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*Swoon*: KitchenAid's First-Ever Color of the Year Is...

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Introducing Bird of Paradise, an uplifting coral hue that, according to a press release, “embodies the lush, tropical paradise, an escape from the everyday, and boasts a spirit of exploration inviting the passionate maker to take on any culinary adventure.” Those are tall orders for a stand mixer...but we’re already tempted to drop a cool $460 on the thing.
The Bird of Paradise stand mixer will be available in April, and some of the brand’s other countertop appliances (e.g., a mini food processor and a hand mixer) will also get the color treatment throughout the year. Plan your splurging accordingly.
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