish in honor of my father in law.

  19. we have a specific diet in our house and make everything from scratch so we spend the run up to Christmas trying different recipes for sides and testing them, then we have a practice Christmas dinner to see if it is perfect, then make any adjustments or additions for the big day. It’s basically a month of cooking and it’s so much fun!

  21. My girls and I make and bake cookies leading up to the big day – they have favourites and so do I… so we make them all!

  23. Every year we make German pfeffernusse cookies with 3 generations (at one time it was 4). We spend all day long baking hundreds of cookies

  25. Made a large batch of Christmas cookies with my daughters last year in order to contribute to a neighbourhood cookie collective swap!

  28. My husband is from Italy, so I have always wanted to make fresh homemade pasta and with this I could. He would love it.

  32. A special memory for me is quite a few Christmases ago. My mom first taught me one of the recipes that her mother shared with her for the Christmas holidays and our recipe is one for a delicious Christmas pudding that I treasure having and every time I make it it always brings me closer to my grandmother and great grandmother.

  34. I don’t ever remember growing up and my mother baking so every Christmas i would bake with my daughter and then my grandson

  36. In the fall, we always went apple picking and kept bushels of apples in our cold storage. Around the holidays, we would stand and peel tons of apples to make apple sauce with them, or use in apple cakes for all the visitors to the house.

  38. Over covid, my adult daughter moved home and we started to make cookies. Rolling dough and perfecting our shortbread recipe. She is coming home this Xmas and asked if we could make shortbreads when she is home. My heart melted.

  40. We LOVE making cookies, especially shortbread ones this time of year, this would be absolutely fabulous to win thank you for this generous contest

  41. Made a large batch of Christmas cookies with my daughters last year in order to contribute to a neighbourhood cookie collective swap!

  42. We love butter tarts, especially the homemade ones. Our mother used to make them from scratch with her own pastry. She made the mini size well before Christmas and would store them in the freezer. One season, we decided to find them and began snitching just one or two, thinking Mom wouldn’t notice. Then my three young brothers also got into the act. Company was coming over so Mom wanted to bring out her best baking. Imagine her shock when the dozens of great tarts had been reduced to just o layer of a dozen or so 😉

  43. My family likes to make popcorn balls this time of year with some candy coating or chocolate. Makes a great item to share with family or friends.

  45. Every Christmas we make shortbread cookies and candy cane cookies, our daughter loves to take charge now that she is older. We would love to try making our own pasta so the pasta roller cutter would be great.

  46. We adjust our green bean casserole to be made without canned soup but make a special cheese sauce for it. I would love a Kitchen Aid mixer. Thank you.

  48. Our tradition is that in December we gather in the kitchen to make our traditional Shortbread Cookies and Snickerdoodles for the holidays.

  49. I have warm memories of baking treats, with my Mom and sisters, for Christmas. Our traditional twists were adding some cut-up, red, candied cherries to the butter tart batter, and peppermint extract and green food colouring to the custard layer of our Nanaimo bars.

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