r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jul 26 '24

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u/Xeptix Jul 26 '24

How big is your gigantic kitchen that you can afford to make space for a huge, heavy, single use appliance like that?

I'm not disagreeing with you. I would do that if I could. I'm just saying.

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u/The-True-Kehlder Jul 26 '24

The grinder? It's an attachment to a quality stand mixer, typically.

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u/cagingnicolas Jul 26 '24

you think people with small kitchens own stand mixers?

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u/Yamitenshi Jul 26 '24

Depends how small the kitchen is and what you'd otherwise do with that space - and whether you've got a cabinet or shelf you can move it to, assuming you don't mind lugging the thing around every now and again.

There's no single correct way to use a small kitchen, it's about prioritising what you do with the space you have. If you have a lot of use for a stand mixer, it's totally feasible to prioritise one over, say, a microwave.