KitchenAid 27'' Slow Cook Warming Drawer, Panel-Ready
Model# KEWS175BPA
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KitchenAid 27'' Slow Cook Warming Drawer, Panel-Ready
Model# KEWS175BPA
$1,664.99
- Style:
- Warming Drawers
- Height:
- 10 inches
- Width:
- 28 inches
- Depth:
- 26 inches
- Proof Mode:
- Yes
- Sabbath Mode:
- No
- Self Clean:
- No
- Wifi Enabled:
- No
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Great look!
Submitted 09-02-17
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Very pleased with the look and design. Great that you can configure to hold many different sizes of pans
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Love the warming drawer slow cook feature
Submitted 02-22-17
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
Added a warming drawer to our remodeled kitchen. When I read the manual and discovered the slow cook feature I used it to cook ribs and they turned out great. Nice bonus to the warming drawer.
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Easy to use
Submitted 10-11-15
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
I bought this a few months ago and it has been awesome for keeping food warm until dinner time.
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Love the slow cooker mode!
by dmfisher
Submitted 04-21-15
done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Kitchenaid.com
Excellent product, everything is great about this unit. We are surprised how hot this can get. So the slow cooker seems to finish a dish a little faster than our countertop model. However, this slow cooker seems to produce better tasting recipes! Heads up - we have this unit installed in the middle drawer of a base cabinet. The drawer and countertop above the unit can get very hot, so don't place butter or items that can melt easily above it. FOR INSET STYLE CABINETS AND/OR PANEL-READY INSTALLATION: If you are using inset cabinets, there are installation issues you need to be aware of in regard to the opening size and depth of unit. Our installer had to remove drywall behind cabinet to get unit in far enough for inset. The flange around the unit was too wide for unit to fit b/c of the inset, he had to remove metal. And if you are purchasing a panel-ready unit along with having inset cabinets, there are even more issues. Make sure your installer knows what he is doing, as it can get tricky with some customizing perhaps necessary. Brace yourself for additional installation labor. If you are installing this in regular cabinetry, it should go smoothly.
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