Kitchen Aid Mixer
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Prize value
- Prize value (est.)
- £400
- Cash alternative
- £400
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £404
Baking, without the sore arm.
There comes a point in every ambitious bake when you begin to wonder why you didn’t just buy a cake.
The butter still isn’t quite fluffy enough. The egg whites need another few minutes. And you’ve somehow got to hold the bowl still while adding the next ingredient.
With a new series of The Great British Bake Off just around the corner, perhaps you’ve already started wondering whether you could do better. A KitchenAid stand mixer won’t guarantee you Star Baker — but it can certainly take care of some of the hard work.
Mix, whisk and knead your way through cakes, breads, biscuits, meringues and whatever else you’ve been meaning to try.
And unlike quite a lot of kitchen gadgets, it’s the sort of thing you’re unlikely to hide away in a cupboard.
Tickets are 99p. Not bad for giving your arm — and perhaps your baking — a bit of a break.
If you’d rather choose what to spend it on yourself, the winner can take the £400 cash alternative instead.
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About the operator
- Listing since
- 2026
- Live competitions
- 12